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Vantage Point

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point

Landscape from the inside, looking out over time.
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Recent Streetscapes

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point

Recent Streetscapes Recent realist streetscape paintings created by Greg Ferry from around the CBD and West Hobart.
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North after storm
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where were you last time I was here?

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point

The Tasmanian landscape seen in fleeting roadside encounters with the sense of movement
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Robyn Harman. The Friars #2 (2021). Acrylic and oil on canvas. 81cm x 86cm. Photographer Robyn Harman.
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Island to Island

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point TAS

An exhibition of paintings and prints by Robyn Harman.
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Peter Rudd. View of Glenorchy from a vacant lot (detail) (2020). Oil on canvas. 32″ x 36″
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A Walking Tour of Glenorchy

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point TAS

Suburban and bush landscapes painted en plein air in West Glenorchy by Peter Rudd
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'Fragmented' by Michaye Boulter
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Fragmented

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point TAS

Michaye Boulter provides a glimpse behind the scenes of her creative process, via the photo collages that inform her painting.
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'Fluidit'y by Arwen Dyer and Wolfgang Glowacki
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Fluidity

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point TAS

Images from moments in nature, by Tasmanian wilderness photographers, Arwen Dyer and Wolfgang Glowacki.
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STUDIO STORIES
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Studio Stories

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point TAS

Work from the Studios of several SAC Resident Artists.
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'Southern Tasmania : In the path of the Roaring 40s' by Raymond Dean
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Southern Tasmania

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point TAS

In the path of the Roaring 40s
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NEW Song of the Sea, Hannah Blackmore
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Song of the Sea

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point TAS

An exhibition of paintings inspired by the sea by Hannah Blackmore.
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Frontlines : takayna to Adani : The Bob Brown Foundation
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Frontlines : takayna to Adani

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point TAS

A celebration of climate activism and protest across Australia
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Jinsoo Kim - 'You Were There'
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You Were There

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Salamanca Arts Centre, 77 Salamanca Place

An exploration of landscapes in Tasmania through digital and painted responses.
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SOLITUDE : Hannah Blackmore. The Sound of Silence. Acrylic on Canvas. 75cm x 100cm.
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Solitude

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point TAS

Abstract Landscapes of Empty Places
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Tarkine in Motion 2019 : © Nick Monk. Through the Years (2018)
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Tarkine in Motion 2019

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point TAS

Inspired by takayna / Tarkine
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The Birth of Matter, Erin Amor, 2021. Photographer: Erin Amor
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Erin Amor

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Erin Amor is a young Tasmanian landscape painter
Hannah Blackmore. Bruny Island Coastline. Triptych. 3 x 50cm x 75cm
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Colours of Tasmania

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point TAS

Tasmanian Landscape and Seascape paintings
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Judy Antill. East Coast – West Coast
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East Coast – West Coast

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point TAS

Paintings by Judy Antill
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Hilary Clared. poyananu / Freycinet: contour lines with sealife on pink granite (2017). Oil on Linen. 91cm x 122 cm.
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Looking at Place

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point TAS

Works by Salamanca Arts Centre Resident Artist Hilary Clared, an emerging artist, painting in the mapping genre.
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Ai Shanshan
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Approaching from a distance

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point TAS

Paintings by emerging artist Ai Shanshan
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Thirty-six Views of the Mountain
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Thirty-six Views of the Mountain

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point TAS

kunanyi / Mount Wellington, inspired by two series of Japanese woodblock prints by Hokusai and Hiroshige.
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Judy Antill - The Bay of Fires
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The Bay of Fires

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point TAS

A showcase of five summers spent living, loving and painting The Bay of Fires – East Coast Tasmania
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Exploring The Paddocks - 120cm x 1 00cm © Melanie McCollin-Walker, Melanie McCollin-Walker, 2017. Photographer: Julien Scheffer
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First Impressions

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77 Salamanca Place, Battery Point TAS

An exhibition by Salamanca Arts Centre Resident Artist Melanie McCollin-Walker, inspired by Bruny Island
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Floating-in-Silence - Richard Klekociuk
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Eklektic – Richard Klekociuk

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57 George Street, Launceston

Pushing the medium of coloured pencils to the limit.
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David Stephenson receiving award, 2021. Photographer: Jessica King
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Hadley’s Art Prize, Hobart

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Hadley's Orient Hotel, 34 Murray Street

$100,000 prize for contemporary Australian landscape art
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