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August 2020
in situ
An exhibition of performance, sculptural and photographic work which pays tribute to the effect and necessity of community and collaboration in our daily lives, by emerging artists Sharifah Emalia Al-Gadrie…
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An exhibition of fruitscapes by Jen Franklin These paintings elevate the everyday; they bestow the richness of oil paint onto imperfect, ephemeral fruit. The exhibition dignifies and celebrates the humble…
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FALL
An exhibition of small sculptural works in wood by Taiwanese / Tasmanian artist Chi-Ling Tabart “I crave a dream, I struggle with it, I fight for it, I risk my…
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Southern Tasmania :
In the path
of the Roaring 40s
A solo exhibition of selected works on paper by Raymond Dean. EXHIBITION DATES: Wednesday 30 September – Tuesday 6 October 2020 11:00am – 6:00pm daily Image Credits: Raymond Dean
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ArtRage
ArtRage : an annual touring QVMAG exhibition showcasing work by Tasmanian students studying pre-tertiary visual arts. Impressive & Inspiring. In this instalment of ArtRage, artists have used many mediums and…
Find out more »CONTAINED
Presented by the Tasmanian Ceramic Association CONTAINED, the theme for the Tasmanian Ceramics Association‘s annual Exhibition, resonates all the way from threat and relief (the fire has been contained) to…
Find out more »November 2020
Itsy Bitsy
Teeny Weeny
Micro Mosaics
by
Donna Ritchie
An installation by Donna Ritchie “This installation is a combination of my Arts Residency in Cradle Mountain, my recent international art trips to Hong Kong, UK and Italy, and my…
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Walking Shadows :
Bal Maidens
& Brisons Veor
Emerging Artist Belinda Casey explores the trace of Cornish Bal Maidens upon the Cornish and Tasmanian landscapes by representing their clothing in mixed media on canvas. Walking Shadows : Bal Maidens…
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An exhibition by emerging artist Emily-Rose Wills in response to not having a defined “home”: a musing on the elements of place that coincide with a physically unanchored self. “In…
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