24 AUGUST – 2 SEPTEMBER - Arts Tasmania

24 AUGUST – 2 SEPTEMBER

The cover of this year’s 

Tasmanian Living Artists’ 

Week program features 

David Keeling’s Narawntapu 

Close Up – 1 painted in 2006-7. 

David Keeling features in 

many events during Tasmanian 

Living Artists’ Week: 

Devils in Paradise Charity Auction 

23 August – Bett Gallery,Hobart, p65 

Tasmanian Living Artists’ Week Artist Ball 

24 August – Queen’s Head Hotel, p10 

The David Keeling Monograph Launch 

and Tribute Dinner 

25 August – Moorilla,p7 

David Keeling New Works 2007 

From 27 August – Bett Gallery, Hobart, p65 

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contents 

Botanic Art 

Art, Food and Wine 

Gallery Crawl 

Shop Front 

artists@work 

Local Connections 

Young Archies 

Workshops and Forums 

Exhibitions 

artist index 

Calendar of events 

Minister’s Foreword, 

Tasmanian Living Artists’ Week 2007 

David is a painter fully grounded in 

western art’s long history of classicism, 

the tradition which runs from Botticelli 

to Poussin, from Puvis de Chavannes to 

De Chirico. He uses that artistic language 

– that combination of figuration, narrative 

and landscape – to describe Australia’s 

shorter and sadder history of invasion and 

ecological destruction. From the bleak, 

denuded hillscapes of the 1990s, with their 

isolated markers of civilisation – houses, 

gates, dining tables, curtains – to the more 

recent, richly–patterned treescapes of the 

Narawntapu National Park, Keeling’s 

work uncovers and expresses the beautiful, 

tragic, surreal poetry of the Tasmanian 

environment. 

Image credits/ 

above: David Keeling by Lynda Warner 

above right: Paula Wriedt 

David is the subject of the latest Tasmanian 

Monograph David Keeling: Looking Forward, 

Looking Back. The fourth in the Tasmanian 

Monograph series of contemporary 

Tasmanian visual artists, David Keeling: Looking 

Forward, Looking Back is presented through 

Arts Tasmania by the Minister for Tourism, 

Arts and the Environment and is published 

by Quintus Publishing, an imprint of the 

University of Tasmania. 

David’s work is held in many corporate, 

private and public collections in Australia 

and overseas including the National Gallery 

of Australia, National Gallery of Victoria, 

Tasmania Museum and Art Gallery and the 

Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery. 

He exhibits with Niagara Galleries, 

Melbourne, Liverpool Street Gallery, 

Sydney and Bett Gallery, Hobart. 

Tasmanian Living Artists’ Week celebrates 

the visual arts in our community through a 

state-wide program of events. From Friday, 

24 August, until Sunday, 2 September, 

Tasmania will be buzzing with plenty of 

opportunities to meet with both established 

and emerging artists. Some favourite events 

are returning again this year, including 

workshops, artist talks and gallery crawls 

as well as the opportunity to savour some of 

Tasmania’s regional produce by attending 

one of the many food and wine events. 

New to Living Artists’ Week this year is the 

Local Connections exhibitions program. 

Tasmanian Regional Arts has coordinated 

22 exhibitions around the State featuring 

the work of local artists. 

Tasmanian Living Artists’ Week is a 

biennial festival which is co-ordinated 

by arts@work, the business unit of Arts 

Tasmania. It would not be possible to 

have an event of this scale without the 

support of program partners including 

Pure Tasmania, Hydro Tasmania, 

Tasmanian Regional Arts and the 

Tasmanian School of Art. 

In 2005, over 700 artists participated in more 

than 375 events in 45 locations, attracting 

thousands of people to a huge variety of 

venues across the state. This year over 400 

event registrations have been received and 

the number of participating artists has 

grown to over 1000. 

I encourage you to delve into this program 

of events, make use of the easy reference 

calendar at the back and then book your 

tickets. Bookings can be made on-line at 

www.artsatwork.com.au. 

I look forward to seeing many of you at 

this year’s events as we enjoy another 

vibrant and dynamic Tasmanian Living 

Artists’ Week. 

Hon. Paula Wriedt, MHA 

Minister for Tourism, Arts & the Environment

Botanic Art 

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In 2007, Tasmanian Living 

Artists’ Week features a focus 

on botanic art. 

exhibitions 

There are a range of exhibitions, 

workshops, events and even a 

brunch taking place. 

workshops 

At the Tasmanian Arboretum 

Beauty of Botanical Art 

An exhibition of botanical art featuring 

native Tasmanian and Australian plants, 

as well as a selection of exotic plants. 

Artists: Pat Bienefelt, Kathleen Ritson, 

Vicki Boxshall, Brenda Haas, Philippa 

Johnstone, Angela Murray, Janene Walker, 

Josephine Badcock, Athele Kay, Lyn Kay, 

Jane Templer, Yvonne Gaffney, 

Stephen Wilson and Jill Roberts 

Where: 46 Old Tramway Rd, Eugenana 

Enquiries: 6424 8703 

Open: Opening 1:30pm - 3pm, Saturday 

25 August. 10am - 3pm, daily thereafter. 


left: Clematis, by Francine Smith 

right: Telopea Speciosissima, by Francine Smith 

BOTANIC ART BRUNCH 

You’re invited to join exhibiting artists in the 

Gardens’ restaurant for a delightful spring 

brunch whilst listening to award winning 

botanical artist Lauren Black speak on 

Botanical Art, Islands apart: Experiences of a Botanic 

Artist in Sri Lanka and Tasmania. Lauren was the 

recipient of an Asialink residency in Sri Lanka 

in 2006. 

At the Royal Tasmanian Botanic Gardens 

Botanical Art Alive 

From dramatic interpretations of the botany 

of Mt Wellington to detailed illustrations of 

Antarctic Moss, fruits from the orchard to 

flowers from Bruny Island, this exhibition 

will take you on a botanical journey through 

the eyes of ten Tasmanian artists. Not to be 

missed is the living sculpture centrepiece 

by Peter Battaglene and students of the 

Glenorchy Cluster. 

Artists: Peter Battaglene, Lisa Gipton, 

Allegra Biggs-Dale, Lauren Black , 

Ian Graham, Susan Jarick, Kathleen Ritson, 

Rod Seppelt, Francine Smith 

and Holly Webber. 

Where: Visitors Information Centre, 

Royal Tasmanian Botanic Gardens, Glebe. 

Enquiries: 6236 3075 

Open: 9am – 5pm, daily. 

When: Saturday 1 September, 10:30am 

Where: Botanical Gardens Restaurant, 

Lower Domain Rd, Hobart 

Tickets: Tickets $30 

Bookings: www.artsatwork.com.au or RTBG 

Visitors Information Centre phone 6236 3075 

– bookings close 5pm, Tuesday 28 August. 

At the Royal Tasmanian Botanic Gardens 

Botanic Fantastic 

In a special program for seven to ten year 

olds with Simone Pfister, participants will 

make observational drawings from the 

inspiring spring growth of the beautiful 

Botanical Gardens and then let their 

imaginations run wild to create collages 

from their own drawings. 

Simone Pfister is a Tasmanian artist who 

works in a variety of printmaking based 

techniques. She has extensive experience 

running workshops for primary school 

aged children. 

When: Saturday 1 September, 

10.30am – 12pm. 

Where: Training Room, Visitors Centre, 

Royal Tasmanian Botanic Gardens. 

Tickets: Free of charge but bookings are 

essential due to limited places. 

Bookings: RTBG Visitors Centre, 

phone 6236 3075 

Intriguing Botanical Weaving 

Weave plant fibres in wonderful ways. In 

this workshop for ten - eighteen year olds, 

you can master some intriguing weaving 

techniques and learn about remarkable 

botanical treasures growing in our gardens. 

Gwen Egg has exhibited widely in Tasmania 

and on the mainland. She is a popular and 

responsive teacher and community artist 

and a regular contributor to the Green 

Thumbs program at The Gardens. Gwen’s 

weaving will also feature in an exhibition in 

the visitor centre at the RTBG in the lead up 

to Tasmanian Living Artists’ Week. 

When: Saturday 1 September, 2pm – 5pm 

Where: Training Room, Visitors Centre, 

Royal Tasmanian Botanic Gardens. 

Tickets: $10 to cover material costs 

Bookings: RTBG Visitors Centre, 

phone 6236 3075 

Introduction to Botanical Art 

Explore the Gardens with new eyes and 

discover some of the skills and techniques 

involved with botanical illustration in 

this one day workshop with Tasmanian 

botanical artist, Lauren Black. 

Lauren is an award winning botanical 

artist who works consistently on public 

and private commissions. She exhibits 

widely and has work in public and 

private collections. 

When: Sunday 2 September, 10am – 4pm 

Where: Education Hub, Royal Tasmanian 

Botanic Gardens (meet at Visitors Centre). 

Tickets: $50 Bookings: RTBG Visitors 

Centre, phone 6236 3075

Art, Food and Wine 

Art, food and wine, 

is there a more fulfilling 

way of enjoying Tasmanian 

Living Artists’ Week? 

Whether your palate comes 

alive with the tastes of Spanish 

tapas, delicacies from the 

regional providores in Tasmania 

or the pleasures of brunch 

in the gardens, there are 

events taking place throughout 

the week to satiate the 

appetites of the creators and 

consumers alike. 

Book early on-line at 

www.artsatwork.com.au to 

secure your place at the table. 

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The David Keeling 

Monograph Launch 


David Keeling, one of Tasmania’s foremost 

contemporary painters, is to be recognised 

as the 2007 Treasured Tasmanian with the 

publication of a monograph by Quintus 

about his life and works. Moorilla Estate will 

host a special tribute dinner; David Keeling 

and David Hansen in conversation with 

Lindsay Broughton to launch the 

2007 Tasmanian monograph. 

When: Saturday 25 August, 7:30pm 

Where: Moorilla Estate, 

655 Main Rd, Berridale 

Tickets: $95, including wine 

Bookings: www.artsatwork.com.au 

– bookings close 5pm, Monday 20 August. 


above: Moorilla Estate © Brett Broadman 

left: 50 minute walk, by David Keeling

Tasmanian 

Press Club Lunch 

Friday 24 August, 12:30pm 

Presented in partnership with The Examiner 

newspaper, don’t miss your chance to hear 

from Chris O’Doherty, more commonly 

known as Reg Mombassa, founding member 

of the band Mental As Anything and the man 

behind the irreverent designs of Mambo 

Graphics. Following a recent tour around 

Tasmania, he will be the keynote speaker at 

what is sure to be a sell-out event. Proceeds 

will go towards The Examiner Community 

Charity Appeal. 

Where: Banquet Hall, Country Club 

Tasmania, Prospect. 

Tickets: $50, including 2 course lunch 

with wine. 



Art Fetish 

Goes Art Deco 

Friday 24 August, from 7pm 

Frock up, rug up and kick your heels up! Art 

Fetish is a soiree of six exhibitions taking 

place in significant art deco buildings of 

Burnie’s CBD. Contemporary painting, 

objets d’art, wearable art and photography ~ 

a mix of old and new, sedate and saucy! 

The Palm Court Orchestra and Katie 

Parkinga will be ‘jazzing it up’ on the night. 

So don’t miss this celebration of Tasmanian 

art, with a glass of wine, a twirl and a 

delicious selection of tapas. 

Dress code: Vintage circa 1920’s-40’s. 

Artists: Susan McArthur, Lloyd Wilday, 

John Lamb, Robyn Lamb, Anne Dunham, 

Jeremy Close, Chris Kidd, Lady Kimberly 

and 20+ artists from Burnie’s Local 

Connections Exhibition. Artwork from 

Multicap Serpentine Gallery and the 

School of Special Education 

Where: Kicks off at St George’s Hall, 

Cattley St, Burnie 

Tickets: Tickets $40, includes wine 

and tapas. Proceeds go to the School 

of Special Education, Burnie 

and Miranbeena. 

Enquiries: 0400623121 or 0429312052 



Botanical 

Art Brunch 

Saturday 1 September, 10:30am 

The Royal Tasmanian Botanic Gardens, 

Hobart are hosting an exhibition of works by 

Tasmanian Botanical Artists. On Saturday 1st 

September, you’re invited to join exhibiting 

artists in the Gardens’ restaurant for a 

delightful spring brunch whilst listening to 

award winning botanical artist Lauren Black 

speak on Botanical Art, Islands apart: Experiences of 

a Botanic Artist in Sri Lanka and Tasmania. Lauren 

was the recipient of an Asialink residency 

in Sri Lanka in 2006. Don’t forget to register 

your 8-10 year olds in the free Botanic 

Fantastic Workshop taking place during 

the brunch. See page 5 for further details. 

Where: Botanical Gardens Restaurant, 

Lower Domain Rd, Hobart 

Tickets: Tickets $30 

Bookings: www.artsatwork.com.au or 

Royal Tasmanian Botanic Gardens Visitors 

Information Centre phone 6236 3075 

– bookings close 5pm, Tuesday 28 August. 

An Artwork 

at My Table 

Saturday 1 September, 6:45pm 

This premier food and wine event extends 

the celebrations of what is uniquely 

Tasmanian from art to food, wine and 

fauna. Feasting, frivolities and fundraising 

are the essence of the evening to be held at 

Stillwater restaurant in Launceston. 

Don Cameron, Head Chef at Stillwater, 

has created a stunning six course 

degustation menu focusing on Tasmanian 

product. The night will be full of many 

surprises, both gastronomic and artistic, 

with all proceeds raised from the mystery 

auction going to support Tasmanian 

Devil Facial Tumour research. 

The sensory anticipation is brilliant! 

Where: Stillwater River Cafe, 

“Ritchies Mill” Patterson St, Launceston 

Tickets: Tickets $150, including wine. 




left: Reg Mombassa, courtesy of the artist 

above:Stillwater Restaurant Launceston, 

courtesy of Stillwater 

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Gallery Crawl 

Friday 24 August, 

6pm – 8pm 

Pure Tasmania 

Gallery Crawl 

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A long standing tradition of Tasmanian 

Living Artists’ Week and without doubt 

one of the most memorable events of the 

program, is the Hobart and Launceston Pure 

Tasmania Gallery Crawl. 

Jump aboard for an evening of art, wine 

and fun as we celebrate Tasmania’s talented 

contemporary artists and designers during 

the Hobart and Launceston Gallery Crawls. 

Thanks to Metro Buses in the South and 

Saintys’ Coaches in the North, a free bus 

service will be provided to allow you to see 

as much wonderful art as possible on this 

special celebratory evening. So come along 

and gallery hop, enjoy a glass of wine, and 

soak in the some wonderful Tasmanian art 

and design; we guarantee a fantastic time 

will be had by all! 

This year, the Hobart Gallery Crawl will be 

the official opening event of Tasmanian 

Living Artists’ Week in the South taking 

place on Friday 24 August from 6pm – 8pm. 

Encompassing 20 of Hobart’s great galleries, 

this huge night of entertainment will 

conclude with the inaugural Tasmanian 

Living Artists’ Week Artist Ball being 

hosted by the Queens Head Hotel, with 

entertainment provided by special guests 

Dog Trumpet and David Keeling’s band. 

Moving on to the second weekend of 

Tasmanian Living Artists’ Week, 

The Northern Gallery Crawl will take place 

on Friday 31 August from 5pm – 7pm. 

Sainty’s will tour around 6 of Launceston’s 

top CBD galleries where loads of prominent 

Tasmanian art and design will be on show. 

Come along and be a part of this ever 

popular event, proudly presented by 

arts@work with the ongoing support of 

Pure Tasmania. 

The Artist Ball 

Friday 24 August 

The Artist Ball @ The Queens Head. 

This special event is an essential to top off 

a great night. The Queens Head Hotel in 

North Hobart is to play host to the inaugural 

Tasmanian Living Artists’ Week Artist 

Ball. The night is sure to be a memorable 

one, with a great vibe and fantastic 

entertainment featuring Sydney’s legendary 

art band Dog Trumpet, including Peter 

O’Doherty and Reg Mombassa from 

Mental As Anything. 

When: Friday 24 August, 8pm - late 

Where: The Queens Head Hotel, 

400 Elizabeth St, North Hobart 

Tickets: $10 


or The Queens Head Hotel. 

This event is supported by the Tasmanian 

School of Art, University of Tasmania 

and X Press. 

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Sidewalk Tribal Gallery, 19 –21 Castray Esplanade 

Despard Gallery, 15 Castray Esplanade 

The Salamanca Collection, 91 Salamanca Place 

Aspect Design, 79 Salamanca Place 

Handmark Gallery & Salamanca Arts Centre, 

77 Salamanca Place 

Tasmanian Shop & Gallery, 65 Salamanca Place 

Carnegie Gallery, 16 Argyle Street 

Art Mob, Hunter Street 

Entrepot Gallery, Hunter Street 

Plimsoll Gallery, Hunter Street 

IXL Design, Hunter Street 

Inflight Gallery, 237 Elizabeth Street (behind Kaos Café) 

CAST Gallery, 27 Tasma Street 

Bett Gallery Hobart, 369 Elizabeth Street 

6a Gallery, 6a Newdegate St, North Hobart 

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Bus stop 10 

Elizabeth St. 

outside State 

Cinema 

6.00pm 

6.15pm 

6.30pm 

6.45pm 

7.00pm 

7.15pm 

8.15pm* 

8.30pm* 

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Bus stop 

Castray 

Esplanade 

6.00pm 

6.15pm 

6.30pm 

6.45pm 

7.00pm 

7.15pm 

7.30pm 

Image credit/ 

above: Jesuit NASA, by Wayne Brookes 

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Bus stop 

Castray 

Esplanade 

opp. Princes 

wharf No 1 

6.03pm 

6.18pm 

6.33pm 

6.48pm 

7.03pm 

7.18pm 

7.33pm 

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Bus zone 

corner of 

Argyle St & 

Macquarie St 

6.06pm 

6.21pm 

6.36pm 

6.51pm 

7.06pm 

7.21pm 

7.36pm 

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In front of 

Macquarie 

No1 wharf 

(Quarantine) 

6.11pm 

6.26pm 

6.41pm 

6.58pm 

7.11pm 

7.26pm 

7.41pm 

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Bus stop 

Elizabeth St 

Just before 

Warrick St 

6.19pm 

6.34pm 

6.49pm 

6.04pm 

7.19pm 

7.34pm 

7.49pm 

*These services will be terminating at The Wrest Point Hotel 

and Casino, via the Hobart Bus Mall in Elizabeth St. 

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Street 

6.22pm 

6.37pm 

6.52pm 

6.07pm 

7.22pm 

7.37pm 

7.52pm 

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Bus Stop 10 

Elizabeth St, 

outside State 

Cinema 

6.26pm 

6.41pm 

6.56pm 

6.11pm 

7.26pm 

7.41pm 

7.56pm

NORTH 

Friday 31 August, 

5pm – 7pm 

Pure Tasmania 

Gallery Crawl 

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Academy Gallery – Inveresk Railyards, Inveresk 

Design Centre Tasmania “Garden Room” 

– Crn Tamar and Brisbane St, Launceston 

TWOFOURTWO – 242 Charles St, Launceston 

Arts Alive Arts Space – 178a Charles St, Launceston 

Mill Providore and Gallery – 2 Bridge Rd, Launceston 

“1842” – Crn St John and Cimitiere St, Launceston 

CRADLE MOUNTAIN CHATEAU FREYCINET LODGE STRAHAN VILLAGE 

 

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Living artists, living landscapes 

Inveresk 

Railyards 

5.00pm 

5.20pm 

5.35pm 

5.55pm 

6.10pm 

6.30pm 

6.45pm 

Crn Tamar & 

Cameron Sts 

5.05pm 

5.25pm 

5.40pm 

6.00pm 

6.15pm 

6.35pm 

6.50pm 

242 

Charles St 

5.10pm 

5.30pm 

5.45pm 

6.05pm 

6.20pm 

6.40pm 

6.55pm 

178a 

Charles St 

5.00pm 

5.15pm 

5.35pm 

5.50pm 

6.10pm 

6.25pm 

6.45pm 

7.00pm 

2 Bridge Rd 

5.10pm 

5.25pm 

5.45pm 

6.00pm 

6.20pm 

6.35pm 

6.55pm 

Crn St John & 

Cimitiere Sts 

5.15pm 

5.30pm 

5.50pm 

6.05pm 

6.25pm 

6.40pm 

7.00pm 

Inveresk 

Railyards 

5.20pm 

5.25pm 

5.55pm 

6.10pm 

6.30pm 

6.45pm 

7.05pm 

Tasmania’s magnificent natural landscapes have always inspired the creativity of artists. 

The island’s mountains, forests, rivers and coastlines are celebrated in oils, watercolours 

and photography; in ceramics, fabric art and jewellery; and in bold sculptural forms. 

Artists are drawn to the alpine wonderland of Cradle Mountain; to the azure water and 

pink granite of Freycinet; and to the ancient forests and wild rivers of the West Coast. 

These places inspire us, too – at Cradle Mountain Chateau, Freycinet Lodge and Strahan 

Village, you’ll find a warm Pure Tasmania welcome. 

Come and see the places that inspires our living artists – and experience for yourself 

the living landscapes of our island. 

Image credit/ 

left:Alan Livermore, courtesy of 

TWOFOURTWO Gallery Launceston 

right: Plant Fibre and Kelp Basket, by 

Verna Nichols. Photo: Lucia Rossi 

Pure Tasmania is proud to sponsor and support 

Tasmanian Living Artists’ Week 2007

shop front art trail 

The streets of North hobart and 

surrounding areas have once again been 

transformed into a giant gallery with 

over 100 Tasmanian artworks adorning 

the shopfronts and walls of local 

businesses. Follow the trail curated by 

Tricia Swanton and Angela Griffiths 

and you will journey from shoe shop 

to butchers, through contemporary 

stencil art to expressionistic landscapes. 

North of Hobart 

Argyle Street 

Jagspares 

Type Specimen 

The creature is a hybrid, evolved by living 

in an isolated island environment. 

The sketched style tries to reflect a little 

of the old scientific illustrations that were 

made on ships voyages to distant islands, 

seeking new life and hope. 

Artist: Isabella J. von Lichtan 

Where: 282A Argyle St, North Hobart 

Open: 8:30am – 6pm, Mon – Fri. 

