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July 2018
Where To Now
Images of refugees bombard us – on the television news; through our online news sites; while flicking through a newspaper. But how much do we look and what is it…
Find out more »Angry Underwear
In 1988, before Madonna’s pointy bra, Tania Ferrier started a business making feminist underwear for strippers in New York. New York Angry Underwear Interviews from Tania Ferrier on Vimeo.…
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Reclaimed :
Objects and Images
from Home
Works by Stephanie Theobald and Bronwyn Theobald. Mother v. Daughter. Britain v. France: A contemporary look at 19th Century explorations of Tasmania Stephanie Theobald “The idea for this exhibition was sparked during a conversation…
Find out more »August 2018
A Tale or Two
from Pontville |
lower midland grasslands
An exhibition by SAC Resident Artist Grace Garton. My first impression of the grasslands was of an uninviting, dry, treeless and windy place. As the years went by I began to understand and…
Find out more »Genii Loci
A series of drypoints and illustrations exploring the “Genii Loci” (spirits of place) in Tasmania by emerging artist Rebekah Francis. Tasmania is a place of complex overlay; wilderness and culture,…
Find out more »Dear kunanyi
Presented by Respect the Mountain. Dear kunanyi is an exhibition of diverse contemporary work by artists from Hobart and beyond, exploring their shared and unique experiences of kunanyi. Dear kunanyi…
Find out more »A Cambodian Selfie
Award winning artist Henrietta Manning considers the impact and superficiality of mass tourism through her own travels in Cambodia. What does it mean to travel? What is the worth of…
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Thirty-six Views
of the Mountain
Curated by Tina Curtis of OTTO Collective The inspiration for Thirty-six Views of the Mountain is the two series of Japanese woodblock prints by Hokusai and Hiroshige both titled Thirty Six…
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Self-Dissolve : Reiteration
Self-Dissolve : Reiteration by emerging artist Dexter Rosengrave is a provocation of the self, self-image and gender identity through the poetics of absence, live performance, photography, video and remnants. Self-Dissolve :…
Find out more »October 2018
Approaching from a distance
Paintings by emerging artist Ai Shanshan “During the past four years of study in Hobart, each day is unusual, as if it is a concentrated half-life experience full of emotion.…
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