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rrala manta manta - strong; long way, long time

by Condie, Bernice, Fullard, Corrie, Greeno, Dulcie, James, Jeanette, Maynard, Len, Mundy, Colleen, Nichols, Verna, Thomas, Judith-Rose, West, Vicki.

City of Hobart Art Prize

by Knipe, Sherrie.

...come to life...

by Baumgartner, Damien, Edwards, Michael, Evangelou-Oost, Lydia, Harper, Lee, Hindmarsh, Laura, Jones, Sarah, Krouzecky, Claire, Newitt, James, O’Connor, Rob, O’Hern, Tom, Robinson, Cath, Robson, Nicole, Rowe, Amelia.

Exhibition showcasing emerging young Tasmanian artists. Co-curated by Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery (QVMAG) and Contemporary Art Spaces Tasmania (CAST); Michael Edwards and Damien ...

Lookout

by Cuthbert, Adam, Edwards, Michael, Gough, Julie, Harper, Andrew, Keeling, David, Mauro-Flude, Nancy, Robins, Jack, Scott, Mary, Singe, Michael, Stevens, Bec, Stewart, Jane.

Lookout is the sixth project in a series partnered by CAST and the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery which aims to promote contemporary Tasmanian artists. ...

Erotographomania

by Jones, Sarah.

Keepers and Kinds New Works

by Scott, Mary.

Solo Exhibition

Warm Up: Mike Singe

by Singe, Michael.

Solo exhibition

Faster Stronger Greener

by Stevens, Bec.

Stevens also co-curated the exhibition.

Somoar-Objects Of Memory

by Harper, Lee.

solo exhibition

Clean Living

by Harper, Lee.

Sawtooth ARI’s group show, part of the Establishment program conducted by Contemporary Art Spaces Tasmania (CAST).

The Hobart Urban Illumination Project

by Jones, Sarah.

Part of Iteration: Again, Hobart, under the curatorial direction of David Cross, Massey University School of Fine Arts, Wellington, NZ

To Catch a Tiger

by Newitt, James.

Core

by O’Connor, Rob.

Holy Hell

by O’Hern, Tom.

Dog Boy

by O’Hern, Tom.

Princess

by Robson, Nicole.

A collaboration with MADE

Pane

by Robson, Nicole.

A collaborative art installation and performance work

Still Life

by Rowe, Amelia.

Solo exhibition

Spinous Process

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I am over it spinous process Lee infuses a prescriptive narrative with emotion to expose an autobiographical event. The installation of real and imagined artefacts ...

Spinous Process

by Harper, Lee.