Pool Signs and Designs 

Pilot Station – Pinhole Series 

The images have been created with a 

pinhole camera. I enjoy the dreamy state 

of the images and the entry of accidental 

components into the photographs. It makes 

a pleasant change from the complexity of 

the digital age. 

Artist: David Walker 

Where: 284A Argyle St, North Hobart 

Open: 8am – 5pm, Mon – Fri. 

Motor Works 

The Infinite Pity that Exists Within all Things. 

This painting explores my personal cultural 

heritage, specifically being a mix between 

English and Crimean Tartar, and how 

aspects of this conflict of cultures have 

affected me and my place within the world. 

Artist: Christopher Mister 

New courses, cool violence, watch out its progress 

Excelling through horror movies is a crazy 

thought, then again I never thought this 

world could be created, while the daily news 

feeds your version of a repeating loop, isn’t 

that just dandy. 

Artist: Jacob Leary 

Portrait of a dead brother 

This image was sourced from a front cover 

of Oz Magazine. It’s about painting. 

It’s about Australia. F*** Ralphs Bay! 

Artist: Rob O’Connor 

represented By: Bett Gallery 

Where: 248 Argyle St, North Hobart 

Open: 8:30am – 5:30pm, Mon – Fri 

and 9am – 1pm, Sat. 

Flair Office Furniture 

Way of Spirit 

Photomedia explorations. 

Artist: Ian Graham 

Where: 260 Argyle St, North Hobart 

Open: 9am – 5:30pm, Mon – Fri. 

Globes Lighting 

The new suburban [panel] 

The new suburban seeks to find 

environmentally–friendly alternatives to 

suburban exteriors and interiors, while 

still retaining a contemporary style. 

Artist: Andy Vagg 

Asking For Trouble – Amber 

This work uses 2 fused glass panels held 

back to back, with an air gap between. 

Metal extensions and gold leaf embellish 

the design. Imagery metaphorically refers 

to risk taking and growth. 

Artist: Leigh Roberts 


Open: 9am – 5:30pm, Mon – Fri, 9am – 5pm, 

Sat and 11am – 4pm, Sun. 

D.Williams Builders 

Untitled (Mt Wellington Summit) 

Bleak midwinter on the peak of Hobart’s 

mountain. 

Artist: Sean Fennessy 



Second Office 

Tree and Light (Nos. 5 & 6)) 

This work is part of a series of 14 large scale 

photographs. The work is presented as a 

series of diptych images mounted on acrylic 

to accentuate the light filtering effect of 

the image. Tree and Light Nos 5 & 6 were 

completed in 2005. 

Artist: Diana Reale 


Open: 8:30am – 5pm, Mon – Fri 


Image credit/ 

above:Annie is the Bunyip, by John Robinson 

below:Paul Lennon, John Gay & Robin Gray, 

by Jamin 

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Pedders Suspension 

A Ratty Day 

Little Milo is ready for a day filled with 

the promise of fun, wonder and general 

rodent scamperings. Looking around, he 

can already sense the distinct possibility of 

several things just waiting to be chewed. 

Artist: Carly Peters 

Salt Rising 

Painting. 

Artist: Gay McKinnon 

Coming Out 

Collage on French papers, with found 

objects; feather, seeds, twigs, and little 

“me” ready to travel and show work 

– everywhere! 

Artist: Mary Hudson Ewington 


Open: 8am – 5pm, Mon – Fri 

and 8:30am – 12pm, Sat. 

Smith Street Store 

Winter Spring Summer Autumn Words 

A series of tree portraits depicting the 

changes in the seasons. 

Artist: Kaye Green 

Annie is the Bunyip 

In a cool, quiet valley near Hobart 

something bunyip-like is wandering 

through children’s playgrounds, swimming 

in the reservoir and chasing seagulls. 

Come and see Annie the Bunyip make a rare 

appearance in North Hobart. 

Artist: John Robinson 



and 9am – 4pm, Sat – Sun. 

Allan Davis’ Furniture Maker 

Stock 

Stock, a shopfront exhibit of unmarked 

paper forms by a collective of female print 

based designers. Not ‘For Sale’. 

Artists: Rebecca Adamczewski and 

Megan Perkins (curating). 

Numerous contributing designers. 

Where: 329 Argyle Street, North Hobart 

Enquiries: 0439337813 


Burnett St 

Working It Out 

Screenings 

Screenings explores the masking of identity 

of prevalent feminine domesticity. 

Artist: Loris Yaxley 

Wishing Stone 

Abstract landscape in rich blues and purples 

with a white textured strip down the side 

for contrast. The stone symbol has been 

used to show the intricacies of 

the landscape. 

Artist: Louise Bloomfield 

Where: 39 Burnett St, North Hobart 


Specialised Joinery Supplies 

POD personal orientation device 

Sculpture in a tall open pod form 

using mixed media. 

Artist: Jacinta Marr 



Tradelink 

Warm 

Strips of woollen blankets wrapped 

around various sized plastic grapes. 

Artist: Astrid Joyce 




Tasmanian Appliance Spares 

Oil Painting 

Fortescue Bay Seascape. 

Artist: Sarah Weaver 



Cosmos Youth Pathways 

Folds 

An exploration of feminity / sheets / sex / 

love / reunion and surface. 

Artist: Sarah Jones 



Image credit/ 

Postcards from Paris, by Sarah Bishop 

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Cosmos Youth Pathways 

Total stranger 

‘My life dramatically changed the day I 

found out that a total stranger wanted to 

kill me’. This quote appropriated from a 

glossy magazine inspired this work and 

is dedicated to all those who live with 

unresolved conflict. 

Artist: Peter Dienaar 



headway Support Services 

Island Girl 

My print is based on the theme of island life 

through women’s eyes. The imagery speaks 

of our unique women and indigenous flora 

and fauna. 

Artist: Anna Adams 



Elizabeth Street 

Longo Shoes 

Fleur 

Myrtle Tub Chair with Screen Printed Fabric 

with Pigment Dyes. 

Artist: Brendan Sharpe & Maryanne Scholes 

Where: 146A Elizabeth St, Hobart 



DeWalt 

David & Goliath 

This painting is of a large brass ship’s 

propellor with Welcome Swallow – both 

representative of Hobart’s vast maritime 

roots. The flukes of the propellor are 

very like those of the huge whales that 

frequented the River Derwent. 

Artist: Katherine Cooper 

represented By: Salamanca Arts Centre 

Birds Eye 

A large carved Huon Pine tree root supports 

a fossilised coral sphere. Two stainless steel 

tubes rise from a crescent shaped sandstone 

base forming a tree. 

Artist: Damon Wells 

Where: 148 Elizabeth St, Hobart 


revestir 

Bra Boys Blue 

Hand printed selenium photographs; 

images of topical NSW Surf Gang Members 

and their immediate environment of 

decade ago, Maroubra Beach. 

Artist: Kate Jackson 




Represented By: Pirate Queen Studios 

island Espresso 

A Small Big Wonder 

Inspired by the surprise gifts from 

Marshalls Bay, Flinders Island. 

Artist: Paula McCloskey 



MacFie Music 

Changing Connections 

Our childhood connections with the world 

are changing all the time, since the world 

we live in is also changing. The vortex 

of time is spinning faster and faster. 

Artist: Cristiana –Lidia Pigot 


Open: 9am – 5:30pm, Mon – Thurs, 

9am – 6pm, Fri and 9:30am – 2pm, Sat. 

Meat & More 

She came by sea 

Five digital prints on watercolour paper 

framed and displayed on light boxes. The 

five boxes are set in sequence and the prints 

held in the frames by perspex are lit by a 

fluorescent light from within each box. 

Artist: Suzanne Feike 




Kaos Café 

Contemplation 

The sacredness of nature utilising the tree 

as a metaphor for life and death. 

Artist: Chantale Delrue 

Visages 

Silver gelatin photographs (triptych) 

Close –up images of faces. 

Artist: Diana Klaosen 

Place Mat 

An imaginary landscape emerges from 

the flyscreen... 

Artist: Amanda Shone 

Untitled 

Influenced by painters of the 

Renaissance era. 

Artist: Andrea Jane Jordan 

Where: 237 Elizabeth St, North Hobart 

Open: 10am – 12am, Tues – Sat, 10am – 10pm, 

Sun and 10am – 6:30pm, Mon. 

Fig – Flowers interiors Garden 

Mollusc 

This work is about connections and 

journeys, made with material from this 

island and shaped from the seas that 

surround the land. 

Artist: Chanchal Sue Foxen 

Spring Fall 

Fabric design based on spring blossom. 

Artist: Janet Lillico 

Narrative 

A series of three colour digital photographs 

that are fragments of images that 

evoke memory. 

Artist: Vivien Ride 

Where: 244 Elizabeth St, North Hobart 



African Delights 

Focus 

An image is taken from everyday life and 

manipulated by digital media. Fragmented, 

enlarged, abstracted, it takes on a different 

kind of beauty that reflects how our world 

comes to us through a stream of screen 

–based information. 

Artist: Ada Henskens 

Psycolour 

My work is an exploration, representation 

and contribution to the world of Psychedelic 

Trance Culture. Psycolour explores the use 

of purely fluorescent paints to capture a 

psychedelic image. 

Artist: Alison McCrindle 




The Blackwood Shop 

Excavations at the Female Factory 

Two female torsos are decorated with 

buttons as a reference to the practice in 

the convict era to pay for sexual pleasures 

with buttons. The work is in response to 

an article by Eleanor Conlin Casella 

“Doing Trade”... 

Artist: Heidi Blanchard 

Impure no7. 

Impure no7 is one in a series of photographs 

that question the relationship between 

tourism, industry and wilderness. The 

prints are constructed from numerous 

photos joined together to form what 

appears seamless, but is in reality an 

unnatural illusion. 

Artist: Megan Perkins 

Fragrant lilies 

Chinese traditional style painting. 

Artist: Annaxue Yang 



and 10:30am – 3:30pm, Sat. 

Chrome Coffee Lounge 

April 

Large scale colour photographic montage 

(digital lambda output). 

Artist: Lily Amorous 

Precipice 1 (revisited) 

Exploring the barriers which can prevent 

interaction with an environment, this work 

delves into the psychological space 

of engagement. 

Artist: Linden Langdon 



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Aqua Scuba 

Mermaid 

Papier mache sculpture of mermaid. 

Artist: Jennifer Conroy 

East Coast 

Part of a series of interpretation of 

coastal landscape. 

Artist: Lily Miller 

Sleep Walkers 

The sleep walkers move through life lost 

in a dream. 

Artist: Catherine Stringer 




adArt 

The Heart of Matter 

Around the world the making of nets 

has spiritual connections and cultural 

references. Nets hold a metaphor of life 

and death, they contain both presence and 

absence, a liminal space where something 

begins or ends. 

Artist: Ali Aedy 




indigo Solutions 

“Paper Scarf – Ringarooma Bay, Bay of Fires....” 

The familiar scarf, often handmade and 

patterned, is wrapped around the neck 

providing warmth to head and heart. 

Island edges are ‘scarves’ of memories. 

My memories and experiences are conveyed 

in this fringed paper scarf. 

Artist: Prue Hutton 


Open: 10am – 5:30pm, Mon – Sat. 

Fantasy Flowers 

Flinders 

Original shabori dyed silk, inspired by the 

coastal colours and patterns of Tasmania’s 

ancient Flinders. 

Artist: Vicki Taiwo 

represented By: Pirate Queen Studios 

Stacked canvases 

Artwork for art trail. 

Artist: Karen Turner 



and 9am –1pm, Sat. 

Anatolia Turkish Cuisine 

Shifting Abacus 

A whirlwind of colour, capturing an 

emotive moment in one’s mind. 

Artist: Kendra Dick 


Open: 6pm – 10pm, Tue – Sun. 

Aroma records 

Seventh Serenade 

‘Seventh Serenade’ responds to the urge 

to encapsulate fleeting moments of 

intense emotion, experienced within new 

relationships and landscapes. 

Artist: Tamzen Roberts 

Untitled 

Painting of Kat Bjelland lead singer of 

the band Babes in Toyland. 

Artist: Emily Arnold 

It’s Child’s Play 

This artwork uses children’s furniture, 

imbued with symbolic references, to 

symbolise the tension between the 

simplicity of childhood and more complex 

global issues, such as identity, racism 

and parochialism, which we learn about 

as children. 

Artist: Margaret Baguley 



Fusion 

Roses from the Heart(tm) Detail 

25,266 citizens globally are participating 

in this Project to be exhibited as a full 

installation in Hobart in 2008. This artwork 

will be a detail of Roses from the Heart(tm). 

Artists: Christina Henri 


Enquiries: 03 62343089 

Open: Shop Front Window All Hours 

Zum Café 

Kelp 

Gone are the lazy days of beachcombing 

for just driftwood. Today plastics and other 

things detrimental to our environment clog 

our shores. “Kelp” is an attempt to bring 

prominence to this problem. 

Artist: Belinda Holloway 


Open: 7am – 6:30pm, Mon – Fri, 7am – 6pm, 

Sat and 8am – 5pm, Sun. 

Image credit/ 

above right: A Ratty Day, by Carly Peters 

below left: David & Goliath, 

by Katherine Cooper 

right: It’s Child’s Play, by Margaret Baguley 

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Image credit/ 

From Richmond Bridge, by Andrew McCrae 

Amulet 

Paul Lennon, John Gay & Robin Gray 

These ‘portraits’ form part of the work 

“Tasmania: Explore the Possibilities” that 

was exhibited at INFLIGHT Gallery in March 

2007. The work explores the extraordinary 

links between politics and business 

in Tasmania. 

Artist: Jamin 


Open: 10am – 10pm, Sun – Tue 

and 10am – 11pm, Fri – Sat. 

represented by: Criterion Gallery 

Saigon Kitchen 

Unfolding 

Sunflower unfolding. Taken in the early 

morning in the Franklin area, Huon Valley. 

Artist: Jobella 

Magnolia 

Their alluring sensuality is heightened 

through detail and their fragile beauty 

exposed. 

Artist: Stephanie O’May 


Open: 11am – 9pm, Mon – Thurs, 11am 

– 9:30pm, Fri, 11:30am – 9pm, Sat 

and 4:30pm – 9pm, Sun. 

renown Milkbar 

Dragonfly Lady 

Fact, fiction, fantasy, fabric – two 

dimensions manipulated into three, flat 

given form with a sense of fun. 

Artist: Megan Graham 



The All Organic Shop 

Encircles our hearts 

This work is borne of the deepest love that 

two people embrace. 

Found / This Love / Flourishes / Encircles our 

Hearts / Etching deep / Within / Soul. 

Artist: Joanna O’Brien 

Crossing the Boundaries 

A symbolic representation relating to the 

issues of forbidden desire in print form. 

Artist: Lesley C Mcleod 



Jacobsons Meats 

Across the River 

Across the River is a depiction of the township 

of Franklin with its rolling hills as viewed 

from the opposite highway heading 

towards Cygnet. 

Artist: Tony Ryan 




Fish 349 

Tickled 

Castaways of sea and sky / still tickled by 

the primal rhythm of life. 

Artist: Terry Tonga Choi-Lundberg 

represented By: Studio Karma 

Bobbing Too 

A work that highlights some of the 

environmental stresses we place upon 

our oceans, despite our primeval love and 

dependence upon their existence. 

Artist: Fiona Richardson 

The two –tailed horny loose jaw 

The mythical “two –tailed horny loose 

jaw” (hand carved in Huon pine), weaves 

menacingly through a twisting garden of 

seaweed (made with copper piping bedded 

in a metal base). 

Artist: Lindsay Wood 



Flora Gondwana 

The Butterfly Effect 2 

An exploration in 25 images of the intense 

colour, pattern and texture found on 

butterfly wings. 

Artist: Sophie Carnell 

Queen –de –Bees 

This work relates to the connection between 

the early exploration of Australia and the 

collection, propagation and distribution of 

Australian plants in Napoleonic France. 

Artist: John Ingleton 




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Praties 

‘Thank You Mr. Hooker’ 

This self-portrait is from a series I am 

currently working with concerned with 

an investigation into the possibilities 

for re-claiming memories through the 

construction of images. 

Artist: Meg Cowell 

Lady Godiva 

Romantic image in decorative style. 

Artist: Donna Grant 

Great expectations 

Framed C-Type photograph. 

Artist: Nicole Robson 

And Pretty Maids 

Two images centred around a 

manequin shape. 

Artist: Jane Slade 



Vinnies 

Corporate Recycler 

Machine and hand pieced quilt using 

discarded ties, tie labels, shirt material and 

shirt buttons. Machine and hand quilted. 

Artist: Diana Burgess 

It’s a Plan, Man 

Robot. 

Artist: Tricia Swanton 

represented by: Colville Street Gallery 

and pressures from its larger neighbour. 

Artist: Elizabeth Barsham 

(painting as E.M. Christensen) 




Falls real Estate 

Through the Casuarina lies... 

Casuarina’s atop the cliffs on Toarra-marra 

-monah (Maria Island). The sun glistening 

on the water down below. 

Artist: Suzanne K Crowley 

Eleven years Gone 

A story of a cat that went missing for eleven 

years was the inspiration for this image. 

Each participant was randomly given a 

section to complete independently. 

Artist: Year 3 Printmakers Tas School of Art 


Open: 9am – 5:30pm, Mon – Fri 

restaurant 373 

From Richmond Bridge 

Miniature studies of buildings and 

landscapes around Tasmania. 

Artist: Andrew McCrae 

Conversation Chair 

A sculptural investigation of furniture as 

both metaphor and manifestation of mental 

processes – three classic Bentwood chairs are 

reconstructed in a unified form. 

Artist: Philippa Steele 

Image credit/ 

“Thank You Mr. Hooker”, by Meg Cowell 

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Open: 6pm – late, Mon – Sat. 

North hobart Dry Cleaners 

Plenty more fish in the sea? 

From the imagination personified fish 

carved from synthetic polystyrene blocks 

ponder the nature of human existence. 

Artist: Michelle Lee 



and 8:30am – 12:30pm, Sat. 

Juiced Up 

The Island 

A whimsical look at the position of the 

Island, physically separated from but 

emotionally connected to the Mainland, 

struggling to establish and maintain its 

unique identity as it resists influences 

State Cinema 

Untitled #1 

My current abstract paintings explore flight 

as a metaphor for personal metamorphosis 

historically inherited from Western culture 

and mythology. 

Artist: Corinne Costello 

Louise Lovely 

A reflection of the silent movie actress 

Louise Lovely. Best known for her film 

‘Jewelled Nights’ largely filmed in Tasmania 

and where she had dreamed of creating a 

new Hollywood. 

Artist: Jenny Jarrett 


Open: As per session times.

Unions Tasmania 

‘From Below’ 

The artist explores the seeming dichotomy 

between ‘feminine’ and ‘masculine’ 

identities in the Twenty-first Century. 

A tension is drawn between ideals of beauty 

and strength depicted through a classically 

‘masculine’ pose for the female figure. 

Artist: Ellen Pittman 



Flight Centre 

Boulders on Mt Mayson II 

Coastal Tasmania is of great importance to 

Joanna Dean. It is a place she has grown 

to know and deeply appreciate. Joanna’s 

painting, using vibrant colour and line, 

portrays her strong connection to a place 

of rock and sea. 

Artist: Joanna Dean 

Old Growth Thylacine 

A sculpture of a Thylacine, sitting, 

contemplating the future. The surface of the 

animal is coloured with earthy yellow ochre 

tones, and imprinted with ferns coloured 

with oxides. Explores the idea of man’s 

impact on the landscape. 

Artist: Henrietta Norris 


Open: 9am – 5:30pm, Mon – Thurs, 

9am – 6:30pm, Fri and 9am – 2pm, Sat. 

Dress Sense 

Dark Spot 

New work made for Tokyo spring 

summer ‘07. 

Artist: Claire Byers 

A Summers Day 

Wall Hanging – hand woven and hand 

dyed cotton. 

Artist: Mabel Byrom 

Botanical Handbags 

My designs are based on abstract 

photographic images of botanical details, 

taken around various Hobart gardens. 

These designs have been applied to satin 

using my own printing equipment and 

each bag is individually hand-crafted 

from start to finish. 

Artist: Holly Webber 




Dr.richard roffe Medical Centre 

“Ascension” 

Acrylic on board. 

Artist: John Lockwood 

Song and Kelly 

Referencing directly from city architecture, 

specifically consumer outlets, this work 

provides reflective, reduced commentary on 

the superficiality of western consumption. 

Artist: Carolyn Wigston 



Australia Post 

Vessels Empty 

Several hundred small plasticine vessels 

arranged on ‘tables’ made of toothpicks 

Artist: Tarnia Lawrie 



represented By: Morning Toast Gallery 

Avalon 

Barefoot 

Contrasting the soft lines of women 

and textiles against harsh Tasmanian 

landscapes. This work explores themes 

of vulnerability and beauty. 

Artist: Christiana Szczerba 


Open: 9am – 5pm, Mon – Thurs 

and 8:30am –1pm, Fri. 

Wellness Centre 

Intention II 

Intention II explores the conduit between 

mind and body. Subtle constructs of the 

mind such as intention, memory and 

dreams are given form. Overlayed on the 

body, these forms communicate the layering 

of experience that we indelibly carry 

with us. 

Artist: Noni Gander 

Figurine 

Wood Fired Raku Figurine. 

Artist: Sallee Warner 

Where: 311A Elizabeth St, North Hobart 



Tasma Street 

arts@work 

Dark Taiga 

“If you talk to the animals they will talk to 

you and you will know each other. If you do 

not talk to them you will not know them, 

and what you do not know you will fear. 

What one fears one destroys.” 

– Chief Dan George 

Artist: Milla Zhugalo 

Where: 27 Tasma St, North Hobart 


UCI – Office Furniture and Fitouts 

Lapping Screen III 

Lapping Screen III was inspired by the 

gentle, not quite perfect order found in 

nature; wind and waves working on 

pebbles and sand. 

Artist: Sally Brown 

Where: 14 – 16 Tasma St, North Hobart 


Hobart CBD 

Macquarie St 

Store & Co. 

Sweep 

Sweep is a metaphysical and emotional 

sweep to make clean. Her totem and 

heritage is the broomstick; her intent, her 

movement and her form is of sweeping. 

