The SA School of Art Gallery’s journey from the 1960s to the present day weaves it way through Jenny Aland’s recently published history South Australian School of Art: 170 Years shaping South Australian Arts and Culture, Wakefield Press ). The ground floor gallery space at Stanley Street in the late 60s to 70s was a hub of activity and space for multiple changing exhibitions showcasing graduate work as well as touring exhibitions. Into the 1990s the University of South Australia Art Museum (formerly the College Gallery), under the directorship of Erica Green, elbowed its way into prominence with a series of significant thematic and other exhibitions.

The purpose-built SASA Gallery began operating in the Kaurna Building in the early 2000s. Under the directorship of Mary Knights in 2006,

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