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Anne Zahalka, Lost Landscapes
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Lost Landscapes: Anne Zahalka

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2 Wellington Street, Launceston

Photographic media artist Anne Zahalka turns her lens on QVMAG's historic dioramas as part of her ongoing series, Wild Life.
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Lomandra and the Rain, Chloe Papastavrou, 2020
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Seeing lutruwita

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Cradle Mountain Hotel, Cradle Mountain Road

Chloe Papastavrou
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Image Credits: Belinda Casey. Walking Shadows #1. Chalk rubbing, Oil and White Charcoal on Canvas. 40cm x 40cm
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Walking Shadows : Bal Maidens & Brisons Veor

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point TAS

Emerging Artist Belinda Casey explores the trace of Cornish Bal Maidens upon the Cornish and Tasmanian landscapes
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Painting: Waters Edge
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Greenoaks Gallery

Galleries, Studios

2 St Georges Square, East Launceston TAS

Neighbourhood art gallery and studio
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Left image: Allan Francis, Baptist Church once; Art Gallery now 1987, from Homes of Devon 6 Open House, b&w photograph, DCC Permanent Collection, acc. 1987.029. Right image: Courthouse, Devonport, n.d. The Robinson Collection, R5844, DCC Permanent Collection
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From Here to There

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45-47 Stewart Street, Devonport

Devonport Regional Gallery's final exhibitions at Stewart street before moving to the paranaple arts centre
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The Unmanned_1759--mil-troi-cens-quarante-huyt_40142251901_o, 1759 – Mil troi cens quarante huyt, 2017, Fabien Giraud & Raphaël Siboni, video still from The Unmanned, Season 1, Episode 6 © Fabien Giraud & Raphaël Siboni
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The Unmanned at Mona

Exhibitions

28 Feb 2018 - ongoing

655 Main Rd, Berriedale

An exhibition in two parts, recounting a history of technology: from the death of animal gods in 1542, to the extinction of the su…
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Winner of LAS Triple A Major Prize
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The Journey

Exhibitions

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2 Wellington Street, Launceston

LAS Anniversary Exhibition - Celebrating 125 Years
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Wild Island Tasmania
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Wild Island Tasmania

Galleries

8/ 33 Salamanca Place, Battery Point

Celebrating the nature of Tasmania through art and design
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Annette Macgown
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Looking at Land

Exhibitions

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lot 2 Rosny Hill Road, Rosny Park

Three landscape artists combine with different approaches.
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acrylic on canvas
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Unleashed

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Shop 16, Salamanca Arts Centre

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Michael McWilliams, Black and White Free for All, 21.5x89cm
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A Midlands Summer

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2 Russell Street, Evandale

new work by Michael McWilliams
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coloured pencil, pencil, paper, found objects
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Botanical exhibition

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2 Russell Street, Evandale

a group exhibition at Handmark Evandale
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Ennui
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Beautiful Losers

Exhibitions

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Salamanca Arts Centre, Salamanca Place

new paintings by Alyce Bailey
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Shoal
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Sally Brown

Designers, Visual artists

The same soothing irregularities come with the handmade, creating a familiar realness.
light grey cherry choker from buds and berries series
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Sandy Wrightson

Designers, Jewellers

inspired by natural forms.
Tears of a Forgotten Sailor
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Shauna Mayben

Designers, Visual artists

Earrings and Necklace
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Tonya Gilbett

Jewellers

weaving narrative and symbolism into her creations
Titanium Pink & Blue Ring
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Alex Fried

Jewellers

a master in heat-colouring titanium.
solarplate etching
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Alexandra Pitt

Visual artists

inspired by the Tasmanian landscape.
Cycloscope
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Ben Kurczok

Visual artists

Tasmanian Blackwood box
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Drew Badcock

Visual artists

Raku fired vessels
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Sallee Warner

Visual artists

Tasmanian ceramic artists
Round tray with condiment dishes
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Penny Smith

Designers

renowned ceramic artist
Quolls
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Dawn Oakford

Visual artists

Still Life
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Zsolt Faludi

Visual artists

Autumn I
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Sally Curry

Visual artists

sculptor and ceramicist
Latte Cups
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Lisa Boyter

Visual artists

hand-painted markings on porcelain vessels
Summer Latte Cups
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Nana Bayer

Visual artists

Doll #1
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Blair Raymond Waterfield

Visual artists

life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards
I fell in despair - eiffel
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Tom Samek

Visual artists

multi plate etching, edition of 9
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Jonathan Partridge

Visual artists

Jonathan's work is a reflection of the metaphysical relationship of man and his symbols.
pencil arches paper
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Julie Payne

Visual artists

utilising diverse materials and techniques to devise rich visual stories.
pen and ink on paper, unique state, 90 x 87cm
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Ella Noonan

Visual artists

archival print, hand coloured
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Brett Littleton

Visual artists

Brett creates detailed drawings and is represented by Handmark.
Hand coloured linocut
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Kit Hiller

Visual artists

one of Tasmania’s most loved and recognised printmakers
lithograph
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Kaye Green

Visual artists

Image of a sideboard
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Launceston: Tasmania’s northern arts hub

Guides

must see arts and cultural destinations in Launceston, Tasmania.
Guide to the must see arts and cultural destinations in Launceston, Tasmania.
relief print 76 x 106cm
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Katina Gavalas

Visual artists

explores identity through the form of the dress
hand coloured etching 35 x 21cm
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Louise Davidson

Visual artists

mining the hidden spaces of our hearts.
mutliplate woodcut 100 x 70cm
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Bert Aperloo

Visual artists

woodcut and dry-point prints of multi-layered abstracts of botanical images.