Artist: Janelle Mendham 

Where: 130 Macquarie St, Hobart 

Open: 11am – 4pm, Tues – Sun 

Lola 

Postcards from Paris 

A series of neckpieces created from images 

of French postcards c1905, handcrafted tie 

–wire chain, vintage optometrist test lenses 

and freshwater pearls. 

Artist: Sarah Bishop 

Wild Horses 

A Group of 3 related ceramic sculptures. 

Artist: Anna Williams 


Open: 12pm – 3pm, Mon, 10pm – 3pm, Tues, 

10am – 5pm, Wed – Thurs, 10am – 4pm, Fri 

and 1:30pm – 3pm, Sat. 

arp 

Preview to October, Moonah Arts Centre. 

Fold up Sun Hat and Bag. 

Artists: P.S. aka Penny Malone and Shaz 

Harrison –Williams 

Where: Shop 3, 137 – 139 Macquarie St, 

Hobart 

Open: 10am – 4pm, Tues – Fri 


Jackmann and Mcross 

Forget –Me –Not 

Intimate works created in response to the 

Port Arthur Historic Site and the lives of 

those who inhabited it during the convict 

era. Created as site specific pieces which 

were installed in the Port Arthur Museum 

as part of the Port Arthur Project. 

Artist: Tracey Cockburn 

Where: 4 Victoria St, Hobart 



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artists@work 

arts@work and the Australia Business Arts Foundation, with the 

endorsement of KPMG Tasmania, are proud to launch ‘artists@work’, a 

pilot program of residencies linking Tasmanian artists with Tasmanian 

businesses, between now and December 2007. 

The residencies are about exchanges of ideas and experiences in which 

artists, businesses and their employees benefit. Our participating artists 

are incredibly multi-skilled; used to exploring disciplines that are not 

conventional subjects for art, and that fall outside their own area of 

expertise. Our participating businesses thrive on challenge and are 

committed to achieving success through creativity and innovation, 

and all recognise the importance of retaining and valuing staff. 

The 2007 artists@work include; Greg Leong at Zinifex Rosebery Mine 

and Lucy Wilson at Moorilla Estate, Berriedale 

Textile and photomedia artist Greg Leong 

will work at the Zinifex Rosebery Mine. 

This residency will celebrate community, 

and the company that makes the survival 

of the community possible. It will pay 

homage to the people of Rosebery and their 

spirit in a rugged environment. Greg Leong 

will collaborate with people who work at 

the mine, their families, and people from 

the community, creating a multi-layered 

account of the company and community 

vision of what mining activity means to 

the West Coast. Greg will interview and 

photograph mine workers and will research 

the company archives. 

greg leong 

at zinifex rosebery mine 

Together with mine workers, their families 

and other residents, Greg will present a 

public event with digitally imaged portraits, 

a soundtrack built from interviews as well 

as the sounds of the workplace, and live 

performances by participants. A DVD will be 

created as a lasting record of the project. 

Zinifex owns and operates two mines 

both in Australia: Century Mine, a large 

open cut zinc and lead mine in northwest 

Queensland, and Rosebery, an underground 

zinc, lead, silver, gold and copper mine on 

the west coast of Tasmania. The Rosebery 

ore body was discovered in 1893 by a 

prospector, Tom McDonald. The area was 

mined by several different operators until 

1921 when Rosebery and the nearby Hercules 

Mines were purchased by EZ Industries 

Limited. The current operation was 

commissioned in 1936.The mine produces 

around 700,000 tonnes of ore each year. 

Zinifex believes in working cooperatively 

with local communities. 

Website: www.zinifex.com 


(left) Aerial mine photograph supplied by Rosebery 

Zinifex Mine, (above) Tullah detail from ‘111- One 

Hundred and Eleven Years of the West Coast District Hospital’ 

2006, © Greg Leong 

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LUCY WILSON 

AT MOORILLA ESTATE 

Artist and animateur Lucy Wilson will 

work at Moorilla Estate, collaborating 

with staff to mix the familiar experience 

of operating a winery and brewery 

with a process of creative exchange and 

inspiration. Rather than bottling wine and 

beer, Lucy will work with Moorilla staff to 

bottle their imagination. Using movement 

and writing exercises, as well as working 

with materials and processes found on 

site, they will capture their stories, fears 

and fantasies in bottles. This process will 

give everyday materials and activities new 

and different meaning, with a focus on 

encouraging creativity, improvisation, 

trust and collaboration in the workforce. 

There will be a corking event and the bottles 

will be sealed, labelled and constructed 

into a “bottled time piece” which will be 

ceremoniously set in place on the premises, 

to be opened at some point in the future. 

Moorilla Estate is dedicated to the 

enjoyment of life. Founded as a winery in 

the 1950’s, Moorilla Estate is the birthplace 

of Tasmania’s modern wine industry. 

Moorilla has since evolved into a cultural 

haven that draws visitors from around the 

world to sample award-winning Tasmanian 

wine, beer, food, art, accommodation and 

music. Website: www.moorilla.com.au 


Moorilla Estate © Brett Broadman 

Lucy Wilson performing in ‘underwhere’, 

Hobart 2007 © Peter Mathew 

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To explore how your business could benefit 

from engaging with the arts, please contact 

arts@work on (03) 6233 5940 or the Australia 

Business Arts Foundation on (03) 6233 5934. 

For updates on these and other artists@work 

projects go to our website at: 

www.artsatwork.com.au.

From the fishing port of Currie on King Island to the southern 

cape of Bruny – Tasmania’s network of islands entice and inspire 

artists from across the globe. In mining towns, rural hamlets, 

shack communities; perched on hillsides and shorelines miles 

away from anyone, hundreds of creative hands and minds have 

come together in Tasmanian Living Artists’ Week 2007 to celebrate 

regional creativity through Local Connections. 

Identity and place loom large on the Local Connections canvas 

which stretches across the boundaries of geography, art form and 

experience. And never in Tasmania’s history have more than 400 

artists representing such diversity so embraced an idea – to take 

part in a single exhibition in 22 spaces that communities claim as 

their own. 

Local Connections 

Tasmanian Regional Arts and arts@work have, with the support 

of Local Connections’ sponsor Hydro Tasmania, shared the vision 

for engaging regional artists in this new Tasmanian Living Artists’ 

Week initiative. Featuring 22 prominent local artists whose work 

is understood locally and recognised throughout the state, Local 

Connections has provided a virtual showcase of Tasmanian talent. 

Our feature artists are also sharing their insights and expertise in 

exhibition floor talks throughout Tasmanian Living Artists’ Week. 

So wander through this marvellous program then dedicate an 

hour, a day or every day of Tasmanian Living Artists’ Week to a 

Local Connections exhibition near you. At the very least, enjoy the 

work of artists who are your neighbours, colleagues or peers and 

drop along to your community’s local exhibition. Keep an eye on 

your local newspaper for a sneak preview. 

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Image credit/ 

Brady (detail), by Anthony White

King Island 

Smithton 

Wynyard 

Burnie 

Feature Artist – Robyn Eades 

Image: Cat Skins 

Getting things on and off an island is 

difficult, so Robyn Eades uses materials 

on hand. Tanning wallaby and possum 

skins came from seeing carcasses wasting 

along the roadsides and cat skins followed 

a feral cat trapping project by the NRM. 

Fur has such voluptuous and tactile 

qualities that it needs very little 

ornamentation and chance combinations 

can have surprisingly delightful results. 

Robyn’s home is full of stuff gathered from 

tips, roadsides and clearing sales. Some 

things inspire her own creations and she 

finds good homes for the rest. 

Artist Talk: King Island Cultural Centre 

at 2pm, Sat 25 Aug. 

Local Connections: The King Island 

Cultural Centre provides a showcase for 

authentic cultural experiences, including: 

artist residencies, arts projects involving 

practicing artists and the community, and 

exhibitions showcasing the richness of 

local arts expertise. 

Artists: Pam Fanning, Desley Roberts, Fay 

Pilon, Sally Marsden, Wendy Cunningham, 

Marilyn Chapman, Alison Mislom, Cheryl 

Kerr, Caroline Kininmonth, Bridget Levy, 

Sandra Zander, Christian Robertson, 

Richard Kerr, Shane Saunders, Rowan 

Cooke, Tim Petrovic, Pattie Partridge, 

Bernard Partridge, Charles Arnold and 

other local artists. 

Coordinator: Sally Marsden 

Where: King Island Cultural Centre, 

Currie Harbour, Currie 

Enquiries: 6462 1924 

Launch: 1pm, Sat 25 Aug. 

Open: 1pm – 4pm, daily. 

Feature Artist – Melanie Honor Clarke 

Image: 4 Pod Pendant 9ct Rose Yellow Gold 

The work of Melanie Honor Clarke has a 

unique beauty that has earned her the 

reputation as one of Tasmania’s top artistic 

jewellers. Melanie has been pursuing 

her artistic goals since 1991 and strives 

to express her creative vision through 

tangible objects with the highest standard 

of workmanship. She has been operating 

as a fulltime professional jeweller since 

2004, now working from Stanley Artworks 

– Studio Gallery. Her jewellery has earned 

her international acclaim, with one of 

her pieces represented in the collection of 

Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Mary 

of Denmark. 

Artists Talk: Uniting Church Hall 

at 7.30pm, Fri 24 Aug. 

Local Connections: Out of the Box hosted 

by Circular Head Arts. This art community 

is a small but significant part of the 

8000 (approx) people living across the 

municipality. Full of hidden treasures, 

an abundance of natural beauty and 

historical sites, local artists are fuelled 

with creative inspiration. 

Artists: Dawn Airs, Chris Flood, 

Darren Gorringe, Annie Hogan, 

Julie Irvin, Frances Joyce, Georgina Laan, 

Stuart Reeman, Lesley Ann Rowe, 

Leanne Spinks and other local artists. 

Coordinator: Georgina Laan 

Where: Uniting Church Hall, 

Goldie St, Smithton 

Enquiries: 0408 128 609 

Launch: 7pm, Fri 24 Aug. 


Feature Artist – Khan Wilson 

Image: Untitled 3 (detail) 

To live and work with the same inspiration 

is rare, yet Khan Wilson draws stimulation 

from experiences associated with living and 

working in rural Tasmania. In particular 

the natural landscape, flora and fauna are 

engaging subjects for this artist. When 

portraying an animal, Khan attempts to 

highlight each unique personality on 

an intimate level. He strives to give 

each animal a voice in an otherwise 

silent context. Khan is a founding 

member of Wynyard’s community art 

centre – Artscape.comm, is involved 

in workshops, exhibitions and has 

received numerous awards. 

Artist Talk: Artscape.comm Wynyard 

Community Arts Centre at 7pm, Fri 24 Aug. 

Local Connections: Wynyard hosted by 

artspace.comm. This newest member of 

the regional arts network is fast becoming 

a young show off having already hosted an 

international residency. The new Wynyard 

art centre is emerging as an arts hub for 

this creative community on Tasmania’s 

North West coast. 

Artists: Irene Godman, Korb 

(Kevin Blythe), Joan Brown, Beth Pearce, 

Alex Nicholas, Beverley McNamara, 

Judith Taylor, Lisa Kreemers 

and other local artists. 

Coordinators: Alex Nicholas 

and Beverly McNamara 

Where: Artscape.comm Wynyard 

Community Arts Centre, 

45 Jackson St, Wynyard 



Open: 11am – 3pm, Mon, Wed 

and Fri from Mon 27 Aug. 

Feature Artist – Lisa Garland 

Image: Andrew (detail) 

Lisa Garland is a photography-based 

artist working on the North West coast 

of Tasmania. Lisa’s work is recognised 

for its honest and diverse view of the 

state’s people. The people, places and 

unique personalities rooted deep within 

her community are an endless source 

of inspiration. In most cases people are 

photographed within their own space, 

depicting an intimate narrative. All images 

are taken with a 5x4 view camera and are 

developed as silver gelatin prints on mural 

paper one meter square. 

Artist Talk: St George’s Church Hall 

at 2pm, Sun 2 Sept. 

Local Connections: Burnie hosted by 

Burnie Arts Council. This seaside paper 

town has been creatively nurtured by the 

arts council for nearly 59yrs. As an artist 

incubator Burnie has seen many home 

grown artists succeed nationally. Also visit 

the Coastal Art Group Long Canvas Event, 

Plaza Arcade on August 25. 

Artists: Anna Hames, Helen Elvery, Dianne 

Woods, Judith Brumby Lake, Joe Lake, 

Burnie Coastal Art Group, Patricia F Young, 

Eileen Preece, Joan Kelly, Jan Marinos, 

Wendy Holloway, Julia Rogers, Susan 

McArthur, Connie Lucas, Peg Lockhart, 

Suzanne Hennessy, Gwen Kingham, 

Pam Thorne, Robyn Lamb, John Lamb 


Coordinator: Pam Thorne 

Where: St George’s Church Hall, 

Cattley St, Burnie 

Enquiries: 0429 029 671 


Open: 10am – 4pm, Thurs – Sun 

from Sun 26 Aug. 

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Gunns Plains 

Forth 

Sheffield 

Port Sorell 

Feature Artist – Helmut Schwabe 

Image: Sandstone Disc 

Since 1983, Helmut Schwabe has lived 

and worked in Gunns Plains. His work in 

ceramics and stone has earned him praise 

throughout the state. Helmut has been 

involved in a large number of public art 

projects. Helmut has exhibited his works 

around the world in both group and solo 

shows receiving a number of awards. 

Both private and public commissions see 

Helmut’s work on display across the state 

including the regional towns of Rosebery, 

Sheffield, Mole Creek, Burnie, Ulverstone, 

Wesley Vale and Gunns Plains. 

Artist Talk: Gunns Plains Community 

Centre at 1pm, Sat 1 Sept. 

Local Connections: This superb river valley 

is situated in the heart of rich dairy country 

just 25 minutes from Ulverstone. This is 

a place of big sky fringed by mountain 

ranges. The artist rich community owns 

the hall, hosting local, national and 

international events. 

Artists: F Hollinger, R Hollinger, C Vercoe, 

T Swindale, T Beck–Swindale, L Stewart– 

Kenneth, J Jacobson, J Wood, T Higgs, 

A Higgs, B Davey, R Duncan, K Duncan, 

F Duncan, F Harris, J Duncan, L Cole, 

M Cole, B Sharman, J Jacobson, L Gillard, 

T Sullivan, A Bracken , K Crocker, 

S Crowden, M Zoccolan, K Yeates, 

T Glanville, P McDonald 


Coordinator: Joan Dunne 

Where: Gunns Plains Community Centre, 

Cnr Main Rd & Raymond Rd, Gunns Plains 


Launch: 1pm, Sat 1 Sept 

Open: 10am – 3pm, Sat 1 Sept – Sun 2 Sept. 

Feature Artist – Evelyn Antonysen 

Image: Splash (detail) 

Evelyn Antonysen is constantly inspired 

through her active involvement in 

community events. Involved with multiple 

exhibitions, residencies, workshops 

and community art projects, Evelyn is 

enthusiastic about encouraging others 

to “have a go”. Evelyn has exhibited in 

numerous exhibitions, received many 

awards and her work is held in private 

and public collections. 

Artist Talk: Room 2 Devonport Library 

at 10.30am, Sat 1 Sept. 

Local Connections: This exhibition engages 

with a diverse range of artists and art 

organisations such as TAFE, Don College and 

the North West Art Circle. An annex display 

can be seen in Devonport Library. 

Artists: J Stanfield, G Stanfield, 

L Miettinen, L Oakley–Bos, A Tyson, 

S Wolfe, M Cruirkshank, R Ween, 

S Kennerley, A Gibson, B Patterson, 

G Wish–Wilson, G Johnson, 

G Vanderschans, G May, 

M Brotheridge, T Wilby, R Chambers, 

T Matthews, N Pountney, C Sims, 

A Dunham, A Swiderski, R A Hodgkinson, 

J Zions, W Zions, G Murphy, J Murphy, 

G Frost, S Roughley, V Boyd, D Murphy, 

M Green, D Conroy, S Michell, M Smith, 

M Coombes, D Coles, G Jensen, A Weeks, 

M Antonysen, C Ramsay, M L Wright, 

Y Lichtan, S Raymer, L Darrel Jeffrey, 

T Duff.Coordinator: Evelyn Antonysen 

Where: All Saints Church, Leith Rd 

(next to Bridge Hotel), Forth 

Enquiries: 6428 2675 Launch: 7pm, Fri 24 Aug. 

Open: 10.30am – 6pm, Sat – Sun, 11am – 3pm, 

Mon – Wed and 11am – 6pm, Thurs – Fri. 

Feature Artist – Kerry Martin 

Image: Sky Wings, Lake Lea (detail) 

The skies are integral to the compelling 

melancholy and isolation of Lake Lea 

– swiftly moving clouds that break away 

to brilliant light. Over a year working there, 

the lake constantly changed; the water level 

rose and fell; the sedges and shrubs changed 

their colour from burgundy to rusty–lime. 

There’s a sense of isolation and ‘otherness’ 

I’ve tried to depict through my colour 

choice of moody blues, use of chiaroscuro, 

and a classic composition devise of a dark 

foreground; forcing the eye to follow beyond 

the shadows into the light 

Artist Talk: Working Art Space at 2.30pm, 

Sun 26 Aug. 

Local Connections: Sheffield hosted by 

TRA Kentish. Nestled in the foothills of Mt 

Roland the Kentish Working Arts Space has 

exploded over the past 2yrs. With a wide 

network, partnerships and venue their list 

of activities is impressive. This exhibition 

includes the Slaters Peoples Choice Award. 

Artists: C Bennett, T Maher, M Dodson, 

B Rose Warner, M Taylor, D Dodson, 

J Treloar, C Sims, P Kirkcaldy, J Hargreaves, 

N Mitchell, A Barrington, S Miller, 

H and J Ramsden, C Kruger, A Kruger, 

J Bale, T Appleby, G MacDonald, 

L Lardenoye, K Robinson, J Clay, A Jewell, 

A Taylor, J Mitchell, M Vinnicombe, 

M Taylor, J Hay, C Sutton, A Swiderska, 

J Sargeant and other local artists 

Coordinator: Diana Dodson 

Where: Working Art Space, 2 Albert St, 

Sheffield Enquiries: 0438 091 353 

Launch: 2pm, Sun 26 Aug 

Open: 10am – 3pm daily, from Sat 25 Aug. 

Feature Artist – Rod Westbrook 

Image: Beyond the Light (detail) 

Devonport Photographer Rod Westbrook’s 

images have been described as a new form 

of art. Suffering from Spina Bifida may 

have limited his mobility but not his desire 

to develop his own style of Wilderness 

Photography. Working in his custom 

designed darkroom Rod’s work still relies on 

traditional photographic processes. Inspired 

by the Tasmanian Wilderness, Rod focuses 

on the smaller things found within nature 

with their intricate symmetric patterns, 

rich colours and textures emphasizing 

the curves, lines, opacity, transparency, 

refracting as the light passes directly 

through the subject material stimulating 

the viewer’s imagination to interpret the 

images in their own way. 

Artist Talk: Tranquilles Gallery 

at 1pm, Sat 1 Sept. 

Local Connections: Emergence hosted 

by local artists. One of the fastest growing 

locations in Tasmania, beach side Port Sorell 

has grown from a popular holiday spot to an 

emerging regional community. With this 

growth has been an insurgence of creative 

talent translating the seaside beauty 

into artworks. 

Artists: A Tours, K Tyson, S Seymour, 

M L Wright, H Crawford, J–L Hutton, 

M Hillyer, R Matthews, S Michell 


Coordinator: Hayley Crawford 

Where: Tranquilles Display Gallery and 

Café/Tea House, 9 Gumbowie Dr, Port Sorell 

Enquiries: 0400 519 607 



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Deloraine 

Launceston 

Lillydale 

George Town 

Feature Artist – Joanne Wild 

Image: Hard Tide 1 (detail) 

Joanne Wild lives in the Elizabeth Town 

countryside, drawing inspiration from the 

natural world. Joanne lives with Dennis 

on their wildlife sanctuary surrounded by 

music, birdsong and fresh air. What more 

does an artist need? The answer for Joanne 

is community. Joanne graduated from 

the School of Art in Hobart, majoring in 

Printmaking, and has taught Printmaking 

since 1978 in the North and North–West 

coast. Joanne’s recent contemporary textile 

work has evolved from the craft of hook 

rugs. Sharing her art and passion is a great 

pleasure for Joanne and she is a valued 

community member. 

Artist Talk: Artifakt Gallery at 2.30pm, 

Sat 25 Aug. 

Local Connections: Deloraine hosted by 

Deloraine Regional Arts. Nationally known 

as the home of the Craft Fair, Deloraine 

has had an energetic arts council for over 

25 years. Their list of creative arts 

endeavours ranges from the ‘Street Scape 

Sculptures’ to the more recent ‘Call My Bluff’ 

multi–arts project. 

Artists: Valerie Whatley, Dennis Wild, Jo 

Imison, Ann Kearon, Jacque Boxer, Jennifer 

Leis, Jim Deghands, Pamela Tankard 

and Geoff Summers, Carmel Burn, Tony 

Smibert, Pip Stanley, Pamela Tankard, Drew 

Badcock, Claire Badcock, Tara Badcock, 

Harry Schrepfer, Neicy Brown, Annie 

Robinson and other local artists. 

Coordinator: Annie Robinson 

Where: Artifakt Gallery, Emu Bay Rd, 

Deloraine Enquiries: 6362 2088 


Open: 10am – 4pm, daily from Sat 25 Aug. 

Feature Artist – Katy Woodroffe 

Image: Imprinting the Landscape (detail) 

Born in Derby, Katy Woodroffe has been 

both a practising artist and arts teacher 

in the Launceston community for many 

years and has been actively involved with 

local community arts organisations. 

As a visual artist Katy has exhibited in 

solo and group shows locally, nationally 

and internationally. Katy’s most recent 

exhibition The Tasmanie Project, showing in 

Amsterdam, celebrates her connections to 

this island. Katy has received numerous 

awards and her work is housed in 

collections nationally and internationally. 

Artist Talk: Door of Hope Gallery Space at 

2:30pm, Sun 26 Aug. 

