University of Tasmania, Australia

The Summer 2012 Students’ Exhibition celebrates the participant outcomes of the 10-day Tasmanian Creative Arts Summer School.

Works by 2011 Masters of Contemporary/Fine Arts Graduates, School of Visual and Performing Arts

Hits and Memories: Ten Years at the Academy Gallery will celebrate the high quality of artwork exhibited at the Academy Gallery in the past ten years.

An exhibition of the Northern Children's Network Collection and opening talk by author Susan Wright

The City Project shares the ideas and opinions of Aboriginal children and young people (8-16) and the place and world they live in.

Finlayson works to underscore our compulsion as humans to celebrate life with markers of mild achievement.

A showcase selected artwork from several prestigious – but hidden – private art collections based in Launceston and the surrounding region.

Silent Stone Singing is an exhibition of new works completed by artist Valentina Palonen during her time as Artist-In-Residence at the University of Tasmania, Launceston.

In the works presented as part of the Nimbus Vice exhibition, Darragh reflects upon the biology of the inanimate and the complexities of family life.

Work, Place and Change will celebrate the ethos of the Volunteer Club and acknowledge the hard work performed during the past ten years of this valuable asset for Tasmania.

images in this exhibition are not simple photographs but record a process - a chain of transformations and inversions - that creates the trace of an object many steps removed from its origin

This is an excellent opportunity for the wider community to see the diversity of contemporary artwork produced by the School of Visual and Performing Arts post-graduate student cohort.

A group exhibition and as part of the Polytechnics students supported learning model the exhibition will feature works by both Diploma students and staff.

Walking through, over and between is a presentation of studio and site explorations produced by Beth Arnold whilst at the University of Tasmania, Launceston as Artist-in-Residence.

Paintings and photographs by Lyndell Brown and Charles Green created in response to their 2007 tour of the Middle East, Afghanistan and the Persian Gulf

A selection of artworks by Australia’s most creative jewellery designers.

And then… attempts to identify key points in the trajectory of Penny Mason’s practice to show how seemingly large jumps have emerged from almost imperceptible shifts over time.

The winner of the Birchalls Tertiary Art Prize will be announced by prominent artist David Keeling.

Dr Troy Ruffels is an artist based on the northwest coast of Tasmania. This exhibition brings together recent photographic and video based works made in response to the Tasmanian Landscape.

Small protests against forgetting

A Group Show

Artworks and performances by senior secondary students from the north and northwest coast of Tasmania.

Juxtapose Object Design Exhibition 2012

NCN supports Children’s Week and children’s creativity through their annual art exhibition, now in its 7th year.

Photographs by students from the Tasmanian Polytechnic and others will showcase Launceston’s largest Australian Disability Enterprise.

A photographic exhibition featuring the finalists in the 2011 Extreme Environment Photographic Competition

Work from the School of Visual and Performing Arts BCA, MCA, MFA and PhD examination folios of 2012.

NEW Gallery Special Event

A tribute to Emeritus Professor Vincent McGrath who passed away in 2012.