Features

Interview with Jerome Dobinson and Amanda Kay, joint Creative Directors at Hobart design studio The 3rd Door.

Take a tour of the self-proclaimed ‘pseudo cultish organisation dedicated to the accumulation of vast wealth’

Former drummer of Trainpark and Lifecoach, gives his perspective on the Tassie music scene.

Tasmania’s large range of speciality timbers our state is beginning to develop a competitive advantage in contemporary furniture design.

Get the low down on the Battery Point Sculpture Trail

A glimpse (in pictures) of an exhibition of work painted en plein air by John Kelly.

A glimpse (in pictures) of The Shadows Calling exhibition by Patricia Piccinini and Peter Hennessey.

A glimpse (in pictures) of Amanda Davies exhibition of new paintings.

Ghost Variations is Robert Schumann's last work written before an unsuccessful suicide attempt.

Patrick Hall's survey exhibition at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery.

Take a glimpse inside Australia's oldest working theatre.

A floor to ceiling installation comprising 300 000 used computer keyboard keys and a truckload of silicone adhesive.

A collection of photographs from the Theatre of the World exhibition at the Museum of Old and New Art

Hit the streets of Salamanca, Sullivans Cove and Wapping and discover art galleries, public art and more.

A list of contemporary art galleries in Hobart, Tasmania.

There is so much to see and do at MONA - go for a day or stay for the weekend.

The Battery Point Sculpture trail uncovers the history of this suburb through sculpture and numbers.

Tasmania’s island location means that it has always been slightly outside of the mainstream and has beaten to the sound of its own drum. We love MONA completely, but thankfully there is also a lot more to see.