Local Connections: Launceston hosted 

by Launceston Regional Arts. Wide 

engagement, innovation and collaboration 

is a defining characteristic of the arts 

community in Launceston. This exhibition 

features work from individual artists and 

a number of groups linked to regional arts 

including Arts Access Link Studio. 

Artists: M Miao Qu, T Hong, R Viney, 

V Jansen–Riley, S King, C Peters, S Targett, 

A A Mackinnon, S Lancaster, K Barnard, 

S Ferraras, C Bushby, P Challis, R Riedl, 

R Case, J West, J Virtue, M Viney, L Jones, 

L de Kantzow, A Fullerton, A Cutbertson, 

B Taylor, S (Cheryl) Samson, N Pinner– 

Walker, R Cuthbertson, A Taylor, 

K Schneiders, J Newton, J Taylor, 

G McKenzie, K Foster. 

Coordinator: Margaret Barlow 

Where: Door of Hope Gallery Space, Glen 

Dhu St, Launceston Enquiries: 6343 2278 

Launch: 2pm, Sun 26 Aug. 


Feature Artist – Shelly MacLeod 

Image: Seeing Red 2 (detail) 

Shelly MacLeod’s fascination with the 

visual image has been with her since early 

childhood. Sharing an affinity with nature, 

people and faces alike Shelly aims to explore 

the beauty and joy she finds in the world 

we share. Shelly believes that sometimes 

we all need reminding of the simple joy 

in common things and the beauty and 

emotion in each and every one of us. 

Shelly’s portraits capture an emotion or 

significant moment in time that the viewer 

can appreciate and associate with. Shelly 

has been a practising artist for the past 20 

years and has exhibited widely across 

the country. 

Artist Talk: The Old Courthouse 

and Library at 2pm, Sat 1 Sept. 

Local Connections: Lilydale hosted 

by Lilydale Regional Arts. Located in 

Tasmania’s North and boasting an active 

arts community Lilydale has a long history 

of bringing the community alive through 

arts projects. This ranges from the famous 

painted telegraph poles to the annual mid 

winter solstice Lantern Walk. 

Artists: Sandra Jenkins, Mitchell Blyth, 

Leann Hodgetts, Frea Peschar, Billie 

Burrows, Charles Burrows, Robert Sheehy, 

Christine Harris, Jennifer Scott, Gillian 

Robnick, Susanne P Hall, Jillian Weston, 

Heather Griffith, Judith Woods, Zane 

Robnick, Dallas Richardson, Joshua Clarke, 

Daniel Robnick, Annette Waddle. 

Coordinator: Ian Scott 

Where: The Old Courthouse and Library, 

Main St, Lilydale Enquiries: 6395 1048 

Launch: 2pm, Sat 25th Aug 

Open: 10am – 4:30pm, daily from Sat 25 Aug. 

Feature Artist – Peter Hjort 

Image: Spirit of Tasmania 

Peter Hjort has developed a considerable 

body of work over more than 26 years of 

sustained arts practice. His outstanding 

stone carving, metal casting and metal 

working skills have guided his passion for 

sculpture. With a special love for abstract 

sculpture he has exhibited regularly in 

Tasmanian and interstate, with work held 

in collections around the world. Peter has 

also completed a number of commissions, 

both private and public. He is the only tutor 

in stone carving in Tasmania (Adult Ed) 

and is the foundation member of the 

Tamar Valley Sculpture Association. 

Artist Talk: Bass and Flinders Centre at 

7.45pm, Fri 24 Aug. 

Local Connections: George Town hosted 

by Lighthouse Regional Arts. This northern 

community at the mouth of the Tamar is 

rich in maritime history and creative 

endeavours. These are amply promoted in 

venues at George Town and Low Head, with 

a special emphasis during the annual 

George Town On Show week in November. 

Artists: Chris Atwell, Liz Broomhall, 

Pat Brownbill, Wendy Fittler, Bronwyn 

Gardner, Olive–Berrie Gunst, Diana Guy, 

Mike Guy, Geoffrey Hawkey, Vicky Jansen 

-Riley, Meredith Larkins, Estelle Phillips, 

Christine Price, Jenny Stepsys, Jane 

Venables, June Weaver, Gordon Webb, 

Lorraine Wootton and other local artists. 

Coordinator: Lorraine Wootton 

Where: Bass and Flinders Centre, 

8 Elizabeth St, George Town 



Open: 10am - 3pm, daily. 

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St Marys 

Triabunna 

Sorell 

Clarence & Tasman 

Feature Artist – Anthony White 

Image: Brady (detail) 

Anthony White’s current body of work 

examines the state of Tasmania as place. 

It identifies Tasmania as a continuation of 

colonisation, encompassing the atrocities 

of its brutal history without discretion. 

The large ink wash and pen drawings of 

this series build on and utilise the shared 

experience of Tasmania’s past to describe 

and inform the modern Tasmanian and 

Australian way of life. They discuss 

the social, physical and psychological 

ramifications of an isolated, harsh and 

demanding island environment. 

Artist Talk: e.ScApe Tasmanian Wilderness 

Cafe/Gallery at 2pm, Sat 25 Aug. 

Local Connections: St Marys hosted 

by Grassy Bottom Regional Arts. Perched 

between the midlands and the sea the 

small rural community of St Mary’s is rich 

in artistic talent and natural inspiration. 

The arts community is dynamic, regularly 

hosting significant community events such 

as the Winter Solstice Festival. 

Artists: Elissa Costin, Rita Summers, Lila 

Meleisea, John McColl, Alizon Whitestar 

McColl, Emelene DeBrito, Judith Woods, 

Lorraine Biggs, Arthur Progley, Karen 

Busby, Elizabeth Turnbull, Lyn Piscitelli, 

Sophie Douglas, Natasha Lowe, Eo 

Greensticks, Carmen Cole, Stella Thomson, 

Rita Summers, Alicia Rosskelly . 

Coordinator: Anthony White 

Where: e.ScApe Tasmanian Wilderness 

Cafe/Gallery, 21 Main St, St Marys 

Enquiries: 6372 2444 


Open: 9am – 5pm, Mon – Sat 

and 9am – 3pm, Sun. 

Feature Artist – Vita Brown 

Image: Waves (detail) 

Vita Brown has been an inspiration to the 

artistic community in Tasmania since the 

1970s. With 50 years experience in regional 

arts, active membership of many arts 

organisations and an extensive CV, Vita 

was awarded Honorary Life Membership 

of Tasmanian Regional Arts in 2006. Vita 

continues her work today recently helping 

found the Spring Bay Regional Arts branch. 

“My art is more than a hobby to me, but I 

am still just an artist. My studio is there 

and I just go to it everyday.” 

Artist Talk: Triabunna Hall at 2pm, 

Sun 26 Aug. 

Local Connections: Triabunna hosted by 

Spring Bay Regional Arts. Located on the 

beautiful east coast of Tasmania this 

energetic regional arts group is passionate 

about making community halls more 

creative spaces. Through an active workshop 

program local artists can share inspiration 

and generate confidence. 

Artists: Penelope Trethewey, Carrie Brink, 

Sandy Dunbabin, Colin Campbell, Charles 

Mace, Marie Woolley, Penelope Hey, Diane 

Masters, Barbara Bentley, Jill Salmon, Sarah 

Buckley, Jennifer Bottle, Nora Dalla Vecchia, 

Fermain Milne, Barbara Roberts, Christiane 

Knight, Linden Harris, Irene D. Nicolay, 

Ellen O’Halligan, Shirley Wilson, Erica Judd, 

Harry Higgs, Beryl Dart, Dorothy Duncombe– 

Jackson, Wendy Joan Henry. 

Coordinator: Barbara Bentley 

Where: Triabunna Hall, Vickary St, 

Triabunna 

Enquiries: 0428 550 657 


Open: From 10am – 5pm, daily from Sat 24 Aug. 

Feature Artist – Penny Burnett 

Image: The Edge (detail) 

Penny Burnett’s work explores perceptions 

of truth and landscape when confronted by 

the spectacular sea caves and ever–changing 

coast on the Tasman Peninsula. Penny’s 

work is about making a connection 

to natural forms and allowing the 

vulnerability of an unedited response. 

It’s this intuitive trust and internal 

fragility, with references to expressionism 

and the romantic understanding of a vast 

world, that allows the creation of a sense 

of moment, purpose and beauty. Penny 

believes that being part of a group show 

with other Peninsula Artists is a wonderful 

opportunity to see multiple interpretations 

of our common link: love of beauty and 

this place. 

Artist Talk: Sorell Visitors Centre 

at 6pm, Fri 24 Aug. 

Local Connections: Sorell hosted by 

Southern Beaches Regional Arts. The 

southern beaches are home to a dynamic 

arts network spread widely across the Sorell 

region. Over the years their list of arts 

activities has grown rapidly, ranging from 

weekly drawing or painting sessions to 

events and festival coordination. 

Artists: Diane Casimaty, Tomas Ratcliffe, 

Peter Dienaar, Gail Burnett, Robyn Fletcher, 

Gwen Egg, Liz Francis, Carol Kingston, 

Tony Bennett, David Lakey, Eileen Brooker 


Coordinator: Liz Francis 

Where: Sorell Visitors Centre, 

12 Gordon St, Sorell 

Enquiries: 0419 539 326 

Launch: 5.30pm, Fri 24 Aug. 


Feature Artist – Stephen Lees 

Image: Leaving Half Moon Bay (detail) 

Coming from a small coastal community 

to the South–East of Hobart, Stephen Lees 

knows all about living in rural Tasmania. 

Stephen has exhibited in local shows to 

raise money for Laceway and also coaches 

a junior soccer team. Drawing inspiration 

from Tasmanian landscape, he exhibits 

regularly in solo and group exhibitions, 

in both commercial and state galleries. 

Artist Talk: The Barn – Rosny Farm 

at 2pm, Sun 26 Aug 

Local Connections: LOCAL at The Barn 

hosted by Clarence and Tasman artists. 

Tasman and Clarence are the south east 

lands; viewed from the top of Mt Wellington 

they curl out from the main body of the 

island like unfurling tendrils. Wrapped by 

kilometres of intriguing coastline, these 

lands are home to many talented artists 

Artists: B Nolan, D Lane, N Howard, 

M Broughton, R Solomon, K Saunders, 

L Wolf, B Yaxley, J MacDonald, J Kang– 

Scheit, S Johnson, C Allanby, T Leahy, 

R Onn, A Clemens, M Larner, D Eeden, 

Y Russell–Green, S A Lapham, J Maisch, 

M Knight, C Anne Lazenby, V McKenzie, 

D Reynolds, G Smith, C Foley Burke, 

J Le Rossignol, A Cooper, B Richardson, 

J Wise, G Hawkes, M Mahoney, D Wills, 

K Wilson, S Stein, R Harrison, M Kawasaki, 

M Byrom, G McKinnon, P Jerrim, E Howard. 

Coordinator: Suze van der Beek 

Where: The Barn – Rosny Farm, Rosny Hill 

Rd (next to Eastlands, Rosny) 

Enquiries: 6245 8740 

Launch: 5.30pm, Thu 23 Aug. 


and 12pm – 4pm, Sat – Sun. 

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North Bruny 

South Bruny 

Cygnet 

Dover 

Feature Artist – Margaret Vandenberg 

Image: Eucalyptus Cape (detail) 

Margaret Vandenberg has close ties to the 

land and shores of North Bruny Island and 

its community. Over the years Margaret 

has taught art across a wide variety of 

disciplines and ages. Now focusing on 

her own art practice, Margaret’s recent 

work is inspired by capes – something to 

protect, enclose, shelter and disguise. The 

imagery used is based on the flora, fauna, 

flotsam and jetsam of the island. Margaret 

is a founding member of the North Bruny 

artist collective and is actively involved 

in the development of the Dennes Point 

Community Hall. 

Artist Talk: Lennon Hall at 1pm, Sat 1 Sept. 

Local Connections: The Capes and Bays 

of Bruny hosted by Art at the Point . This 

newly formed artist’s collective is based 

on the northern end of Bruny Island. An 

inspiring location has fuelled the arts with 

artists fundraising towards building a new 

community centre at Dennes Point and the 

renovation of Lennon Hall. 

Artists: John Cameron, Debbie Clark, 

Janine Combes, Ann Holt, Rachel Joy, Vicki 

King, Sheena Lowe, Stewart Male, Jules 

McCue, Ian McGraw, Kate Mills, Richard 

Rofe, Sandra Rofe, Marlene Schmidt, Ray 

Townsend, Peter Trotter, Martin Watson. 

Coordinator: Kate Mills 

Where: Lennon Hall, Main Rd, 

Dennes Point 

Enquiries: 0427 097 779 

Launch: By invitation only. 

Open: 10am – 4pm, daily from Sun 26 Aug. 

Feature Artist – Allegra Biggs Dale 

Image: Comm…unity 8 

Allegra Biggs Dale draws her inspiration 

from different elements and perspectives 

of nature. Living and sharing Bruny Island 

with residents, flora, fauna and visitors 

provides inspiration for a deep connection 

to the extraordinary mix of nature and 

human. This connection has given rise 

to an exploration of personal and creative 

endeavour, and a desire to promote the arts 

with its rich and diverse community of 

talented artists. Allegra’s connections 

with art and island life has involved her 

in numerous community based 

arts organisations. 

Artist Talk: Lunawanna Hall at 2pm, 

Sun 26 Aug. 

Local Connections: On the Rock hosted by 

Bruny Island Arts Inc. Many talented artists 

live and work on South Bruny Island where 

spectacular views have drawn visitors since 

1642. This vibrant arts community hosts 

an abundance of arts events and has an 

open studio trail linking the North & South 

exhibitions. 

Artists: N Adams, M Boermans, S Boughey, 

M Boulter, A Boxell, A Bromfield, S 

Bromfield, S Carnell, S Collis, J Craig, W van 

Dooren, I Gill, H Han, J Higgins, L Hogan, 

D Kolody, A Mansell, M Hanson–Wallis, J 

Pforr, J Sculthorpe, K Smith, O Strutt 

and Bruny Island District School. 

Coordinator: Allegra Biggs Dale 

Where: Lunawanna Hall, Main Rd, 

Lunawanna 

Enquiries: 0417 359 715 

Launch: 2pm, Sat 25th Aug. 


Feature Artist – Marion Woodnut 

Image: Glass Work (detail) 

Marion Woodnut’s family settled in NSW 

from the UK in 1951, when Marion was 12. 

As a child she loved to draw but got little 

encouragement and had no real confidence 

in her abilities. This all changed when she 

studied Fine Arts at Newcastle University 

and Sydney Gallery School in 2000. Marion 

is a natural talent and is strongly influenced 

by European glass casting. Marion is 

a committee member of the Huon Art 

Exhibition Group (HAEG) which holds 

exhibitions every six months in Cygnet. 

A vital village of creative people, Cygnet is 

an exciting place for Marion’s main street 

studio and gallery. 

Artists Talk: Sherwood Cottage 

at 2pm, Sat 1 Sept. 

Local Connections: Cygnet hosted by Huon 

Art Exhibition Group. A unique and exciting 

display of paintings in all mediums, 

photography, ceramics, glass (including 

cast glass), textiles and very unusual and 

beautiful jewellery and sculptures. 

Artists: Carolyn Audet, Jaz Cartright, Ruth 

Downham, Eugene Del–Mace, Noel Doebel, 

Suzanne Full Moon Rising, Alison Keats, 

Anne LeFavre, Sheena Lowe, Kaye Mace, 

Helen Mackintosh, Phillip Mark–Law, Carol 

Murphy, Ian Parry, Susan Rae Hobson, 

Jenny Stanley, Richard Stanley, Michelle 

Walker, Tina Watt, Lotus Weres, and 

Marion Woodnutt. 

Coordinator: Marion Woodnut 

Where: Sherwood Cottage, 

31 Mary St, Cygnet 


Launch: 6pm, Fri 24 Aug 

Open: 10:00am – 4:00pm, daily. 

Feature Artist – Caroline Amos 

Image: Landscapes and Layers (detail) 

Caroline Amos moved to Tasmania from 

Western Australia in 1994 to complete 

her Fine Art Degree. So captivated by 

the raging energy of the landscape and 

Tasmania’s tumultuous history she 

decided to live here permanently. Whilst 

predominantly a painter, Caroline enjoys 

the strong lines of charcoal drawing and 

collage. Deconstructing and reconstructing 

photographs of abandoned places, she 

integrates them with charcoal drawings. 

Caroline often uses her own photographic 

essays of a specific area to collate a 

montaged view of then and now. Caroline’s 

community involvement includes freelance 

art lecturing and creating environmental 

installations in the bush at the Far South 

Wilderness Company. 

Artist Talk: Dover Old School Gallery 

at 1.30pm, Sat 25 Aug. 

Local Connections: Dover hosted by 

Southern Beaches Regional Arts. In the Far 

South of Tasmania creativity is enmeshed 

with its proximity to the sea, the forests and 

spectacular scenery. This arts community 

has developed a strong reputation for 

excellence with successful arts events and 

individual art practice over the years. 

Artists: Greg Hogg, Jane Thiele, Deborah 

Wace, Wren Fraser–Cameron, Laurie Fraser 


Coordinator: Caroline Amos 

Where: Dover Old School Gallery, Huon 

Highway, Dover 

Enquiries: 0428 981 105 


Open: 10am – 3pm, Fri – Sun. 

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Kempton 

Feature Artist – Jenny Topfer 

Image: Midlands Winter (detail) 

Jenny Topfer’s work draws from her 

experience of the landscape and the 

changing seasons in the Southern 

Midlands, where she lives. Her paintings 

use the horizon lines that delineate land and 

sky, mountains and fog as visual metaphors 

for our relationships with ourselves and 

each other. Many of the paintings are 

physically divided, reinforcing the idea 

of relationships and duality. The surfaces 

of her large, abstract canvases are layered 

and reworked many times each, creating a 

worn and scarred surface that references the 

land as well as our own bodies. Jenny is a 

member of her local Regional Arts branch. 

Artist Talk: The Blue Place 

at 7.30pm, Sat 25 Aug. 

Local Connections: Kempton hosted by 

Greater Green Ponds Regional Arts. This 

arts community stretches across the lower 

midlands from Oatlands to Brighton and is 

abundant with artistic talent fuelled by an 

inspirational environment. This successful 

arts council has presented many arts events 

in the locality. 

Artists: Carolyn Bassett, Patricia Burbury, 

Nicola Coatman, Natasha Fogel, Ella 

Knight, Elizabeth Lada–Gray, Kevin Rayner, 

Derek Smith and other local artists. 

Coordinator: Kay Harman 

Where: The Blue Place, Main St, Kempton 



Open: 11am – 3pm, Sat – Sun and 1pm – 3pm, 

Mon – Fri from Sun 26 Aug. 

Queenstown 

Feature Artist – Helena Demczuk 

Image: Pat (detail) 

Early this year Helen Demczuk developed 

and exhibited a series of portraits of 

West Coast women titled Painting Women. 

This series acknowledged the cultural 

activities of female artists in the western 

region, seeing culture as integral to the 

continuing development and survival of the 

community. This current Local Connections 

exhibition will feature the art works of these 

same artists, titled Women Painting. Also 

under the ‘Local Connections’ aegis at LARQ 

will be an exhibition Within the Shadow of Mt. 

Black. A Queenstown resident, Helena has 

connections with the local community and 

is inspired by the significant contribution 

made by many to the development and 

survival of culture in a regional town. 

Artist Talk: LARQ Studios 

at 3pm, Sun 26 Aug. 

Local Connections: Queenstown hosted 

by West Coast Regional Arts. A place of 

dramatic contrast, with mining landscape 

and wilderness side by side, Queenstown, 

is fast becoming a haven for artists. This 

exhibition is being hosted by the dynamic 

crew at LARQ, with involvement of artists 

from across the west coast. 

Artists: Women Painting: Wendy Brewer, 

Maxine Brown, Christine Hiller, Pat Hull, 

Carlene Vickers, Annette van Betlehem 

and Chris Wilson. Within the Shadow of Mt. 

Black: Ivan Crompton and Bev Cannell. 

Coordinator: Helena Demczuk 

Where: LARQ Studios, 8 Hunter St, 

Queenstown 



Open: 2pm – 6pm, daily from Sat 25 Aug. 

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commitment to sustainability – for our business, our community and our 

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of Tasmanians and have contributed to the sustainability of business 

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Our commitment to the community extends to our support of the arts. 

Hydro Tasmania is proud to support Tasmanian Living 

Artists’ Week 2007 – the Local Connections Program. 

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The Young Archies 

Modeled on the famous Archibald Prize, 

and attracting hundreds of entries, 

The Young Archies Awards is an exciting 

program presented as a part of Education 

Week with the support of The Department 

of Education. The Young Archies Awards 

is open to government school students 

from kindergarten through to year 12, with 

awards being offered in grade categories, 

for the best portraits of a person. 

On display at the Tasmanian School of Art 

during Tasmanian Living Artists’ Week, 

The Young Archies Awards is a great 

opportunity to view the work of Tasmania’s 

up and coming artists. 

The range of approaches to the portrait 

theme is very broad; Picasso and Modigliani 

always prove to be a popular influence in 

many works, whilst others show great 

experimentation in different mediums such 

as oils, acrylic and collage. 

The subject matter varies from self 

portraits to parents, friends and teachers, 

whilst compositions range from the more 

traditional poses, to the subject gardening, 

cooking or walking. 

Overall, the standard of the work in the 

exhibition is outstanding and well worth 

a visit. The launch of the exhibition and 

Presentation of Awards will be on Friday 10 

August at 7pm; and the work will remain on 

display until the last weekend of Tasmanian 

Living Artists’ Week. 

When: 8:30am – 5:45pm, Mon – Fri 

and 10am – 4:45pm, Sat – Sun 

until Fr 31 Aug. 

Where: Tasmanian School of Art, 

University of Tasmania, Hunter St, Hobart 


far left: Entry to the Leavers Dinner, 

by Matt Adrian Young, Cambridge Primary 

left: Frances Chinn, by Kyle Smith, 

Taroona High 

right: Win Gavin, My Grandmother, 

by Christopher, St Leonard’s Primary 

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Art Forums and 

Workshops 

This great selection of 

informative forums and 

workshops will be presented 

around the State during 

Tasmanian Living Artists’ 

Week. Turn to page 5 for a 

further series of workshops 

based around the botanic arts. 

