arts-e resources - PDF 3 MB - Arts Tasmania - Tasmania Online

Visual arts
NOISE
NOISE is a global creative community, offering emerging artists their own online galleries
to showcase their talents, as well as opportunities to have their work viewed by industry
leaders across many disciplines.
— www.noise.net
Plimsoll Gallery
The Plimsoll Gallery, located in the University of Tasmania’s Centre for the Arts in Hobart,
is committed to the presentation of approximately eight exhibitions per year focusing on
contemporary Australian and international art from all disciplines.
— www.fcms.its.utas.edu.au/arts/artschool/facilitiesdetails.asp?lFacilityId=239
Punctum Arts Incubator
Punctum Arts Incubator provides artists and producers with access to regionally based arts
professionals, presentation spaces, and opportunities for the investigation, development
and presentation of live arts.
— www.punctum.com.au/incubator.html
Sawtooth ARI
Sawtooth ARI is a Launceston based contemporary art space that promotes emerging arts
practise from the region and broader Tasmania, while bringing exciting and dynamic arts
projects to the Launceston region.
— www.sawtooth.org.au
The Atrium Gallery
The Atrium Gallery is situated within the UTAS Cradle Coast campus and presents 8 – 10
exhibitions a year, with a particular focus on works by local and Tasmanian artists, and
exhibitions that explore issues relevant to the North West region. The Atrium Gallery is
an Institute of Regional Development initiative that supports innovation through a diverse
program of teaching, research and regional development schemes.
— www.acadarts.utas.edu.au
The Academy Gallery
The Academy Gallery in Launceston represents the public face of the UTAS School of Visual
and Performing Arts. Its exhibition program includes international exhibition projects and
exhibitions by established and emerging Australian artists, craftspeople and designers.
— www.acadarts.utas.edu.au
The Rosny Barn and Schoolhouse Gallery
The Rosny Barn and Schoolhouse Gallery support local, national and international artists
through their exhibition program. The exhibition program is open for submissions in
August each year. The Rosny Barn and Schoolhouse Gallery is located in southern Tasmania.
— www.ccc.tas.gov.au
The Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation for Women’s Art and Craft
The Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation for Women’s Art and Craft conducts art training and
workshops in traditional and contemporary art practice, involving artists from northern
Tasmania, including the King and Cape Barren Islands.
— www.aboriginalartdirectory.com/shop/community-centre/tasmanian-aboriginalcorporation-for-womens-art-and-craft.php
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