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ARTBIKES

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free bike borrowing now available at Rosny Park.
Artbikes is a free bike borrowing available in Rosny Park on Hobart's Eastern Shore.
Anzara Clark, Come home and be enfolded in safety and love (detail), 2015, mixed media.
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Make Your Mark: Death

Workshops + seminars

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64 Stewart Street, Devonport

A series of ephemeral art workshops that explore death
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Alleuere, light installation
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Public art – Alleuere

Public art

Princes Wharf No. 1, Castray Esplanade

created by artists Aden Narkowicz and Elizabeth Barnett.
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Silicone Valley public artwork
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Silicone Valley – a public artwork by John Vella

Stories

300 000 used computer keyboard keys and a truckload of silicone adhesive.
A floor to ceiling installation comprising 300 000 used computer keyboard keys and a truckload of silicone adhesive.
TIAF 2015 Acoustic-Life-of-Sheds
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Acoustic Life of Sheds

Exhibitions, Live music + concerts

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Wynyard, Tasmania

a Big hART production.
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1833 - Battery Point Sculpture Trail
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Sculpture by numbers

Guides

The history of Battery Point uncovered through art.
The Battery Point Sculpture trail uncovers the history of this suburb through sculpture and numbers.
Dark Mofo and City of Hobart Winter Feast, Dark Mofo/Lusy Productions, 2017
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Dark Mofo

Festivals

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Celebrating the dark through large-scale public art, food, film, music, light and noise.
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Image of Patrick Hall's sculpture 'When they lay me down'.
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Patrick Hall

Designers, Visual artists

Brings together the disparate art genres of poetry, cabinetry, sculpture, lighting and sound recording
BRAG 40 Years Exhibition 2018, 2018. Photographer: Grant Wells
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Burnie Regional Art Gallery

Galleries

77-79 Wilmot Street, Burnie

Our purpose is to celebrate, promote and exhibit the very best of art, craft and design in northwest Tasmania
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