Chris O’Doherty 

a.k.a. Reg Mombassa 

– Mambo Designer 

–Tasmanian School Of Art Forum 

Legendary Sydney based, New Zealand 

artist/musician Chris O’Doherty, a.k.a. 

Reg Mombassa has been celebrated for over 

two decades and is one of our best-known 

cultural celebrities. His design and graphic 

work with the Mambo Company and his 

cult status as guitarist with the bands 

Mental As Anything and Dog Trumpet are 

well known. However his recent survey 

show at the SH Ervin Gallery has focused 

attention on his painting and drawing and 

mark him as one of our most insightful and 

acute observers of the antipodean character. 

This forum is a rare opportunity to see and 

hear him talk about his art and life. 

When: Thursday 23 August, 2pm 

Where: Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, 

Tasmanian School of Art, UTAS, 

Hunter St, Hobart 

registrations: No registration required 

Euan MacLeod – Winner 

of The 1999 Archibald Prize 

For Portraiture 

–Tasmanian School Of Art Forum 

Sydney based, New Zealand painter Euan 

MacLeod is one of Australia’s foremost 

contemporary painters. Winner of the 

prestigious Archibald Prize for portraiture, 

MacLeod is best known for his powerful, 

expressive renderings of the Australian and 

New Zealand landscape. This forum will 

focus on his work over the last twenty years 

and give an insight into his practise. 

When: Friday 24 Aug, 12:30pm 

Where: Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, 

Tasmanian School of Art, UTAS, 

Hunter St, Hobart 

registrations: No registration required 

Image credit/ 

Blueberry Plant Coil, by Muriel Maynard. 

Photo: Lucia Rossi 

AbaF Presents 

– Artist Business 

This free Artist Business workshop provides 

an overview of taxation, insurance, 

copyright and intellectual property. It 

covers the basics of marketing for artists, 

including relationship-building with 

clients, curators and dealers and how to 

work with the media. The workshop will 

feature presentations from leading visual 

artists and arts managers and will provide 

opportunities for questions and discussion. 

The Artist Business workshops are funded 

by the Commonwealth Government 

through the Department of 

Communications, IT and the Arts. 

hobart 

When: Tuesday 28 August, 9am - 4.30pm 

Where: 2nd Floor, Henry Jones Art Hotel, 

25 Hunter Street 

Burnie 

When: Thursday 30 August, 9am - 4.30pm 

Where: Burnie Regional Art Gallery, 

Civic Centre Precinct, Wilmot Street 

Launceston 

When: Friday 31 August, 9am - 4.30pm 

Where: The Meeting Room, Queen Victoria 

Museum & Art Gallery, Invermay Road, 

Inveresk 

registrations: Phone Jackie De Silva at 

AbaF: 9616 0300 or email: desilvaj@abaf.org. 

au. Registrations close Friday 17 August. 

For further information: www.abaf.org.au 

Come Weave with Me: 

Fibre Weavers’ Forum 

A two day forum and workshop program 

focusing on contemporary fibre weaving 

with renowned weavers and curators from 

Tasmania, New Zealand and Australia. 

When: 28 – 29 August, 9am – 5pm. 

Where: Queen Victoria Museum and Art 

Gallery, Invermay Rd, Inveresk 

Artists: Glenda King, Lindy Allen, Virginia 

Kaiser, Keren Ruki and Amanda Reynolds. 

Fee: $100 full registration. Part registration 

and concession available. 

registrations: Phone Lola Greeno on 6336 

2349 or email lola.greeno@arts.tas.gov.au. 

Registrations close Friday 17 August. 

Being There: Speaking On 

Creative Engagements 

with Place 

An Arts Forum event for Tasmanian Living 

Artists’ Week 2007 

Four invited speakers have been asked to 

respond to the idea of “being there” and 

of how they might speak of their own – or 

others – creative engagements with place. 

The speakers are: 

Dr Catherine De Lorenzo is an art 

historian who researches both photographic 

history and contemporary public art. She is 

a senior lecturer in the Faculty of the 

Built Environment, University of New 

South Wales. 

Bec Tudor, Hobart-based writer and artist, 

whose research examines the intersection 

of art practice with environmental ethics, 

community and education. 

iris Zogel, German artist who has worked 

in Bilbao, Mexico, through Central America 

and most recently at Bundanon (NSW) 

using installation and graphic forms, now 

undertaking the Arts Tasmania Cradle 

Mountain International Residency in 2007. 

raymond Arnold, Tasmanian printmaker 

and recipient of the 2007 John Glover Prize 

for landscape, now dividing his time and 

his work between Queenstown and France. 

When: Friday 31 August, 9am –1pm 

Where: Lecture Room IA 181, School of 

Visual & Performing Arts, Academy of the 

Arts, Inveresk, Launceston 

registrations: Send your details to 

Dr Deb Malor, email:Deborah.Malor@utas. 

edu.au. Registrations close on Thursday 16 

August. Program updates will be available 

on the SVPA website: 

www.acadarts.utas.edu.au 

TMAGgots – 

Open and Shut: the Sequel 

Featuring curator and artists talks, 

live performances and heaps more... 

Only at the TMAG during Tasmanian Living 

Artists’ Week - check out the website for 

more information: /www.tmag.tas.gov.au 

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North West 

Exhibitions contribute hugely to the 

success of Tasmanian Living Artists’ 

Week and Tasmanian has a plethora 

of regional, council, artist run 

initiative and commercial galleries. 

From Cygnet to Tarraleah and 

Mowbray to Zeehan, over a hundred 

exhibitions are on show during the 

week, what better way is there to 

spend an afternoon than wandering 

through your local gallery? 

exhibitions 

by region 

Burnie City 

Around the Corner Eatery 

Free Form 

An exhibition of photography, sculpture and 

mosaics by three Burnie artists. 

Artists: Jim Cleland, Suzanne Hennessy and 

Lisa Haas 

Where: 53 Mount, St Burnie 



Burnie high School 

Connected 

This exhibition brings together artists 

that have a current or past association 

with Burnie High school. 

Artists: Patrick Grieve, Alison Thomas, 

Dorithy Furgusson, Kit Hiller, 

Michael Hiller, Julian Thompson 

and Michael Muruste. 

Where: Fidler St, Cooee 



Burnie Library 

Insignificant Stuff 

A mini solo of works consisting of a “globe– 

shaped sculpture”. With images inspired by 

a photo/poem “People Come, People Go”. Also, 

remnants of prints depicting insignificant 

souls from insignificant stuff. 

Artist: Judith Brumby–Lake 

Where: 30 Alexander St, Burnie 


Open: 8.45am – 5.30pm, Mon – Tues, 

9.30am – 6.00pm, Wed – Thurs, 

9.30am – 7.00pm, Fri 

and 9.30am – 12.30pm, Sat. 

Burnie Library 

Life Architectural Reflections 

Acrylic and watercolour miniatures 

of images that express feelings. 

Artist: Joe Lake 

Where: 30 Alexander Street Burnie 


Open: 8.45am – 5.30pm Mon – Tue, 9.30am 

– 6.00pm Wed – Thu, 9.30am – 7.00pm Fri 

and 9.30am – 12.30pm, Sat. 

Image credit/ 

left: Terence Mundy, courtesy of 

Academy Gallery Launceston 

Burnie regional Art Gallery 

A Special Place–Ha Makom 

A large installation of compressed charcoal 

drawings on the theme of memory, 

history and the role of personal physical 

special places. 

Artist: Bill Meyer 

Where: Civic Centre Precinct, 

Wilmot St, Burnie 



and 1.30 – 4.30pm, Sat – Sun. 

Tasmanians in Print 

Tasmanian–made prints from the Art 

Gallery’s permanent collection. 

Artists: Artists from the Burnie Regional 

Art Gallery’s permanent collection. 

Cafe Europa 

Tasmanian People and Places 

Photographic exhibition. 

Artist: Chris Kidd 

Where: 23 Cattley St, Burnie 


Open: 8:30am – 6pm, Tues – Sun. 

Creative Paper Tasmania Gallery 

Paper Ghosts 

Photos of both the Wesley Vale and Burnie 

Paper Mill sites on display. 

Artist: Lloyd Wilday 

Where: East Mill, Old Surrey Rd, Burnie 


Open: 9am – 5pm, Mon – Sat. 

Dean Walker Designs 

Scissors, Paper, Rocks 

Contemporary works in glass, metal, 

precious stones and paper by designer– 

makers from North West Tasmania in a 

new studio/gallery. Individually crafted 

objects including sculpture, jewellery 

and works in paper. 

Artists: Dean Walker, Anne Dunham, 

Martin Vinnicombe, Joanna Gair 

and Jeremy Close. 

Where: Shop 6, 4–22 Wilmot St, Burnie 


Open: 9am – 5.30pm, Mon – Fri 


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Foyer Gallery – UTAS 

Far Away/Close 

A selection of works from the UTAS Cradle 

Coast Art Collection exploring intimacy 

and distance through landscape. 

Artists: Kerry Gregan, Patrick Grieve, 

Jenny Turner and others 

Where: 16–20 Mooreville, Rd Burnie 



hot Mother Lounge 

Tongue ‘n’ Groove 

25 small acrylic paintings – triage of tongue 

and groove timber boards joined together to 

create running paintings of can can lines 

inspired by experiences in Japan, South 

America, England, Singapore and France. 

Artist: Michelle Fielding 

Where: 70 Wilson St, Burnie 


Open: 7.30am – 3pm, Mon – Fri. 

Painting Gallery 

Family Portraits 

Oil paintings. 

Artist: Susan McArthur 

Where: Suite 6, Osborne House, Level 1, 

35–39 Wilmot St, Burnie 


Open: 11am – 4pm daily. 

rialto Gallery restaurant 

Calendar Entries in Miniature 

Original miniatures entered for the 

Association of Miniature Artists Tasmania 

2008 Calendar Exhibition. 

Artists: Members of the Miniature Art 

Society of Tasmania 

Where: 46 Wilmot St, Burnie 


Open: 12pm – 2:30pm and 5:30pm – late, 

Mon – Fri and 5:30pm – late, Sat – Sun. 

Serpentine Studio & Gallery 

Coastal Abstractions 

A series of paintings/collages and 

sculptures exploring the vibrancy of 

colour in abstractions based on nature. 

Artists: A group of artists from the studio 

Where: 35 Marine Tce, Burnie 


Open: Opening 3pm, Sun 26 Aug. 

10am – 4pm, Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 

and 10am – 12pm, Wed. 

Central Coast 

rick Eaves Photo–Art Gallery 

Rick Eaves Photo Art Gallery, Spring Show 

Gallery dedicated to diverse, contemporary 

fine art photographic practice including 

large scale inkjet prints on art papers and 

canvas. Launching new work for spring 

into summer. 

Artist: Rick Eaves 

Where: Penguin Market, Arnold St,Penguin 


Open: 9am – 3pm, Sun. 

Ulverstone Community house, 

Amy Unit 

Something Different 

Two studio exhibitions by the Art 

Adventurers in watercolour, acrylic, pen and 

ink, paintings on silk and textile art. Artists 

will work from miniatures to full sheets. 

Working demonstrations. 

Artists: Wendy Sweeney, Bob Seggers, 

Ann Seggers, Viv Wallace, Edna Wallace, Pat 

Elliott, Mary Rowlands, David Blencowe, 

Aukje Boonstra, Maureen Goodall, Pat 

Bienefelt, Denis Croft, Shirley Sinfield, 

Pauline Hardy and Penny Jackson 

Where: Lugana Cres, West Ulverstone 


Open: 10am – 2pm, Fri. 

Ulverstone Iinformation Centre 

The Don College Art Exhibition 

Inspiring art from talented year 11 and 12 

students. Featuring a diverse selection 

of dark room and digital photography, 

painting and drawing, crafts and 

multimedia. 

Artists: Year 11 and 12 Students 

Where: 13 Alexandra Rd, Ulverstone 


Open: Opening 6:30pm, Fri 24 Aug. 

9am – 5pm, daily thereafter. 


above: Lisa Garland, courtesy 

of Whitedogsbookcafe Wynyard 

right: Patrick Grieve, courtesy of 

Devonport Regional Gallery 

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Devonport City 

Devonport regional Gallery 

Plot 

A ‘plot’ is an area of land which is owned, 

occupied and usually tended, however it is 

also the act of marking a map, creating an 

image, or developing a story. 

Artists: Patrick Grieve, Yvonne von Lichten, 

Lisa Garland, Kit Hiller, Nicola de Rooy 

and Kerry Martin 

Where: 45 Stewart St, Devonport 




Devonport TAFE – Cafe 

Maritime Images 

An exploration of the eternal and transient 

features of the marine environment. 

Artist: Katherine Tyson 

Where: Valley Rd, Devonport 


Open: 8:30am – 9pm, Mon – Thu 

and 8:30am – 5pm, Fri. 

kentish 

The Wilderness Gallery 

Sublime + 

Tasmania’s foremost photographers 

showcase the sublime nature of Tasmanian 

Wilderness plus a floor talk by Lucia Rossi. 

Artists: Richard Bennett, Rob Blakers, Grant 

Dixon, Dennis Harding, Loic Le Guilly, 

Nerida Manson, Lucia Rossi and 

Kim Rumbold 

Where: 3718 Cradle Mountain Rd, Cradle 

Mountain 


Open: Floor talk 2:30pm, 25 and 26 Aug. 

open 10am – 5pm, daily. 

Entry Fee: $5 

Latrobe 

Ghost rock Vineyard 

Travelling Telephone 

One man’s portrayal of travel from the 

perspective of the telephone booth. 

Artist: Darren Rist 

Where: 1055 Port Sorell Rd, Northdown 


Open: 11am – 5pm, Wed – Sun. 

Ghost rock Vineyard 

“Coastlines Exhibition” 

Water colours of Tasmanian seascapes. 

Artist: Jan Suter 

Where: 1055 Port Sorell Rd, Northdown 



Glos Glos restaurant 

Somewhere Between 

This exhibition embraces a colourful and 

energetic flow depicting Julian’s love of 

colour and beauty. 

Artist: Julian Bale 

Where: 78 Gilbert St, Latrobe 


Open: Opening 4pm – 7pm, Thur 30 Aug. 

Otherwise by appointment. 

Latrobe – the Town of... 

Latrobe Shop Front Art Trail 

A diverse, visual experience set amidst the 

heritage facades of the town of Latrobe. 

Follow the specially marked business places 

at your own pace and enjoy the talents of 

many living artists. Trail maps available 

from the Latrobe Visitor Information 

Centre for $2. 

Artists: Various and incredibly talented 

Where: Gilbert St, Latrobe 


Open: Latrobe Visitor Information Centre: 

9am – 4pm, Mon – Fri and 10am – 3pm, 

Sat – Sun. 

Waratah – Wynyard 

heron Studio 

Tasmanian Landscape in Paper 

Unique impressions of the Tasmanian 

landscape. Colourful pulp paintings and 

handmade books. 

Artist: Jan Marinos 

Where: 13 Bridge St, Sisters Beach 



Whitedogsbookcafe 

Paintings, Portraiture and Pendants. 

Photography, painting and jewellery by 

local artists. 

Artists: Lisa Garland, Lyn Connellan 

and Catherine Gale 

Where: 8 Goldie St, Wynyard 


Open: Opening 6pm, Fri 24 Aug. 


Wonders of Wynyard Gallery 

Tasmania’s North West Spring Sensations Exhibition 

Artworks based around the theme of spring 

in Tasmania’s North West. How does the 

arrival of spring stimulate the senses of 

local artists living and working in a region 

of diverse landscapes? 

Artists: Members of Table Cape Art Circle 

and Burnie Coastal Art Group 

Where: 8 Exhibition Link, Wynyard 



West Coast 

Gaiety Theatre 

Artists in the Wilderness 

An exhibition of selected works of art, 

photography, sculpture and textiles by 

West Coast artists. 

Artists: Chris Wilson, Stephanie Kelly– 

Shipp, Sarina Garvey, Pete Applegate, 

Annette Chapman and Carlene Vickers 

Where: Main St, Zeehan 


Open: 9am – 4:30pm daily. 

North 

Launceston City 

CBD and Surrounds 

1842 

Tasmaniensis 

Tasmaniensis – “of Tasmania”– is a group 

exhibition of smaller works in a variety of 

mediums. The exhibition’s theme may be 

reflected in diverse subject matter, but each 

work will have an identifiable Tasmanian 

connection. 

Artists: John Butler, Philippa Bromson, 

Alison Cooper–White, Gay Hutton, 

Jared Irwin, Belinda Kurczok, David 

Lake, Roger Lockett, Jon Morrison, Paul 

Noordanus, Julia Rogers, Tony Ryan, 

Christiana Szczerba, Teng Hong, Ryllton 

Viney, Craig Williams and Pieter Zaadstra 

Where: Corner Cimitiere and St John Sts, 

Launceston 




1842 – Launceston 

and Treeform – rosevears 

Connecting 2007 

Brooks High students are exhibiting art 

works and photography in two gallery 

spaces where former Brooks High students 

work as graduate artisans. 

Artists: Art students of Brooks High School 

Where: 1842 – 121 Cimitiere St, Launceston. 

Treeform – 110 Craythorn Rd, Rosevears 

Enquiries: 6331 2213 or 6330 3646 



Academy Gallery 

Carbon Trading / Thimble / Photomedia / Sculpture 

Four combined exhibitions by students 

and staff from the School of Visual and 

Performing Arts, University of Tasmania, 

Launceston campus. 

Artists: Students and staff from the School 

of Visual and Performing Arts, University of 

Tasmania, Launceston 

Where: Invermay Rd, Inveresk, Launceston 



Arts Alive Art–space 

Tayenebe / Works in Progress 

An exciting new Tasmanian Aboriginal 

weavers project, an exchange of knowledge 

and skills between 20 Aboriginal women 

from around Tasmania. The exhibition 

will preview the project to date, featuring 

images from workshops and works 

in progress. 

Artists: Vicki Matson Green (opening 

speech), Vicki West (Welcome to County), 

Zoe Rimmer, Sharnie Everett, Verna Nichols, 

Dulcie Greeno, Patsy Cameron, Dyan 

Summers, Colleen Mundy, Gloria Andrews, 

Muriel Maynard, Audrey Frost, Bernice 

Condie, Gina Green, Betty Grace, Maxine 

Roughley, Fiona Maher, Fiona Hughes, 

Amy Ogden–Brown and Nanette Shaw 

Where: 178a Charles St, Launceston 



10am – 2pm, Sat and 10am – 4pm, Tue – Fri. 

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above: Burst Installation, by Christl Berg 

right: : Flag Iris Fibre Basket, 

by Colleen Mundy. Photo: Lucia Rossi 

Design Centre – Tasmania 

Still Life Interpreted 

An exhibition of 2D works from three artists 

who will explore the concept of still life 

through their own arts practice. 

Artists: Mandy Hunniford, Robyn 

McKinnon and Denise Campbell. 

Where: Tamar Street, Launceston 


Open: 9.30am – 5.30pm, Mon – Sat 


Fotoframes 

Spirituality & The Tasmanian Landscape 

Exploring secular and faith issues with 

symbols and landscape elements. Coloured 

pencil drawing and digital drawing. 

Artist: Richard Klekociuk 

Where: 64 Brisbane St, Launceston 


Open: Exhibition in shop window. 

Shop open 9am – 5:30pm, Mon – Fri 


Queen Victoria Museum 

and Art Gallery 

Intimate Encounters 

Intimate Encounters: Botanically inspired 

work by Christl Berg is an exhibition of 

contemporary photography surveying 15 

years of Berg’s practice. The exhibition 

consists of black and white photographic 

prints and colour and monochrome 

digital prints. 

Artists: Christl Berg 

Where: 2 Invermay Rd, Inveresk 



The Mill Providore and Gallery 

New Works by Laura Watts 

New works by Laura Watts will be on display 

at the Mill Providore and Gallery, located 

upstairs in the Ritchies Mill complex. 

Artist: Laura Watts 

Where: The Mill Providore and Gallery, 

Launceston 



TwoFourTwo 

Old Friends, New Works. 

Dee Hardy–Wilson, Gwen Egg and Alan 

Livermore met as students of design at the 

TCAE Hobart in the late 60’s. This exhibition 

gives some idea where they have been since. 

Calligraphy, Furniture, Fibre/Fabric. 

Artists: Alan Livermore, Dee Hardy Wilson 

and Gwen Egg 

Where: 242 Charles St, Launceston 

Enquiries: 6331 9242 



North of CBD 

Poimena Gallery 

Circumnavigation 

Scottish artists in residence Kevin Dagg 

and Natalie Taylor, explore various 

aspects of Tasmania’s unique history and 

environment. This exhibition at Poimena 

Gallery, presents work resulting from the 

artists’ six week winter residency 

in Launceston. 

Artists: Kevin Dagg and Natalie Taylor. 

Where: Button St, Mowbray 


Open: 9am – 5pm, weekdays. 

TAFE Textile studio 

Sanctuary 

An exhibition showing the many textile 

techniques studied in the studio, including 

weaving, stitch, felting, dyeing and 

printing. There will also be an open studio, 

enabling visitors to talk with the artists. 

Artists: Students from the TAFE 

Textile studio 

Where: A Block, Alanvale Campus, 

Alanvale Rd, Alanvale 


Open: 8:30am – 4:30pm, Thurs 30 Aug 

and Fri 31 Aug. 

South of CBD 

s.p.a.c.e. Gallery 

Momentary Illusion 

A series of abstract prints and oil paintings 

exploring the fluctuation of form and the 

formless which underpins my interest in 

mythology. 

Artist: Corinne Costello 

Where: 85 Penquite Rd, Launceston 



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Yellowhouse Gallery 

Windswept 

The windswept sculpted landscape of far 

North Eastern Tasmania, with it’s bare hills, 

she–oak forests, heathlands and lagoons, 

has been the inspiration for three artists: a 

ceramicist, sculptor and painter, each with 

their own unique interpretation. 

Artists: Henrietta Norris, Katrina Mills 

and Skye Targett 

Where: 437 Hobart Rd, Youngtown 



Break O’Day 

Angasi 

Drifting 

A suite of works created specifically 

for Tasmanian Living Artists’ Week, 

drawing inspiration from natural forces 

and rhythms. 

Artist: Craig Worby 

Where: 64a Main Rd, Binalong Bay 


Open: 8am – late, daily. 

