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Trevor Wing and his sculptured eagle. 6th May 1992.
Artist holding a carved wooded duck standing in front of a collection of other ornamental ducks. 1992.
Geoff Shedley's 1965 sculpture of the "Rainmakers" situated in Gulfview Road at Christies Beach.
Geoff Shedley's 1965 sculpture of the "Rainmakers" situated in Gulfview Road at Christies Beach. The sculpture was cast at Castalloy Limited.
Statue in Howie Reserve at Walkerville. 1988.
War Memorial on Glen Osmond Road at Myrtle Bank. 1988.
Colonel Light's Statue in North Adelaide. 1988
Lady using a sewing machine to make a smocked baby dress. 1988.
Marie Caristo of Henley Beach, with some of the shoes she made at Marleston College of TAFE. 5th November 1988.
Taryn Friend, who will teach unemployed youth fabric design, shows Steven the techniques of silk screening. 30th July 1986.
Bridgett Gardiner and Brian O'Malley pictured holding some of their materials at Rooftop Clothing. 1988.
Rob Johnston explains the basics of silkscreen printing to his art class. 25th May 1988.
left to right: Tanya Morgan, 9 of Morphett Vale; Michelle Edwards, 9 of Morphett Vale; Stephen Ramsey, 9 of Morphett Vale with teacher Rob Johnson who is demonstrating the art of silk screening. 1988.
Maja O'Dea of Semaphore South screenprinting a butterfly design onto silk. 6th November 1991.
Woodlands Girl's School student Monique Webber. 13 of Tennyson screen printing a bird design. 20th May 1993.
Montrose Avenue Youth Service. Pictured left to right are Clare, Shirley, Annie and Cindy all from Norwood. They are creating designs using silk screening. . 13th April 1988.
Helen Stevens of Hawthorn embroidering flowers onto material. 16th May 1990.
Glenelg Senior Citizen's Club member Dorothy Bryden of Marion was the life of the club's teddy bear party last week. She makes teddy bears and was on hand to show club members how it is done. 22nd July 1987.
Jeff Guess of Gawler, poet in North Terrace Gardens. 7 February 1990.
Eric Gunton, writer. 11 July 1990.
Eric Gunton with material used to compile his book. 8 July 1987.
Turning the page of time. Sprightly Westbourne Park author, Eric Gunton hoards a "few" of his books after store bookshelves sold out. 19 October 1988.
The silk-screen Emu looks on as Rita shows it some of the characters which appear in her latest pictorial history. 5 November 1988.
Croydon High "poet in residence" Rory Harris (centre) helps students open up about their day-to-day concerns. Overlooking his work is acting school principal and poet John Griffin and priority projects co-ordinator Marg Hutchinson. 8 April 1987.
Max Hart has a fiery story about Aboriginal Christians in his new book 'A Story of Fire'. 11 January 1989.
Ex-South Australian policewoman and co-authors of 'To Walk a Fair Beat' Pat Higgs (left) of Lockleys and Chris Bettess of Banksia Park with their history book. 14 October 1987.
Author Barry Hill shows Jackie Warman and Jane West of the Salisbury Education bridging course what he has in mind for the Elizabeth writer-in-residence oral history project. 8 July 1987.
Robert Honan with his new book 'Thats That.' 14 February 1990.
Margaret Hopton, sorting out the facts about her great-grandfather, John Reynell, of Reynella fame. 9 November 1988.
Photographer-turned-author Wally Hertzfield recently appeared in John Martin's Book Place, Marion, to sign copies of his book 'Wally Herzfield's Adelaide.' 7 May 1986.
