This exhibition isn’t just about paintings on a wall — it’s about the magic of making art together. It’s about feelings, family, and freedom — and it’s open to everyone.
Claire and her kids created these artworks side by side, mixing styles, ideas, and emotions. Some pieces are playful and spontaneous (just like kids!), while others show Claire’s more polished and professional artist side. Put together, it’s a beautiful mix of raw creativity and deep emotion.
The exhibition also explores a big and important feeling — grief — and how art can help us heal and understand difficult things. Through this powerful theme, Claire shares her own personal story of loss in a way that invites kindness, courage, and connection.
Visitors are even invited to get hands-on! There’s a giant collaborative canvas where you can make your mark. Later, Claire will turn it into a future artwork — how cool is that?
At its heart, Nothing Is Linear asks: what happens when we stop trying to colour inside the lines?
This is more than just an art show — it’s a celebration of being yourself, feeling big feelings, and letting your imagination lead the way.
Make Your Mark workshop
Join Claire Foord for an intimate, hands-on workshop among the grapevines at Little Alfies on 9 August at 1:30pm.
Inspired by her SALA exhibition, Nothing is Linear, this exclusive experience invites you to explore instinctive mark-making art in a relaxed vineyard setting.
With only 10 places available, guests will enjoy an artist lead painting session. Best of all, all materials (canvas, paints, tools), a glass or two of local wine and curated nibbles are provided. Guest will also enjoy a closed exhibition guided tour of Nothing is Linear and open Q&A with the artist. Booking is required here.
Nothing Is Linear is on at Little Alfies (119 Little Rd, Willunga), from 8–17 August; Fri: 10am–4:30pm; Wed & Sun; 10am–2pm; and Sat: 12pm–4:30pm. Entry is free.
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