Gone rustic Quilt Studio & Gallery 

DUO 

Lauree’s and Rita’s works have been 

published nationally in mainstream 

quilting and patchwork magazines, DUO is 

their first exhibition together, and depicts 

their individual artistic journeys 

in quiltmaking and fibre art. 

Artists: Lauree Brown and Rita Summers 

Where: 37 Main St, St Marys 

Open: 11am – 4pm Sat 25th, and Tues to Fri. 

Meander Valley 

Artists’ Garret 

Living Local Legends 

An eclectic collection of works representing 

over 80 of Meander Valleys Fine artistic 

talent. All mediums are represented. 

Locally produced preservative free wines 

may also be sampled. 

Artists: Harry Eyles, Peter Motton, 

Val Whatley, Doreen Campbell, Jo Imison, 

Niels Nielsen, Joanne Mitchelson 

and Erica Bernhardt 

Where: Top Roundabout, 

Emu Bay Rd, Deloraine 


Open: 9:30am – 5:30pm, daily. 

rostan Studio/Gallery 

Continuing the Journey 

Still inspired to interpret what I find around 

me using traditional watercolour methods 

I am involved in an ongoing discovery of 

self, time and place. From landscapes, 

streetscapes, to nooks in heritage gardens, 

I enjoy to paint on site. 

Artist: Rosemary Mastnak 

Where: 10 Keith Ave, Travellers Rest 


Open: Opening 6pm – 8pm, Fri 24 Aug. 

1pm – 5pm, daily thereafter. 

West Tamar 

Launceston Christian School 

Continuum 

Bringing together past and present senior 

Art students of LCS. Although the exhibition 

celebrates the work of past students who 

are pursuing the practise of Art; the 

emphasis of this show is on the process 

of collaboration and building community. 

Artists: Kevin Lund, Alison Cooper–White, 

Fiona Ross, Tamieke Bosker, Sarah Cooper– 

White and other artists 

Where: 452a West Tamar Rd, Riverside 


Open: Opening 4 – 5:30 pm, Fri 24 Aug. 

10am – 4pm, daily thereafter 

until Fri 31 Aug. 

Newfields 

Figures & Forms 

Works in pencil, watercolour and acrylic. 

Artist: Justine Vaughan 

Where: 106 Paper Beach Rd, Swan Point 



riverside Pet Meats 

Meaty Subjects II 

Abstract collage exploring coastal 

development. 

Artist: Linda Barker 

Where: Shop 4/155 West Tamar Hwy, 

Riverside 



Tasmania’s Choice 

What’s the Buzz 

Three artists from the Tin Shed Pottery, 

Invermay, exhibiting earthy pit–fired 

ceramics in a local honey product shop 

Artists: Shirlie Bond, Edna Broad 

and Jilli Spencer 

Where: 620 West Tamar Hwy, Legana 


Open: 10:30am – 5:30pm, Tues – Sat. 

Dorset 

Scottsdale Art & Framing 

Becoming Famous 

Becoming Famous draws from students that 

are young of age and heart living within the 

North East of Tasmania. School students 

from the region along with students of 

award winning artists Leonie Duff and John 

Gibb will have works for sale and display. 

Artists: All schools of the North East region, 

artists who are not yet famous 

Where: 4 Alfred St, Scottsdale 


Open: 10am – 4pm, daily 

Central & 

Northern Midlands 

3 Windows. Art, Glass & Wares 

Oatlands Elemental 

Experience the elements at the historic, 

highland village of Oatlands, through 

the makers and creators of the area. 

View contemporary art and wares 

throughout two levels in one of the town’s 

Georgian sandstone buildings. 

Artists: From Oatlands, the Midlands, 

Tasmania and beyond 

Where: 84 High St, Oatlands 


Open: 10am – 4pm, Thurs – Sun. 

Tasmanian Wool Centre 

The Art of Joanne Mitchelson 

Watercolours and limited edition prints 

of Tasmanian landscapes. Joanne will be 

working on her latest original painting and 

will be available to discuss her watercolour 

techniques. Joanne was highly commended 

at this year’s Glover Art Prize. 

Artist: Joanne Mitchelson 

Where: Church Street, Ross 


Open: 10:30am – 4pm, Sat 26 Aug. 

South 

Hobart CBD 

50 & Better Centre 

Passages 

20 pieces contributed from 3 Community 

Arts Groups. 

Artists: 20 artists from 3 Community 

Art Groups 

Where: Mathers Lane, 108 Bathurst St, 

Hobart 



from Mon 27 Aug. 

aart. Gallery of Fine Art 

Paul Barrington and Rebecca Brogan 

Photographic art by Paul Barrington and 

Artwork by Rebecca Brogan. To view images 

from this exhibition please look on our 

website: www.aart.com.au 

Artists: Paul Barrington 

and Rebecca Brogan 




Artery 

An afternoon at Port Huon 

A panoramic view of Port Huon that 

stretches to the Hartz Mountain National 

Park, capturing the light as it slowly fades 

away in an area known by the locals as 

God’s country. 

Artist: Luke Hibel 

Where: Artery 137 / 141 Collins St, Hobart 




Carnegie Gallery 

Mutant Hybrid 

This major new body of work explores ‘place’ 

and ‘placement’. Ideas about migration, 

identity and imposition are reflected in a 

series of abstract forms, texture and colour. 

This exhibition is part of the Carnegie’s 

Eminent Tasmanian Artist program. 

Artist: Penny Smith 

Where: 16 Argyle St, Hobart 



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Criterion Gallery 

I Spy 

New sculptural works by Tasmanian artist, 

Matt Calvert. ‘I Spy’ features a gathering of 

child–like silhouettes made from sheet lead 

and toughened glass. 

Artist: Matt Calvert 

Where: 12 Criterion St, Hobart 




Espresso Del Mar Cafe 

Jungle 

Print installation. 

Artist: Barbie Kjar 

Where: Bank Arcade Entrance, 

66 Liverpool St, Hobart 



Fullers Bookshop Hobart 

Pockets and Corners 

Images and characters from Pockets & Corners 

travel the world and come back coloured–in. 

An interactive exhibition. 

Artists: Penny Carey–Wells 

and Diane Perndt 

Where: 140 Collins St, Hobart 



Mojo retro Wares 

Mojo Retro Bags 

Handmade bags – retro fabrics, 

ties and buttons 

Artists: Sue Croger, Kate Fletcher 

Where: 40 Bathurst St, Hobart 




Muffin Munchies Coffee Shop 

a gradual transition 

A series of mixed media 2D abstract works 

detailing with the effect of time and the 

transfer of energy. 

Artist: David Lillecrapp 

Where: Shop 5 Imperial Arcade, 

138 Collins St, Hobart 


Open: 7:30am – 5pm, Mon – Fri until 1 Sept. 

Photoforce 

Still Life and Landscape 

Still life and landscape paintings by Monika 

Waugh and landscape photographs from 

Port Davey – Bathurst Harbour by award 

winning photographer Geoffrey Lea. 

Artists: Monika Waugh and Geoffrey Lea 

Where: 178 Campbell St, Hobart 




right: Rosey, by Matt Calvert. 

Courtesy of the artist and Criterion Gallery 

right: Mutant Hybrid, by Penny Smith 

Learning Centre City TAFE 

Learning Confidence 

Oil paintings, art therapy, new 

possibilities for healing and fun! 


Where: Level 1 City TAFE, 49 Campbell St, 

Hobart 

Enquiries: 1300 655 307 

Open: 8:30am – 8pm, Mon – Thur 

and 8:30am – 4:30pm, Fri. 

Love & Clutter 

Layers 

Monique Germon and Leonie Struthers 

reveal life through cloth and paper, 

revealing through the process of covering. 

Artists: Monique Germon and Leonie 

Struthers 

Where: 31 Murray St, Hobart 




red gallery 

Brooch It 

An exhibition of brooches, all recent work. 

Artist: Carmen Blyth 

Where: 147 Liverpool St, Hobart 



10am – 4pm, Mon – Sat thereafter. 

Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery 

– Bond Store 

Your call is important to us... 

Presented by the Tasmanian Museum and 

Art Gallery in partnership with CAST, Your 

call is important to us... is an exhibition 

by three Tasmanian artists who work with 

media and site–based installations to 

explore aspects of ordinary daily experience. 

Artists: Scot Cotterell, Anthony Johnson 

and Tricky Walsh 

Where: 40 Macquarie Street, Hobart 



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Hobart Waterfront 

Hunter St 

Art Mob – Aboriginal Fine Art 

Tasmania – Our Island 

A group exhibition of works by Tasmanian 

Aboriginal artists. 

Artists: Leigh Oates, Reuben Oates, Allan 

Mansell, Mick Quilliam and Ros Langford 

Where: 29 Hunter St, Hobart 



ixl Design 

why design 

A collection of objects and furniture 

designed for production. Each piece 

provides a narrative of the design in context. 

Artists: Brendan Sharpe, Rex Heathcote, 

Anne Langman, Nick Randall 

and Megan Perkins 



Open: 10am – 5:30pm, daily. 

Masterpiece@iXL 

Expressions 

30 oil–acrylics by Garry Gregg. Garry 

captures the everyday expressions of those 

he meets. He never sits idly, as like the great 

Norman Lindsay he has an impulse to draw 

and does so any time or place – no clean 

sheet of paper is safe from him! 

Artist: Garry Gregg 

Where: 2/19A Hunter St, Hobart 


Open: 10am – 5:30pm, Mon – Sat. 

TASMANiAN SCHOOL OF ArT 

Entrepot Gallery 

Art Design and Environment and Chandala 

Main Gallery: artworks by students studying 

for the Graduate Certificate, Graduate 

Diploma, and Masters of Art Design and 

Environment.In the Lounge Gallery: 

“Chandala” an installation inspired by 

travels to Varanasi, India by Astrid Joyce. 

Artists: Di Andoni, Ryan Dumigan, Fiona 

Fraser, Deborah Asmath, Lily Miller, 

Rosemary von Behrens and Astrid Joyce 




Plimsoll Gallery 

Full Frontal 

This show will focus on artists dealing 

with the ordinary dead–pan objects in 

their studio and the translation of object 

to image. Curated by Paul Zika 

Artists: Include Dale Hickey, Geoff Lowe, 

John R Neeson, Jacky Redgate 

and Trudi Brinkman 

Where: Hunter Street, Hobart 



Salamanca 

Aspect Design 

Exhibition of Tasmanian Artisans 

Since 1978 Aspect Design has exclusively 

showcased the works of Tasmania’s finest 

Artisans. With over 100 artisans currently 

represented, we proudly provide to our 

locals and visitors an opportunity to share 

in this island’s rich and diverse culture. 

Artist: Selection of Tasmania’s 

finest artisans 

Where: 79 Salamanca Pl, Hobart 

Enquiries: : 6223 2642 

Open: : 9:30am - 5:30pm, Mon – Fri, 

9:30am - 5pm, Sat and 10am - 5pm Sun. 

Cia Bella 

Silver and Stone 

Designer Makers hand crafted 

beautiful Jewellery. 

Artists: M.Dickens, M.Reid, Y.Griffith, 

C.Purtell–Clarke, A.Ostapowicz, C.Secker 

and S.Edmondson 

Where: Kelleys Lane, 

off Salamanca Pl, Hobart 


Despard Gallery 

Of Saints and Men 

Lucia Usmiani looks at the intricate patterns 

and time consuming labour of traditional 

craft practices. Considering the notion 

of “making do” the artist has worked with 

discarded everyday objects as if they are as 

valuable as precious metals. 

Artist: Lucia Usmiani 

Where: 15 Castray Esplanade, Hobart 


Open: Opening 6pm, Fri 31 Aug. 

11am – 5pm, Sat and 12pm – 4pm Sun. 

Or visit: www.despard-gallery.com.au 


top left: Astrid Joyce. 

Courtesy of Entrepot Gallery 

top right:i still cant remember what i did 

last summer, by Mat Ward 

bottom right: Family Portrait, 

by Susan McArthur 

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Despard Gallery 

revelations 

Recent paintings that represent both an 

obsessive rendering of 17th and 18th 

century European ceiling paintings, and 

a continuing fascination with opulence. 

Artist: Wayne Brookes 

Where: 15 Castray Ave, Hobart 


Open: 11am – 6pm, Mon – Fri, 11am – 5pm, 

Sat and 12pm – 4pm, Sun until Wed 29 Aug. 

Or visit: www.despard–gallery.com.au 

Sidewalk Tribal Gallery 

Far from Home: Recent Arrivals, Their Culture 

Focusing on the art & ancient traditions 

of African cultures represented among our 

recent migrants: an attempt to promote 

greater community understanding of the 

history and culture that Africans bring to 

our ‘multicultural society’. 

Artists: Anonymous artisans from villages 

in Sudan, Ethiopia, Sierra Leone, Liberia, 

D.R.Congo, Rwanda, 

Where: 19-21 Castray Esplanade, 

Battery Point 


heffernan Button Voss Architects 

Metamorphosis 

My work continues to be about connections 

and journeys, both physical and 

metaphorical, and deals with the constant 

movement inherent when the attachment 

to home has been lost. 

Artist: Chanchal Sue Foxen 

Where: 22 Salamanca Sq, Hobart 


Salamanca Framer Gallery 

Framed 

Miniature details, finest materials, unique 

designs and skills. 

Artists: Alex Fried, Jeanette James & Corrie 

Fullard, Nataša Milenović, Megan Perkins, 

Imogen Shuey and Natalie Holtsbaum 

Where: Wooby’s Lane, Salamanca Pl, Hobart 



The Salamanca Collection 

The Winter Eclectic 

Works by Adrian Lockhart and new 

acquisitions of late C19 and C20th Australian 

artists. New works by K Jack, WD Knox, 

John Olsen, R Johnson, Violet Teague, 

William Blamire Young and BE Minns. 

A small maritime collection will also 

be on show. 

Artists: An eclectic mix of collectable 

and contemporary 

Where: 91a Salamanca Pl, Hobart 




The Tasmania Shop & Gallery 

Colours of Tasmania 

The beauty of Tasmania remains a constant 

passion and provides the inspiration for 

Kirkcaldie’s work. Tasmania’s distinctive 

light and the strength and solidity of its 

landscapes are articulated in her vivid, 

structured canvases. 

Artist: Rosalind Kirkcaldie 



Open: 10am – 5pm, Sun – Fri 


Salamanca Arts Centre 

Artefacts 

Eclectica 

Lose yourself in a feast for the senses. 10 

plus artists combine to share their artistic 

visions with water colour, vintage timbers, 

glass, enamel, fabric, paper, recycled 

materials and wool. 

Artists: Wendy Wells, Debbie Winzar, 

Rose Clements, Shell and David 

Rauenbusch, Jen Newton, Deb Reynolds, 

Sandra Payne, Elod Gunther, 

Pearl Anderson, Winsome Scott 

and Prue Quarmby 

Where: Shop 5, 77 Salamanca Pl, Hobart 


Open: 10am – 5pm, Sun – Fri 


handmark Gallery 

Tasmania’s Printmakers 

New work by 20 Tasmanian print makers. 

Artists: Bea Maddock, Rod Ewing, Udo 

Selback, Kaye Green, Milan Milojevic, 

Tom Samek, David Marsden, Ray Arnold, 

Betsy Gamble, Barbie Kjar, Helen Wright, 

Madeleine Goodwolf, Nic Goodwolf, Mandy 

Renard, Sue Pickering, Kit Hiller, Michael 

Schlitz, Melissa Smith, Denise Campbell, 

Jeff Burgess and Tracey Cockburn 

Where: 77 Salamanaca Pl, Hobart 



inka Gallery inc. 

Life is Beautiful 

Group exhibition by members of the Inka 

Gallery Inc. 

Artists: K. Armstrong, C. Audet, A. Boyd, 

E. Brinsdon, S. Direen, P. Gerard, 

D. Hobeck, L. Hunnam, J. Jarvis, T. Leahy, 

W. Lunn, M. Mackey, M. McAteer, 

S. Peeters, G. Richmond and H. Webber 

Where: 16/77 Salamanca Pl, Hobart 



Long Gallery 

Indelible 

Indelible; not to be forgotten or erased; a 

lasting impression or an enduring trace. 

Indelible can be a construct of the mind or a 

physical manifestation such as the memory 

the paper holds of the printed mark. 

Artists: Members of Hunter Island Press. 



Open: 9am – 5pm daily. 

Off Centre 

Where the sky meets the sea 

Paintings in acrylic. 

Artist: Gillian Lojek 




Sidespace Gallery 

HIP 3rd Annual Mini–Print Sale 

A collection of 21cm x 21cm original fine art 

prints @ $20 each. 

Artists: Members of Hunter Island Press 




North Hobart 

6a 

No. 1 

New Artist Run Initiative opening. 

Artists: Jody Miller, Tricky Walsh, Mish 

Meijers, Josie Hurst, Dianna Graf and 

Andrew Harper 

Where: 6a Newdegate St, North Hobart 

Open: Opening 6pm, Fri 24 Aug. 1pm – 5pm, 

Thurs – Sun thereafter. 

Bett Gallery hobart 

David Keeling New Works 2007 

An exhibition of exciting new paintings by 

David Keeling – one of Tasmania’s foremost 

contemporary painters. 

Artist: David Keeling 




from Mon 27 Aug. 

Bett Gallery hobart –Auction 

Devils in Paradise 

An exhibition and art auction in support 

of Devil facial disease research. An exciting 

and fascinating look at Tasmania by a group 

of high–profile visual artists. 

Artists: Leo Robba, Adrienne Richards, 

David Usher, Euan McLeod, Chris O’Doherty 

– AKA Reg Mombassa, Neil Frazer, 

Joanna Braithwaite, Lucy Culliton 

and David Keeling 



Open: Viewing: 10am – 6pm, Tue 21 Aug 

– Sat 25 Aug. Art Auction: 6pm, Thus 23 Aug. 

CAST Gallery 

Infinite Empire 

The recipient of this year’s CAST Curatorial 

Mentorship is Carole Hammond who is 

investigating the culture of Steampunk. 

Artists: Sonia Heap, The Lycette Bros., 

Aurelien Police, Madeleine Rosca, James 

Vaughan and Jon Williamson 

Where: 27 Tasma St, North Hobart 


Open: 12pm – 5pm, daily until Sun 26 Aug. 

hobart Women’s health Centre 

Healing Confidence 

Oil paintings and art therapy, showing 

personal journey, pathos and humour, 

vibrant developments. 


Where: 25 Lefroy St, North Hobart 


Open: Opening 6pm – 8pm, Fri 24th Aug. 

10am – 4pm, Mon – Thurs thereafter. 

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top: Autumn (detail), by Sarah Howell 

bottom: Healing Confidence, 

by Mary Hudson Ewington 

inflight gallery 

Board of INFLIGHT 

This is the third and final stage of an 

exhibition that has toured to Sydney 

(FirstDraft) and Launceston (Arts Alive) as 

part of the INFLIGHT Exchange Exhibition 

Program. The exhibition is accompanied 

by a catalogue. 

Artists: Scot Cotterell, Alicia King, James 

Newitt, Jamin, Cath Robinson, Bec Stevens, 

Bec Tudor and Mat Ward 

Where: 237 Elizabeth St 

(Behind Kaos Cafe), North Hobart 



Orange Door 

Open Studio 

Cross section of recent and older work. 

From elaborate tapestries, to oils, wooden 

sculptures and prints. 

Artist: Tom Samek 

Where: 3 Paternoster Row, North Hobart 


Open: 1pm – 6pm, daily from Sat 25 Aug. 

red Wall Gallery 

– republic Bar and Cafe 

i still cant remember what i did last summer 

Mixed media paintings depicting slices 

of Australian culture revolved around 

summertime. 

Artist: Mat Ward 

Where: 299 Elizabeth, North Hobart 

Enquiries: 0410 920 978 


Sea The Light 

A stunning visual array of Tasmanian sea, 

sky and landscapes in oils. We explore the 

effect of light on, and our connection to, our 

wondrous natural environment. 

Artists: Sarah Weaver, Debra Sealy 

and Helen Jessup 



Open: Launches 6:00pm, Sun 2 Sept. 

roydon 

Tasmanian Flora 

Botanical paintings and prints that show 

exquisite artistry together with a rigorous 

attention to detail to create a delicate fusion 

of art and science. 

Artists: Lauren Black 

Where: 30 Patrick Street. Level 1, 

North Hobart 


Open: 11am – 4pm, Sat 25 Aug – Sun 26 Aug. 

Studio of Bill Chadwick 

Paintings and Drawings 

Artist: Bill Chadwick 

Where: 67 Burnett St 

(opposite Republic Bar), North Hobart 

Open: 10am – 4pm, Thurs 30 Aug. 

Greater Hobart 

Battery Point 

& Sandy Bay 

Battery Point hall 

Daub 

This is a group show by the artists of the 

Foreshore Art School in Bellerive. The work 

ranges from large expressive seascapes to 

eccentric musings on the creative process. 

Artists: Betty Nolan, Andrea Wicks, Sandra 

Herring, Heather Wilson, Robyn Jones, 

Susy Blair, Lee Eldridge 

Where: Cnr Hampden Rd and Francis St, 

Battery Point 

Enquiries: 0438446785 or 62446785 



Boss hair and Gallery 

WIP at Boss 

A group exhibition, of ‘work in progress’ 

and recent work, by artists who have 

exhibited their work at Boss Hair 

and Gallery. 

Artists: Adams, Chisholm, de Quincey, 

Howard, Hughes, McGarrigle, McRae, 

Stringer and Redmond 

Where: 40 Sandy Bay Road, Sandy Bay 


Open: Opening 6:30 pm Fri 24th Aug. 

10am – 6pm, Tues – Fri and 10am – 2pm, Sat. 

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Colville Street Art Gallery 

FLOW 

Mary explores the morphis of dance, 

twirl and flow in this series of paintings 

that capture the entranced delight and 

concentration of these happy, rhythmic 

studies. Gallery 2 Darin Frankpitt, 

Landscapes. 

Artists: Mary Pridmore and Darin Frankpitt 

Where: 54 Colville St, Battery Point 


Open: 11am – 6pm, Tues – Sat. 

