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Plimsoll Gallery, University of Tasmania

Innovative local, national and international contemporary art and design

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The Plimsoll Gallery is on Hobart’s historic waterfront, a short walk from the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Salamanca Place and the city centre.

It showcases curated and touring exhibitions of innovative local, national and international contemporary art and design, and the work of Research Higher Degree candidates and Honours students from the School of Creative Arts.

The Plimsoll Gallery is the University’s showcase gallery and one of the key not-for-profit contemporary art venues in Hobart’s cultural precinct and in Tasmania. The gallery’s mission is to position Tasmanian contemporary art and design within the broader national and international context, auspice aligned discourse and activate community engagement.

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Glossolalia

Exhibitions

7 May - 25 Jun 2022

Centre for The Arts, Hunter Street

Glossolalia is a two-part exhibition that features four national art practitioners, each creating a distinctive, yet harmonic expe…
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Material Sound exhibition

Exhibitions, Live music + concerts

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Centre for The Arts, Hunter Street

A Murray Art Museum Albury exhibition, curated by Caleb Kelly and presented nationally by Museums & Galleries of NSW.
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Plimsoll April School Holiday workshop, Selena de Carvalho, 2018. Photographer: Selena de Carvalho
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Plimsoll April School Holiday Workshops – Hobart

Workshops + seminars

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Centre for The Arts, Hunter Street

Pandemic workshop series is a creative studio aimed at providing young artists with opportunities and spaces for exploration, coll…
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Pandemic

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Centre for The Arts, Hunter Street

A Ten Days on the Island Festival event
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MAJORITY RULE (SENATE), Michael Cook, 2014. Photographer: Courtesy of Monash University Museum of Art | MUMA
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Seeing Voices

Exhibitions

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Centre for The Arts, Hunter Street

A NETS Victoria and Monash University Museum of Art | MUMA touring exhibition
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Matt Warren, Matt Warren, 2018. Photographer: Andrew Harper
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Sound Klub

Workshops + seminars

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Centre for The Arts, Hunter Street

October school holiday workshops for early sound art experimenters with Matt Warren.
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banner_nadege, Nadège Philippe-Janon, 2018. Photographer: Image courtesy of the artist.
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Systematic

Exhibitions

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Centre for The Arts, Hunter Street

An exhibition showcasing eight Australian artists whose works engage with the creative potential of systems to critique, re-imagin…
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Ella_Condon_1 - lowres, Ella Condon, 2016. Photographer: Photo courtesy of the artist
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Dark [Other] Times

Exhibitions

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Centre for The Arts, Hunter Street

A group exhibition organised around the polarised moods that characterise living in our “interesting times”
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Briony Barr, Drawing on Complexity (The Experimenta Series) (2017). Photo by Theresa Harrison © the artist
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Drawing on Complexity

Exhibitions, Workshops + seminars

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Centre for The Arts, Hunter Street

Join artist Briony Barr in an one-day workshop experiment that combines collaborative, expanded drawing with an exploration of com…
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Gail Priest, ‘SonoLexic’ (2017). Photo courtesy of the artist
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The Language of Listening

Exhibitions, Workshops + seminars

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Centre for The Arts, Hunter Street

One-on-one interviews with Experimenta artist Gail Priest.
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Gail Priest, live performance at RMIT Gallery 2017. Photo by Theresa Harrison Photography
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Experimenta Make Sense – Up Late

Art + design markets, Live music + concerts

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Centre for The Arts, Hunter Street

One-night only performances from exhibiting artist Gail Priest and local electronic media artist, Matt Warren.
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Matthew Gardiner, The Folded Geometry of the Universe (2016). Photo by Nicky Pastore © Experimenta Media Arts
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Experimenta Make Sense

Exhibitions

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Centre for The Arts, Hunter Street

An exhibition that expresses the disconcerting and delightful world of the digital age.
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TIAF2015 Mad women in the attic
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Mad women in the attic?

Exhibitions

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Centre for The Arts, Hunter Street

A Feminist Revisioning of the Archive
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Plimsoll Gallery, University of Tasmania

Centre for The Arts, Hunter Street, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
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