SALA Festival × Foodland

KTAFA × SALA Festival × Foodland

In 2021, T'keyah Ware was named a featured artist in the SALA Festival × Foodland collaboration, with her painting Family Day Out reproduced across limited-edition reusable shopping bags distributed throughout South Australia, with proceeds supporting opportunities for SA artists.

2021

Featured artist

1

Artist — T'keyah Ware

SA

Statewide distribution

50c

Per bag to SALA fund

The collaboration

Art in the hands of everyday South Australians

In 2021, T'keyah Ware was named a featured artist in the SALA Festival × Foodland collaboration. Her painting Family Day Out was reproduced across limited-edition reusable shopping bags distributed throughout Foodland Supermarkets across South Australia, with 50c from each bag sale going to the SALA fund to create paid opportunities for South Australian artists.

Family Day Out — On Every Shopping Bag

2021 · SALA Festival

Family Day Out — On Every Shopping Bag

In 2021, T'keyah Ware was named a featured artist in the SALA Festival × Foodland collaboration, with her painting Family Day Out reproduced across limited-edition reusable shopping bags distributed throughout Foodland Supermarkets across South Australia.

The bags were available to purchase from all Foodland stores during the SALA month of August, with 50c from each bag sale going to the SALA fund to create paid opportunities for South Australian artists.

Each bag carried a piece of contemporary Aboriginal storytelling into homes across the state, turning an everyday grocery run into a moment of cultural connection.

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Bringing Art into Everyday Life

SALA Festival

Bringing Art into Everyday Life

SALA Festival is one of Australia's largest and most inclusive open-access visual arts festivals, celebrating the work of living artists across South Australia each August.

The SALA × Foodland collaboration brought T'keyah's vibrant Aboriginal artwork to thousands of South Australians through their everyday shopping, with proceeds from the bags supporting opportunities for South Australian artists.

This product collaboration reflects KTAFA's commitment to sharing Aboriginal artwork in accessible ways, bringing cultural storytelling into everyday life and supporting the broader arts community.

Art doesn't only belong in galleries. It belongs in everyday life, in the hands of everyday people.
T'keyah Ware, artist
Supporting SA Artists

Ongoing

Supporting SA Artists

Proceeds from the limited-edition Foodland shopping bags supported opportunities for South Australian artists, creating a meaningful connection between the collaboration and the broader arts community.

This collaboration is part of KTAFA's commitment to sharing Aboriginal artwork in new and accessible ways, with cultural storytelling at the heart of every brief and a charitable element that gives back to community.

The SALA × Foodland bags continue to circulate through South Australian homes, carrying T'keyah's artwork and the stories of Country into everyday life.

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