UTAS residential Campus 

UTAS Accommodation Services Acquisitive Art Prize 

Accommodation Services is hosting an 

Acquisitive Art Prize. The competition will 

provide an opportunity for UTAS students 

to showcase their work. Winners to be 

announced at a Cocktail Party on Mon 27th 

($20.00 pre–purchase ticket). 

Artists: University of Tasmania Fine Arts 

and other students. 

Where: College Rd, Sandy Bay 


Open: 2pm – 3.30pm, Sat 25th, 

2pm – 4pm Sun 26th. 

South Hobart 

Magnolia Cafe 

Mountain Peak Photography 

A photographic exploration of Tasmania’s 

wild landscapes. 

Artist: Michael Roberts 

Where: 464 Macquarie St, South Hobart 




Mt Nelson 

The Colour Circle Studio 

The Colour Circle Inc. Painting Group 

The Colour Circle Inc. is a local group of 

painters. We will be displaying paintings 

in all media, a wonderful show at 

affordable prices. 

Artists: Members of The Colour Circle Inc. 

Where: 533 Nelson Rd, Mount Nelson 


Open: 10am – 3:30pm, Sat – Sun, 

25 and 26 Aug. 

New Town 

& Lenah Valley 

David Salter Studio 

salter.net.au 

Paintings and drawings. If you don’t 

come you will feel like you have missed 

something. 

Artist: David Salter 

Where: 2 Hildern St, New Town 

Enquiries: 0409 932 991 


Or by appointment. 

Lady Franklin Gallery 

2 Exhibitions & Artists at work 

1st weekend “Macro/Micro” Alex McLaren’s 

superb photographs of the magnified and 

microscopic. 2nd Weekend “Garden” has 

a floral theme with acrylic works by Vicki 

Chapman & paintings by Society members. 

Artists working in the gallery 

both weekends. 

Artists: Alex McLaren, Vicki Chapman and 

members of the Art Society of Tasmania. 

Where 268 Lenah Valley Rd, (at terminus 

for Lenah Valley buses), Lenah Valley 


Open: 1:30pm – 5pm Sat – Sun 

and by appointment. 

Glenorchy 

Pulse Youth health Centre 

Sarah Howell vs The Thursday Arts Crew 

Two window panes, one window featuring 

a scene of Sarah Howell’s drawn characters, 

while on the other window will be a reply 

display by young Glenorchy based artists. 

Artists: Sarah Howell and young artists 

from Pulse Youth Health Centre 

Where: Terry St, Glenorchy 

Enquiries: 03 6233 8900 

Open: Youth Centre Window All Hours 

AUSTINS FERRY 

Studio of Kaye Green 

Studio Exhibition 

An exhibition of prints and drawings 

depicting poetic aspects of the landscape. 

Visitors will also be able to view Kaye 

working on current work in her studio. 

Artists: Kaye Green 

Where: 194 Main Rd, Austins Ferry 


Open: 10am – 6pm, Fri – Sun. 

Clarence 

ROSNY 

rosny Library 

Quoll 

Watercolour, acrylic, mixed media and 

jewellery by members of the Quoll Artists’ 

Gallery, Salamanca Place. Check the 

itinerary of artists’ demonstrations at 

the Rosny Library. 

Artists: Local, professional and award 

winning artists 

Where: Blight St, Rosny 


Open: Opened by Fran Bladel 11am, Sat 25 

Aug. 9.30am – 6pm, Mon – Thurs, 9:30am 

– 7pm, Fri and 9:30am – 12:30pm, Sat. 

Schoolhouse Gallery 

Tasmanian Glass 2007 

An exhibition of glasswork in all its 

wonderful forms including fused and 

slumped glass, leadlight, tiffany, cast 

glass, glass painting, blown and 

flameworked glass. 

Artists: Tasmanian members of Ausglass 

Where: Rosny Farm, adjacent 

to Rosny Golf Club, Rosny Park 



and 12pm – 4pm, Sat – Sun. 

WARRANE 

TAFE Clarence Campus 

Displays of Student Work 

Displays of current Art, Craft and Design 

student work around the Clarence Campus. 

Artists: Current TAFE Tasmania Students 

Where: Bounty St, Warrane 



SOUTH ArM 

Gallery Out the Back 

– harmony Garden Centre 

Out of Space Creations 

Sandstone slabs impregnated with features 

of the cosmos, incorporating glass spheres, 

stainless steel, celery pine, reflective light 

and water transformed into one off designs. 

Artist: Damon Wells 

Where: 450 South Arm Rd, Lauderdale 


ridgeline Pottery 

Firing Ground 

Firing Ground presents woodfired ceramics 

from the Autumn firing of my multi– 

chambered wood kiln. The work reflects a 

journey taken in place – of collecting wild 

clays and glaze materials and of firing 

with black wattle from the land. 

Artist: Ben Richardson 

Where: 1466 South Arm Rd, Sandford 


Open: 10am – 4pm, Sat – Sun. 

Studio of Diane Brown 

Diane Brown Leadlight and Mosaics Studio 

Leadlight and mosaic works in both 

traditional and modern designs 

Artist: Diane Brown 

Where: 26 Kellow Pl, Sandford 


Coal River Valley 

Ashmore on Bridge Street 

‘Elevenzees’ 

This is an exhibition located in a village 

coffee shop. Sit, relax and enjoy the works 

whilst taking your elevenzees coffee or tea. 

Artist: Brendan Sharpe 

Where: 34 Bridge St, Richmond 


Saddlers Court Gallery – AUCTION 

7 Artists for the Neuro & Muscular Alliance 

7 well known artists are combining in 

exhibiting some of their lastest works in 

aid of this new alliance of charities that 

represent neuro and muscular diseases. 

25% of exhibition sales go to the Alliance. 

Telephone bids welcome on auction night. 

Artists: Liz McKay, David Hopkins, Roger 

Murphy, Michael Weitnauer, Tom Samek, 

Peter Glover and Karen Marlowe 

Where: 48 Bridge St, Richmond 


Open: Viewing: 10am – 5pm, Sat 25th Aug. 

Gala opening and auction: by invitation 

only although phone bids welcome on 

the night. 

Exhibition: 10am – 5pm, daily. 

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Tower Gallery – Meadowbank Estate 

Quoll 

Watercolour, acrylic, mixed media and 

jewellery by Quoll Artists Gallery. 

Artists: Local, professional and 

award–winning artists 

Where: 699 Richmond Rd, Cambridge 



Tasman 

Artless Gallery 

and Studios by the Sea 

Coffee Cakes Art 

An exhibition of ‘Wintertime’ paintings and 

ceramics. Open studios and all visitors will 

be served with home–made cakes and coffee 

from our Artless kitchen. 

Artists: Naomi Howard and Eve Howard 

Where: 581 Sommers Bay Rd, Murdunna 




Lemo’s restaurant & Café 

Elements 

Artists from the South East Peninsulas and 

surrounding regions have created works 

of mixed mediums connecting with the 

‘elements’: Earth, Fire, Wind and Water. 

Artists: Lemo Eer, Jeremy Lye, Rose 

Solomon, Debbie Winzar, Vivienne Oldham, 

Judith Mac Donald, Angela Lowe, Mukula 

McKenzie, Vandan McKenzie, Jane Le 

Rossignol, Christiaan John McCann, 

Sandy Ronald, Susan Southorn, Sally Serrar, 

Heather Lye and others. 

Where: Port Arthur Hwy, Oakwood 

Enquiries: 9539 4887 message bank service 

Open: Official Opening 6pm – 9pm, Sun 

26 Aug. 11am – 8pm, daily from Fri 24 Aug. 

Interactive Marketplace including artists 

workshops 9am – 3pm, Sun 2 Sept. 

East Coast 

ORFORD 

Bentleys Boat Shed 

The Boat Shed Show 

Our unique venue, on the beach, has been 

chosen to reflect a marine theme. ‘The Boat 

Shed Show’ is a celebration of the coastal 

beauty, a beauty that fills us with magic 

creativity, unquenchable energy and food 

for the artists’ soul. 

Artists: Barbara Bentley, Dorothy 

Duncombe–Jackson, David Nunn 

and Jill Salmon 

Where: 67 East Shelley Beach Rd, Orford 



TriABUNNA 

Such Is Life Gallery 

Tasmanian Living Artists 

Celebrating life on the sunny East Coast 

of Tasmania with a mix of contemporary 

and traditional art and craft. Includes a 

colourful display of student art work from 

Triabunna District High School, Cooperative 

members and others. 

Artists: Erica Judd, Vita Brown, Barbara 

Bentley, Dorothy Duncombe Jackson, 

Dianne Masters and Britt Steiner 

Where: 7 Vicary St, Triabunna 


Open: 10:30am – 3pm, daily. 

Derwent Valley 

& Central 

Highlands 

NEW NORFOLK 

The Oast house 

Lift The Veil 

Hand crafted deerskin and cowhide masks. 

Wall mountable or on stands. Each piece 

is a one–off, also there are leather platters, 

torsos, jewellery, vases and bowls. 

Artists: Judy Stone 

Where: Tynwald Park, 77 Hobart Rd, 

New Norfolk 


Open: 10am – 4:30pm, daily. 

TARRALEAH 

Teez Café – Tarraleah Lodge 

Tasmania: Island of Memory 

This work is presented in the form of a 

historical narrative, reflecting Katy’s 

commitment to Tasmania’s culture 

and environment. It uses imagery 

representing the countries which circled 

and encroached into the nurturing 

Indigenous island culture. 

Artist: Katy Woodroffe 

Where: 5 Oldina Dr, Tarraleah 


Open: 8am – 4pm, daily until 31 Aug. 

Channel 

BIRCHES BAY 

The Distillery and Sculpture Trail 

at Fleurtys 

“If you go down into the woods today...” 

A short walk will uncover a variety of 

sculptures by a diverse group of artists 

in this beautiful outdoor setting. Artists 

working onsite: Sculptor Peter Johnson, 

25 – 27 Aug. Mosaic artist Wendy Edwards, 

1 – 2 Sept. 

Artists: Sally Brown, Wendy Edwards, Peter 

Johnson, Marcus Tatton, Paul Warren, 

Merinda Young and others 

Where: 3866 Channel Highway, Birchs Bay 


Open: 11am – 4pm, Mon – Sun 

KINGSTON 

Wafu Works 

Haribako 

‘Haribako’ is Japanese for sewing box. 

The works in this exhibition are based on 

traditional Japanese domestic needlework 

and design and exude the warmth of both 

old fabrics and traditions while exploring 

something new. 

Artists: Merran Cooke, Janet Harrington, 

Babette Moate, Ayame Ochi, Jan Ochi, 

Andrea Sharp, Mel Spencer and 

Andrea Weaver 

Where: 18 Beach Rd, Kingston Beach 


Open: 10am – 4:30pm, Tues – Sat. 

Huon 

CYGNET 

Doepel Gallery 

Well Here We Are 

Sculpture using steel, wire, wood, bone, 

whatever. For further information visit 

www.woodenyareckon.com 

Artist: Noel Doepel 

Where: Garthfield Ave, Cygnet 



home & Body 

Faces we love 

Portraits and other works. 

Artist: Jill Davis 

Where: The Port Hole, Mary St, Cygnet 



Phoenix Creations Studio – The Nest 

Tongue and Groove 

Furniture with art and soul! An eclectic 

collection of finely handcrafted furniture 

created from vintage timbers and fittings. 

Art? Furniture? Both?...You decide!! 

Artist: David Rauenbusch 

Where: Christina St 

(Left off Golden Valley Rd), Cygnet 


Open: 11am – 3pm, Thurs, Fri and Sun. 

The red Velvet Lounge 

Back to Basics & Vistas 

Old style pinhole photography; Vistas in 

paint; Original colour photographic prints. 

A range of very different styles from these 

wonderful artists. 

Artists: Thomas Van Andel, Suzanne 

Crowley, Annaxue Yang and Kate Jackson 

Where: 24 Mary St, Cygnet 


Open: 9am – 5pm, Mon – Wed 

and 9am – 9pm, Thurs – Sat. 

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HUONVILLE 

huon LiNC 

In Your Face 

This exhibition has been created from a 

workshop by young people in the Huon 

Valley. The workshop was based on self 

discovery and individual potential, through 

means of exploring self awareness and 

ultimately building self confidence. 

Artist: Fiona Meredith 

Where: 1 Skinner Dr, Huonville 


Open: Official Opening: 2pm, Mon 27 Aug. 

viewing, 9am – 5pm, Mon – Fri and 10am 

– 12pm, Sat. Exhibition Touring: Geeveston, 

Dover and Cygnet, call for details. 

GEEVESTON 

Southern Design Centre 

Allsorts Exhibition 

Silver jewellery, exquisite pen sets, glass 

jewellery, fabric collages, ceramics, alpaca 

products, Tasmanian fine furniture, oil, 

pastel and watercolour paintings. Daily 

talks on the artisan studios and alpacas. 

Artists: Joy Birbeck, Freddy Lee–Mount, 

Howard Whitehead, Rino Nobel, Bronwyn 

Theobald, David Osborne, Leslye Foxcroft 

and Glen Daley 

Where: 11 School Road, Geeveston 


Open: Opening 7:30pm, Fri 24 Aug. 


GLEN HOUN 

Studio Karma 

Elements 

Moulded earth / Sculpted wood / Forged 

metal / Tempered by fire / Washed by 

water / Celebrating the friendship and 

creative works of three Huon Valley artisans 

– potter; sculptor and metalsmith; and 

watercolourist. 

Artists: potter Zsolt Faludi, sculptor and 

metalsmith Josef Rudolf and watercolourist 

Terry Tonga Choi–Lundberg 

Where: 847 Glen Huon Rd, Glen Huon 



The Whispering Tree 

Inspirations from Nature 

Mainly clay plus fibre and glass mosaic 

art pieces done by Alyson Keats will be 

displayed in our newly setup gallery called 

“The Whispering Tree”. Most work is nature 

inspired. There is a studio to which the 

public will have selective guided tours. 

Artist: Alyson Keats 

Where: 7606 Channel Hwy, Cygnet 

Enquiries: 6295 0245 


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being 

Number 

One down to a 

fine art. 

Proud supporters of Tasmanian Living Artists Week 2007. 

Another reason we’re Number One. 

