Bett Gallery

After operating in North Hobart for 18 years, Bett Gallery has moved to Hobart’s city centre.

The new gallery at  ‪Level 1 / 65 Murray Street will form part of a developing new central arts hub.

It will establish the gallery for the next decade or more and will provide improved access and facilities for both artists and collectors.

The new space will allow the gallery to exhibit two major exhibitions at the same time.

Its first two exhibitions will run from 28 July  – 18 August , with new work from Pat Brassington and Amanda Davies.

Both shows open Friday, 27 July at 5:30 pm.

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Bett Gallery is one of Australia’s foremost contemporary art galleries. Established in 1986, the gallery represents leading Australian painters, sculptors, photographers, jewellers, print-makers and ceramicists whilst also supporting young, emerging artists. They represent many of Tasmania’s leading contemporary artists and are well known for the successful development and management of art collecting groups over a 25 year period.

Tasmanian artists represented by Bett Gallery include Raymond Arnold, Kelly Austin, Kate Bergin, Nicholas Blowers, Ian Bonde, Pat Brassington, Irene Briant, Tim Burns, Jane Burton, Matt Calvert, Matt Coyle, Joel Crosswell, Amanda Davies, Auntie Corrie Fullard, Patrick Grieve, Neil Haddon, Jeanette James, David Keeling, Barbie Kjar, Amber Koroluk-Stephenson, Sue Lovegrove, Anne MacDonald, Sarah Mayer, Mish Meijers, Robert O’Conner, Tom O’Hern, Brigitta Ozolins, Sally Rees, Troy Ruffels, Tom Samek, Michael Schlitz, David Stephenson, Stephanie Tabram, Martin Walch and David Stephenson, Megan Walch, Tricky Walsh, Richard Wastell, Belinda Winkler, Philip Wolfhagen, Helen Wright.

Bett Gallery is part of the COLLECT Art Purchase Scheme that offers Australian residents interest-free loans to purchase artworks by contemporary Tasmanian artists. Ask the gallery for details or visit www.collect-art.com.au for more information.