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Artist 

Index 

A. Boyd, 65 

A.Ostapowicz, 62 

Ada Henskens, 19 

Adrienne Richards, 65 

Alan Livermore, 57 

Alan Taylor, 38 

Alex Fried, 64 

Alex McLaren, 68 

Alex Nicholas, 35 

Ali Aedy, 20 

Alice Cutbertson, 38 

Alice Fullerton, 38 

Alicia King, 67 

Alicia Rosskelly, 40 

Alicia Swiderski, 36 

Alison Cooper-White, 55, 58 

Alison Mislom, 34 

Alison Thomas, 51 

Alison McCrindle, 19 

Alistair Bracken, 36 

Alister Andrew Mackinnon, 38 

Alizon Whitestar McColl, 40 

Allan Mansell, 42 62 

Allegra Biggs Dale, 4, 42 

Alyson Keats, 43 72 

Amanda Shone, 19 

Amelia Higgs, 36 

Amy Ogden-Brown, 55 

Andrae Weeks, 36 

Andrea Jane Jordan, 19 

Andrea Sharp, 71 

Andrea Weaver, 71 

Andrea Wicks, 67 

Andrew Harper, 65 

Andrew Jewell, 37 

Andrew Kruger, 37 

Andrew McCrae, 24 

Andy Vagg, 15 

Angela Barrington, 37 

Angela Cooper, 41 

Angela Lowe, 70 

Angela Murray, 4 

Ann Clemens, 41 

Ann Holt, 42 

Ann Kearon, 38 

Ann Seggers, 52 

Anna Adams, 18, 67 

Anna Hames, 35 

Anna Tours, 37 

Anna Williams, 27 

Annaxue Yang, 19, 71 

Anne Boxell, 42 

Anne Dunham, 8, 36, 51 

Anne Langman, 62 

Anne LeFavre, 43 

Anne Taylor, 37 

Annette Chapman, 55 

Annette Gibson, 36 

Annette Tyson, 36 

Annette van Betlehem, 44 

Annette Waddle, 39 

Annie Hogan, 34 

Annie Robinson, 38 

Anthony Johnson, 60 

Anthony White, 40 

April Bromfield, 42 

Art Society of Tasmania, 68 

Arthur Progley, 40 

Astrid Joyce, 16, 62, 79 

Athele Kay, 4 

Audrey Frost, 55 

Aukje Boonstra, 52 

Aurelien Police, 65 

Ausglass (Tasmania), 69 

Ayame Ochi, 71 

Babette Moate, 71 

Barbara Bentley, 40 

Barbara Roberts, 40 

Barbie Kjar, 60 64 

Bec Stevens, 67 

Bec Tudor, 49 67 

Belinda Holloway, 20 

Belinda Kurczok, 55 

Ben Richardson, 41 69 

Bernard Partridge, 34 

Bernice Condie, 55 

Berris Sharman, 36 

Beryl Dart, 40 

Beth Pearce, 35 

Bethany Rose Warner, 37 

Betty Grace, 55 

Betty Nolan, 41 67 

Bev Cannell, 44 

Beverley McNamara, 35 

Bill Chadwick, 67 

Bill Meyer, 51 

Bill Yaxley, 41 

Billie Burrows, 39 

Bob Seggers, 52 

Bradley Patterson, 36 

Breeanna Taylor, 38 

Brenda Haas, 4 

Brendan Sharpe, 18, 62 

Bridget Levy, 34 

Bridgette Davey, 36 

Britt Steiner, 70 

Bronwyn Gardner, 39 

Bronwyn Theobald, 72 

Brooks High School, 55 

Bruny Island Arts Inc, 42 

Bruny Is. District School, 42 

Burnie Coastal Art Group, 35, 55 

Burnie Regional Art Gallery’s 

Permanent Collection, 49 51 

C. Audet, 65 

C.Purtell-Clarke, 62 

C.Secker, 62 

Carlene Vickers, 44, 55 

Carly Peters, 16 

Carmel Burn, 38 

Carmen Blyth, 60 

Carmen Cole, 40 

Carol Kingston, 41 

Carol Murphy, 43 

Caroline Amos, 43 

Caroline Kininmonth, 34 

Caroline Kruger, 37 

Carolyn Audet, 43 

Carolyn Bassett, 44 

Carolyn Wigston, 26 

Carrie Brink, 40 

Cate Foley Burke, 41 

Cath Robinson, 67 

Catherine Gale, 54 

Catherine Stringer, 20 

Cecily Ann Lazenby, 41 

Celia Ramsay, 36 

Chanchal Sue Foxen, 19, 64 

Chantale Delrue, 18 

Charles Arnold, 34 

Charles Burrows, 39 

Charles Bushby, 38 

Charles Mace, 40 

Cheri Allanby, 41 

Cheryl Kerr, 34 

Cheryl Sims, 36 

Chisholm, 67 

Chris Atwell, 39 

Chris Flood, 34 

Chris Kidd, 80 51 

Chris O’Doherty - AKA Reg 

Mombassa, 8, 10, 48, 65, 78 

Chris Wilson, 44, 55 

Christiaan John McCann, 70 

Christian Robertson, 34 

Christiana Szczerba, 26, 55 

Christiane Knight, 40 

Christina Henri, 20 

Christine Harris, 39 

Christine Hiller, 44 

Christine Sutton, 37 

Christopher Mister, 15 

Cindy Bennett, 37 

Claire Badcock, 38 

Claire Byers, 26 

Colin Campbell, 40 

Colin Vercoe, 36 

Colleen Mundy, 55 

Connie Lucas, 35 

Corinne Costello, 24, 57 

Corrie Fullard, 64 

Craig Williams, 55 

Craig Worby, 58 

Cristiana-Lidia Pigot, 18 

D. Hobeck, 65 

Dale Hickey, 62 

Dale Kolody, 42 

Dallas Richardson, 39 

Damon Wells, 18 69 

Damon Wills, 41 

Daniel Robnick, 39 

Darin Frankpitt, 68 

Darren Gorringe, 34 

Darren Rist, 54 

David Blencowe, 52 

David Hopkins, 69 

David Keeling, 2, 7, 10, 65, 78 

David Lake, 55 

David Lane, 41 

David Lillecrapp, 60 

David Nunn, 70 

David Osborne, 72 

David Rauenbusch, 64, 71 

David Salter, 68 

David Usher, 65 

David Walker, 15 

Dawn Airs, 34 

de Quincey, 67 

Dean Walker, 51 

Deb Reynolds, 41, 64 

Debbie Clark, 42 

Debbie Coles, 36 

Debbie Winzar, 64, 70 

Deborah Asmath, 62 

Deborah Conroy, 36 

Deborah Murphy, 36 

Deborah Wace, 43 

Debra Sealy, 67 

Dee Hardy Wilson, 57 

Denis Croft, 52 

Denise Campbell, 57, 64 

Dennis Harding, 54 

Dennis Wild, 38 

Derek Smith, 44 

Desley Roberts, 34 

Di Andoni, 62 

Diana Burgess, 24 

Diana Dodson, 37 

Diana Guy, 39 

Diana Klaosen, 18 

Diana Reale, 15 

Diane Brown, 69 

Diane Casimaty, 41 

Diane Masters, 40, 70 

Diane Perndt, 60 

Dianna Graf, 65 

Dianne Eeden, 41 

Dianne Woods, 35 

Donna Grant, 24 

Doreen Campbell, 58 

Dorithy Furgusson, 51 

Dorothy Duncombe 

Jackson, 40, 70 

Drew Badcock, 38 

Dulcie Greeno, 55 

Dyan Summers, 55 

E. Brinsdon, 65 

Edna Broad, 59 

Edna Wallace, 52 

Eileen Preece, 35 

Elissa Costin, 40 

Elizabeth Barsham, 24 

Elizabeth Lada-Gray, 44 

Elizabeth Turnbull, 40 

Ella Knight, 44 

Ellen O’Halligan, 40 

Ellen Pittman, 26 

Elod Gunther, 64 

Emelene DeBrito, 40 

Emily Arnold, 20 

Eo Greensticks, 40 

Erica Bernhardt, 58 

Erica Judd, 40 70 

Estelle Phillips, 39 

Euan McLeod, 48, 65, 78 

Eugene Del-Mace, 43 

Eve Howard, 41, 70 

Evelyn Antonysen, 36 

Fay Pilon, 34 

Felicity Harris, 36 

Fermain Milne, 40 

Fiona Fraser, 62 

Fiona Hollinger, 36 

Fiona Hughes, 55 

Fiona Maher, 55 

Fiona Meredith, 72 

Fiona Richardson, 23 

Fiona Ross, 58 

Floyd Duncan, 36 

Frances Joyce, 34 

Francine Smith, 4 

Frea Peschar, 39 

Freddy Lee-Mount, 72 

G. Richmond, 65 

Gail Burnett, 41 

Gail May, 36 

Garry Gregg, 62 

Garth Murphy, 36 

Gay Hawkes, 41 

Gay Hutton, 55 

Gay McKinnon, 16, 41 

Gaye Smith, 41 

Geoff Lowe, 62 

Geoff Stanfield, 36 

Geoffrey Hawkey, 39 

Geoffrey Lea, 60 

George MacDonald, 37 

Georgina Laan, 34 

Gerry Jensen, 36 

Gillian Lojek, 65 

Gillian Robnick, 39 

Gina Green, 55 

Glen Daley, 72 

Glennys Johnson, 36 

Gloria Andrews, 55 

Goeff Summers, 38 

Gonnie Vanderschans, 36 

Gordon Webb, 39 

Grace Frost, 36 

Graham McKenzie, 38 

Grant Dixon, 54 

Greg Hogg, 43 

Gwen Egg, 5, 41, 57, 78 

Greg Leong 29 

Gwen Kingham, 35 

Gwen Wish-Wilson, 36 

Hana Han, 42 

Harold Ramsden, 37 

Harry Eyles, 58 

Harry Higgs, 40 

Harry Schrepfer, 38 

Hayley Crawford, 37 

Heather Griffith, 39 

Heather Lye, 70 

Heather Wilson, 67 

Heidi Blanchard, 19 

Helen Elvery, 35 

Helen Jessup, 67 

Helen Mackintosh, 43 

Helena Demczuk, 44 

Helmut Schwabe, 36 

Henrietta Norris, 26, 58 

Holly Webber, 4, 26, 65 

Howard, 67 

Howard Whitehead, 72 

Hughes, 67 

Hunter Island Press, 65 

Ian Graham, 4 

Ian McGraw, 42 

Ian Parry, 43 

Ian Scott, 39 

Ilianthe Gill, 42 

Imogen Shuey, 64 

Irene D. Nicolay, 40 

Irene Godman, 35 

Isabella J. von Lichtan, 15 

Ivan Crompton, 44 

J. Jarvis, 65 

Jacinta Marr, 16 

Jacki Murphy, 36 

Jacky Redgate, 62 

Jacob Leary, 15 

Jacque Boxer, 38 

Jacqueline Taylor, 38 

Jake Jacobson, 36 

James Newitt, 67 

James Newton, 38 

James Vaughan, 65 

Jamin, 23 67 

Jan Clay, 37 

Jan Marinos, 35, 54 

Jan Ochi, 71 

Jan Stanfield, 36 

Jan Suter, 54 

Jane Higgins, 42 

Jane Le Rossignol, 41, 70 

Jane Slade, 24 

Jane Templer, 4 

Jane Thiele, 43 

Jane Venables, 39 

Janelle Mendham, 27 

Janene Walker, 4 

Janet Harrington, 71 

Janet Lillico, 19 

Janine Combes, 42 

Jared Irwin, 55 

Jason Wood, 36 

Jaz Cartright, 43 

Jeanette James, 64 

Jeanette Wise, 41 

Jen Newton, 64 

Jenni Sargeant, 37 

Jennifer Bottle, 40 

Jennifer Conroy, 20 

Jennifer Leis, 38 

Jennifer Scott, 39 

Jenny Jarrett, 24 

Jenny Ramsden, 37 

Jenny Stanley, 43 

Jenny Stepsys, 39 

Jenny Topfer, 44 

Jenny Turner, 52 

Jenny-Lee Hutton, 37 

Jeremy Close, 51 8 

Jeremy Lye, 70 

Jess Jacobson, 36 

Jessica Duncan, 36 

Jessica West, 38 

Jill Davis, 71 

Jill Roberts, 4 

Jill Salmon, 40 70 

Jilli Spencer, 59 

Jillian Weston, 39 

Jim Deghands, 38 

Jim Mitchell, 37 

Jo Imison, 38, 58 

Jo Kang-Scheit, 41 

Jo Sculthorpe, 42 

Joan Brown, 35 

Joan Dunne, 36 

Joan Kelly, 35 

Joanna Braithwaite, 65 

Joanna Dean, 26 

Joanna Gair, 51 

Joanna O’Brien, 23 

Joanne Mitchelson, 58, 59 

Joanne Treloar, 37 

Joanne Wild, 38 

Jobella, 23 

Jody Miller, 65 

Joe Lake, 35 

John Butler, 55 

John Cameron, 42 

John Ingleton, 23 

John Lamb, 8 35 

John Lockwood, 26 

John McColl, 40 

John Pforr, 42 

John R Neeson, 62 

John Robinson, 16 

John Virtue, 38 

Jon Morrison, 55 

Jon Williamson, 65 

Josef Rudolf, 72 

Josephine Badcock, 4 

Josh Hay, 37 

Joshua Clarke, 39 

Josie Hurst, 65 

Joy Birbeck, 72 

Jude Maisch, 41 

Judith Brumby-Lake, 51 

Judith MacDonald, 41 

Judith Taylor, 35 

Judith Woods, 39, 40 

Judy Stone, 70 

75

Judy Zions, 36 

Jules McCue, 42 

Julia Rogers, 35, 55 

Julian Bale, 37, 54 

Julian Thompson, 51 

Julie Craig, 42 

Julie Hargreaves, 37 

Julie Irvin, 34 

June Weaver, 39 

Justine Vaughan, 58 

K. Armstrong, 65 

Karen Busby, 40 

Karen Marlowe, 69 

Karen Turner, 20 

Karina Crocker, 36 

Karlee Foster, 38 

Kate Fletcher, 60 

Kate Jackson, 18 71 

Kate Mills, 42 

Katherine Cooper, 18 

Katherine Tyson, 37, 54 

Kathleen Ritson, 4 

Katrina Mills, 58 

Katriona Wilson, 41 

Katy Woodroffe, 38, 71 

Kay Harman, 44 

Kay Robinson, 37 

Kaye Green, 16, 64, 68 

Kaye Mace, 43 

Kaye Saunders, 41 

Kaylene Barnard, 38 

Keith Duncan, 36 

Keith Smith, 42 

Kendra Dick, 20 

Kerry Gregan, 52 

Kerry Martin, 37, 54 

Kevin Dagg, 57 

Kevin Lund, 58 

Kevin Rayner, 44 

Khan Wilson, 35 

Kim Rumbold, 54 

Kim Schneiders, 38 

Kirsty Yeates, 36 

Kit Hiller, 51, 54, 64 

Korb (Kevin Blythe), 35 

L. Hunnam, 65 

Lady Kimberly, 8 

Lars de Kantzow, 38 

Laura Gillard, 36 

Laura Watts, 57 

Lauree Brown, 58 

Lauren Black, 4 9, 67 

Laurie Fraser, 43 

Leann Hodgetts, 39 

Leanne Spinks, 34 

Lee Cole, 36 

Lee Eldridge, 67 

Leigh Oates, 62 

Leigh Roberts, 15 

Lemo Eer, 70 

Leo Robba, 65 

Leonie Struthers, 60 

Lesley Ann Rowe, 34 

Lesley C Mcleod, 23 

Leslye Foxcroft, 72 

Lila Meleisea, 40 

Lily Amorous, 19 

Lily Miller, 20 62 

Linda Barker, 58 

Linda Oakley-Bos, 36 

Linden Harris, 40 

Linden Langdon, 19 

Lindsay Hogan, 42 

Lindsay Wood, 23 

Lindsy Darrel Jeffrey, 36 

Lisa Garland, 35 54 

Lisa Gipton, 4 

Lisa Haas, 51 

Lisa Kreemers, 53 

Liz Broomhall, 39 

Liz Francis, 41 

Liz McKay, 69 

Liz Wolf, 41 

Lloyd Wilday, 8 51 

Loic Le Guilly, 54 

Loris Yaxley, 16 

Lorraine Biggs, 40 

Lorraine Wootton, 39 

Lotus Weres, 43 

Louisa Jones, 38 

Louise Bloomfield, 16 

Lucia Miettinen, 36 

Lucia Rossi, 54 

Lucia Usmiani, 62 

Lucy Culliton, 65 

Lucy Stewart-Kenneth, 

36 

Lucy Wilson 30 

Luke Hibel, 59 

Lyn Connellan, 54 

Lyn Kay, 4 

Lyn Lardenoye, 37 

Lyn Piscitelli, 40 

M. Mackey, 65 

M. McAteer, 65 

M. Dickens, 62 

M.Reid, 62 

Mabel Byrom, 26 41 

Madeleine Rosca, 65 

Maggie Mahoney, 41 

Mandy Hunniford, 57 

Marcus Tatton, 71 

Marg Cruirkshank, 36 

Margaret Baguley, 20 

Margaret Barlow, 38 

Margaret Coombes, 36 

Margaret Vandenberg, 42 

Marie Smith, 36 

Marie Woolley, 40 

Marilyn Chapman, 34 

Marion Green, 36 

Marion Larner, 41 

Marion Woodnutt, 43 

Marjorie Brotheridge, 36 

Mark Antonysen, 36 

Mark Dodson, 37 

Mark Knight, 41 

Marlene Broughton, 41 

Marlene Schmidt, 42 

Martin Vinnicombe, 37, 51 

Martin Watson, 42 

Mary Hudson Ewington, 

16, 60, 65 

Mary Lou Wright, 36, 37 

Mary Pridmore, 68 

Mary Rowlands, 52 

Maryke Boermans, 42 

Mat Ward, 37 

Matt Calvert, 60 

Matt Viney, 38 

Maureen Goodall, 52 

Maurie Taylor, 37 

Maxine Brown, 44 

Maxine Roughley, 55 

Mayu Kawasaki, 41 

McGarrigle, 67 

McRae, 67 

Meg Cowell, 24 

Megan Graham, 23 

Megan Perkins, 16 19 

62 64 

Mel Spencer, 71 

Melanie Hillyer, 37 

Melanie Honor Clarke, 34 

Meredith Cole, 36 

Meredith Larkins, 39 

Merinda Young, 71 

Merran Cooke, 71 

Mhrylyn Hanson-Wallis, 42 

Mia Zoccolan, 36 

Miao Miao Qu, 38 

Michael Hiller, 51 

Michael Muruste, 51 

Michael Roberts, 68 

Michael Taylor, 37 

Michael Weitnauer, 69 

Michaye Boulter, 42 

Michelle Fielding, 52 

Michelle Lee, 24 

Michelle Walker, 43 

Mick Quilliam, 62 

Mike Guy, 39 

Milla Zhugalo, 27 

Miniature Art Society 

of Tasmania, 52 

Mish Meijers, 65 

Mitchell Blyth, 39 

Monika Waugh, 60 

Monique Germon, 60 

Mukula McKenzie, 70 

Muriel Maynard, 55 

Nadia Mitchell, 37 

Nanette Shaw, 55 

Naomi Howard, 41, 70 

Natalie Holtsbaum, 64 

Natalie Taylor, 57 

Nataša Milenović, 64 

Natasha Fogel, 44 

Natasha Lowe, 40 

Neicy Brown, 38 

Neil Frazer, 65 

Nerida Manson, 54 

Nick Randall, 62 

Nickki Pinner-Walker, 38 

Nicola Coatman, 44 

Nicola de Rooy, 54 

Nicole Adams, 42 

Nicole Robson, 24 

Niels Nielsen, 58 

Nita Pountney, 36 

Noel Doepel, 71 

Noni Gander, 26 

Nora Dalla Vecchia, 40 

Olive-Berrie Gunst, 39 

Oliver Strutt, 42 

P. Gerard, 65 

Pam Thorne, 35 

Pamela Tankard, 38 

Pat Bienefelt, 4 52 

Pat Brownbill, 39 

Pat Elliott, 52 

Pat Hull, 44 

Patricia Burbury, 44 

Patricia F Young, 35 

Patricia Kirkcaldy, 37 

Patrick Grieve, 51, 52, 54 

Patsy Cameron, 55 

Pattie Partridge, 34 

Paul Barrington, 59 

Paul Challis, 38 

Paul Noordanus, 55 

Paul Warren, 71 

Paula McCloskey, 18 

Pauline Hardy, 52 

Pearl Anderson, 64 

Peg Lockhart, 35 

Penelope Hey, 40 

Penelope Trethewey, 40 

Penny Burnett, 41 

Penny Carey-Wells, 60 

Penny Jackson, 52 

Penny Jerrim, 41 

Penny Malone, 27 

Penny McDonald, 36 

Penny Smith, 59 

Pete Applegate, 55 

Peter Battaglene, 4 

Peter Dienaar, 18 41 

Peter Glover, 69 

Peter Hjort, 39 

Peter Johnson, 71 

Peter Motton, 58 

Peter Trotter, 42 

Philippa Bromson, 55 

Philippa Johnstone, 4 

Philippa Steele, 24 

Phillip Mark-Law, 43 

Pieter Zaadstra, 55 

Pip Stanley, 38 

Prue Hutton, 20 

Prue Quarmby, 64 

Pulse Youth Health 

Centre, 98 

R Ann Hodgkinson, 36 

Rachel Joy, 42 

Racher Cuthbertson, 38 

Raul Hollinger, 36 

Ray Townsend, 42 

Rebecca Adamczewski, 16 

Rebecca Brogan, 59 

Rebecca Harrison, 41 

Rebecca Riedl, 38 

Redmond, 67 

Reuben Oates, 62 

Rex Heathcote, 62 

Rhyllis Chambers, 36 

Richard Bennett, 54 

Richard Kerr, 34 

Richard Klekociuk, 57 

Richard Onn, 41 

Richard Rofe, 42 

Richard Stanley, 43 

Rick Eaves, 52 

Rino Nobel, 72 

Rita Case, 38 

Rita Summers, 40, 58 

Rob Blakers, 54 

Rob Matthews, 37 

Rob O’Connor, 15 

Robert Sheehy, 39 

Robin Duncan, 36 

Robyn Eades, 34 

Robyn Fletcher, 41 

Robyn Jones, 67 

Robyn Lamb, 8 35 

Robyn McKinnon, 57 

Rod Seppelt 4 

Rod Westbrook, 37 

Roger Lockett, 55 

Roger Murphy, 69 

Roger Ween, 36 

Ros Langford, 62 

Rosalind Kirkcaldie, 64 

Rose Clements, 64 

Rose Solomon, 70 

Rosemarie Solomon, 41 

Rosemary Mastnak, 58 

Rosemary von Behrens, 62 

Rowan Cooke, 71 

Ruth Downham, 43 

Ryan Dumigan, 62 

Ryllton Viney, 38, 55 

S. Direen, 65 

S. Peeters, 65 

S. Edmondson, 62 

Sallee Warner, 26 

Sally Brown, 27 71 

Sally Marsden, 34 

Sally Serrar, 70 

Sam (Cheryl) Samson, 38 

Sandra Herring, 67 

Sandra Jenkins, 39 

Sandra Lancaster, 38 

Sandra Payne, 64 

Sandra Rofe, 42 

Sandra Zander, 34 

Sandy Dunbabin, 40 

Sandy Michell, 36 37 

Sandy Ronald, 70 

Sarah Bishop, 27 

Sarah Buckley, 40 

Sarah Cooper-White, 55, 58 

Sarah Howell, 68 

Sarah Jones, 16 

Sarah King, 38 

Sarah Weaver, 16 67 

Sarina Garvey, 55 

School of Fine Arts UTAS, 68 

School of Visual and 

Performing Arts UTAS, 55 

Scot Cotterell, 60 67 

Sean Fennessy, 15 

Selwyn Stein, 41 

Shanai Crowden, 36 

Shane Saunders, 34 

Shane Wolfe, 36 

Sharnie Everett, 55 

Shaz Harrison-William, 27 

Sheena Lowe, 42 43 

Shell Rauenbusch, 64 

Shelley Miller, 37 

Shelly MacLeod, 37 

Shirley Ann Lapham, 41 

Shirley Johnson, 41 

Shirley Seymour, 37 

Shirley Sinfield, 52 

Shirley Wilson, 40 

Shirlie Bond, 59 

Simon Boughey, 42 

Simone Pfister, 5 

Skye Targett, 38, 58 

Sonia Heap, 65 

Sonya Raymer, 36 

Sophie Carnell, 23, 42 

Sophie Douglas, 40 

Stella Ferraras, 38 

Stella Thomson, 40 

Stephanie Kelly-Shipp, 55 

Stephanie O’May, 23 

Stephen Lees, 41 

Stephen Wilson, 4 

Stewart Male, 42 

Stringer, 67 

Stuart Reeman, 34 

Sue Croger, 60 

Susan Jarick, 4 

Susan Kennerley, 36 

Susan McArthur, 8, 35, 52 

Susan Rae Hobson, 43 

Susan Roughley, 36 

Susan Southorn, 70 

Susanne P Hall, 39 

Susie Collis, 42 

Susy Blair, 67 

Suzanne Bromfield, 42 

Suzanne Crowley, 24, 71 

Suzanne Feike, 18 

Suzanne Full Moon Rising, 43 

Suzanne Hennessy, 35, 51 

Suze van der Beek, 41 

T. Leahy, 41, 65 

Table Cape Art Circle, 55 

TAFE Tasmania, 69 

TAFE Textile studio, 57 

Tamieke Bosker, 58 

Tamzen Roberts, 20 

Tania Glanville, 36 

Tania Maher, 37 

Tania Wilby, 36 

Tanya Matthews, 36 

Tara Badcock, 38 

Tarnia Lawrie, 29 

Teng Hong, 38 55 

Teresa Beck-Swindale, 36 

Terri Appleby, 37 

Terry Tonga Choi- 

Lundberg, 23, 72 

The Colour Circle Inc, 68 

The Lycette Bros, 65 

Theres Duff, 36 

Thomas Van Andel, 71 

Tim Petrovic, 34 

Tina Watt, 43 

Tom Higgs, 36 

Tom Samek, 64, 67, 69 

Tom Sullivan, 27 

Tomas Ratcliffe, 41 

Tony Ryan, 23 55 

Tony Smibert, 38 

Tony Swindale, 36 

Tracey Cockburn, 27, 64 

Tricia Swanton, 24 

Tricky Walsh, 60, 65 

Trudi Brinkman, 62 

Val Whatley, 38, 58 

Vandan McKenzie, 41, 70 

Verna Nichols, 55 

Vicki Boxshall, 4 

Vicki Chapman, 68 

Vicki King, 42 

Vicki Matson Green, 55 

Vicki Taiwo, 20 

Vicki West, 55 

Victoria Jansen-Riley, 38 

Vika Boyd, 36 

Vita Brown, 40 70 

Viv Wallace, 52 

Vivien Ride, 19 

Vivienne Oldham, 70 

W. Lunn, 65 

Wayne Brookes, 64 

Wendy Brewer, 44 

Wendy Cunningham, 34 

Wendy Edwards, 71 

Wendy Fittler, 39 

Wendy Holloway, 35 

Wendy Joan Henry, 40 

Wendy Sweeney, 52 

Wendy Wells, 64 

Wendy Zions, 36 

Willem van Dooren, 42 

Winsome Scott, 64 

Wren Fraser-Cameron, 43 

Y.Griffith, 62 

Yvonne Gaffney, 4 

Yvonne Russell-Green, 41 

Yvonne von Lichten, 54 

Zane Robnick, 39 

Zoe Rimmer, 55 

Zsolt Faludi 72 

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Calendar of Events 

This year not only can you book most of your tickets on-line at www.artsatwork.com.au 

but we’re delighted to include a calendar of the key events to help you to plan your own 

Tasmanian Living Artists’ Week experience. To get the most out of your week, 

we recommend you experience a food and wine event, stop off at some of the many 

free exhibitions taking place around the State, jump on board for a Gallery Crawl and 

soak in an artist talk or workshop. 

For full details on the below events, please turn to the referring page number. Please note 

that most of these events require a booking. 

event page date 

Pure Tasmania Gallery Crawl * 

Artist Ball 

Food and Wine 

Tasmanian Press Club Lunch 

Art Fetish Goes Art Deco 

David Keeling Monograph Launch 


Botanic Art Brunch 

An Artwork At My Table 

Forums and Workshops 

Chris O’Doherty A.K.A. Reg Mombassa 

– School of Art Forum* 

Euan MacLeod – School of Art Forum* 

AbaF Presents – Artist Business 

Being There: Speaking On Creative 

Engagements with Place 


Fibre Weavers’ Forum 

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7 

4 

9 

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49 

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Fri 24 Aug 

Fri 31 Aug 




Sat 25 Aug 

Sat 1 Sept 

Sat 1 Sept 

Thurs 23 Aug 


Tues 28 Aug 

Thurs 30 Aug 

Fri 31 Aug 

Fri 31 Aug 

Tues 28 Aug 

Wed 29 Aug 

suburb time region 

Hobart 

Launceston 

North Hobart 

Prospect 

Burnie 

Berridale 

Glebe 

Launceston 

Hobart 

Hobart 

Hobart 

Burnie 

Inveresk 

Inveresk 

Inveresk 

Inveresk 

6.00pm – 8.00pm 


8.00pm 

12:30pm 

7.00pm 

7:30pm 

10:30am 

6:45pm 

12:30pm 

12:30pm 

9.00am – 4:30pm 



9.00am – 1.00pm 



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Fibre Weavers’ Workshop 

Botanic Fantastic Junior Workshop 

with Simon Pfister 

Intriguing Botanical Weaving 

Workshop with Gwen Egg 

Introduction to Botanical Art 

with Lauren Black 

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49 

5 

5 

5 

Tues 28 Aug 

Wed 29 Aug 

Sat 1 Sept 

Sat 1 Sept 

Sun 2 Sept 

Inveresk 

Inveresk 

Glebe 

Glebe 

Glebe 

1:30pm – 5.00pm 

1:30pm – 5.00pm 

10:30am – 12.00pm 


10.00am – 4.00pm 

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* These events do not require registration. 

Image credit (above): Astrid Joyce 

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