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Images of Tasmania 24

Locality: Hobart, Tasmania

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25.01.2022 Russell Joyce's stunning digital drawings currently on display in IMAGES OF TASMANIA 23 at Salamanca Arts Centre until 5th January. Open daily from 10am to 6pm (3pm on last day).

24.01.2022 Congratulations, Penny & Diane.

22.01.2022 A selection of portraits from IMAGES of TASMANIA 22 courtesy of artists Penny Carey-Wells, Jan Peacock, Therese Mulford, Lucy Murfet & Dawn Oakford. Last two days to see this wonderfully diverse exhibition. Open today from 10am to 6pm and tomorrow 10am to 3pm.

22.01.2022 A collection of Leigh Roberts' stunning kiln-formed glass works from the IMAGES OF TASMANIA 22 exhibition held earlier this year

21.01.2022 IOT artists Di Casimaty, Patricia Giles and Lynn Hasenkam are part of CELEBRATE, an exhibition at the Lady Franklin Gallery commemorating the contributions made to the Art Society of Tasmania by its Life Members. Open weekends from 11am to 4pm until Sunday 30th August.

21.01.2022 This view of the 23rd IMAGES OF TASMANIA exhibition seems to sum up the ups and downs of 2020 - the year of Covid 19. The hand sanitisation and signing-in station at the entrance to the show is rather diminished by the quiet strength of the surrounding art works. All the best to everyone for the coming year and we hope to see you all in 11months time at IOT 24!

21.01.2022 Tim Coad's exhibition, "Fourfoot Rd.: Tim Coad" is currently on show at the Schoolhouse Gallery, Rosny Farm, Clarence until 26th July. Open from 11am - 5pm, Wed to Sun. Employing a range of interdisciplinary strategies, Tim explores the collision between the forgotten place, the constructed landscape, and the narratives that emerge when one is framed within the other.

20.01.2022 Looking back down the Long Gallery on the work of Christine Owen and clay worker Christine Crisp and on another successful IMAGES of TASMANIA exhibition! Congratulations to all the artists exhibiting in our 22nd show and many thanks to our friends, families & fans for your continued encouragement and support.

19.01.2022 A must-see exhibition - featuring IOT artist Penny Carey-Wells and Diane Perndt

18.01.2022 **HIGHLY RECOMMENDED** Seismic Vibrations- a fabulous exhibition featuring Penny Carey-wells & Dianne Peart @school house gallery, Rosny. Well worth a visit - only until 3rd Feb (Check opening hours before you go)

16.01.2022 The art of Veronica Steane, Christiane Smethurst and Helen Bridgland beautifully capturing sensations of Nature. Only two days remaining in which to visit IMAGES of TASMANIA 22. Open Tuesday 10am to 6pm and Wednesday from 10am to 3pm.

16.01.2022 IMAGES of TASMANIA is over for another year, leaving associated artists to pursue other art-making pursuits. "Seismic Vibrations" featuring the work of Penny Carey-Wells and Diane Perndt opens this evening at 5.30pm at the Schoolhouse Gallery, Rosny Farm. Details below.

15.01.2022 Early this week, John Peacock - dear friend & much loved member of the Images of Tasmania team - passed away after a long illness. John is very fondly remembered as an enthusiastic supporter of our annual exhibitions since the first in 1998. Many IOT artists will also recall his kind & willing assistance and calm reassurances during the bustle & busyness of setting up & dismantling the exhibition each year and his warm bonhomie at many of our openings.... Our sincere and heartfelt condolences to Jan and their family.

15.01.2022 Paintings by Jan Peacock and assemblage by Lynne Fellowes. Looking back - pre isolation - to IMAGES OF TASMANIA 22 earlier this year.

14.01.2022 How are IOT artists staying connected during these challenging times? Lucy Murfet has joined a group of talented artists showcasing their work in the exhibition, "Dangerous Women" at Betty Nolan Gallery throughout July. Here is her painting, "Mata Hari Femme Fatale."

14.01.2022 Courtesy of Colin Schildhauer, Terence Munday, Julie Todd & Jenny Young, this morning's virtual visit to IMAGES of TASMANIA 22 focuses on some stunning art works inspired by the sea. The exhibition continues to 8th January & will be open daily from 10am to 6pm (3pm on the last day).

13.01.2022 Having a closer look at a few exhibits in IMAGES OF TASMANIA 23 that include text . . . . Just two days to go - don't miss visiting this wonderful showcase of Tasmanian art! Open from 10am to 6pm today and from 10am to 3pm tomorrow.

13.01.2022 Shades of blue on this the final day of the 23rd exhibition of IMAGES OF TASMANIA. Thank you to everyone who made this year's exhibition possible - the talented artists, Jan & the admin team working so hard behind the scenes, our dear families & friends who support IOT every year, Allana & the staff at SAC and all the visitors who called in to view the show and add to their art collections.

12.01.2022 IOT artist, Lynn Hasenkam, has been honing her painting skills via an online art class. In these works from her "Summer" series, she combines two separate challenges:- i) use your least favourite colour (yellow) & ii) incorporate 5 red squares (Lynn confesses to the edges being blurred a little in this challenge!)

10.01.2022 Evocative coastline scenes beautifully painted by Helen Bridgland. Only a few days left to visit this magnificent group exhibition! Open daily from 10am to 6pm (3pm last day - 5th Jan).

09.01.2022 This painting is called HOPE and reflects on past events - a message to future generations, full of the symbolism of Faith, Hope, Compassion and Peace. IOT artist, Lucy Murfet created this beautiful art work for the Art Society of Tasmania's 136th Annual Exhibition currently on show at the Lady Franklin Gallery. Open weekends from 11am to 4pm until 27th Sept.

08.01.2022 IOT artist, Lucy Murfet, created this painting - "Christ among the Refugees" - a few years ago for Saint Mary's Cathedral, Hobart. It recently appeared on the front cover of the Nov issue of the National Centre for Evangelisation. Lucy says of this work:- "My mother taught us to respect all religions, she took us all to every religious festival, being a Buddhist herself and she sent us to Convent school".

08.01.2022 Only two days left to see IMAGES OF TASMANIA 23 in at the Long & Sidespace Galleries, Salamanca Place Hobart!! Open 10am to 6pm on Monday 4th Jan & 10am to 3pm on Tuesday 5th Jan.

07.01.2022 Often exploring the medium is as important to artists as telling a story or conveying an idea through their creations . . . . . Last three days of IMAGES OF TASMANIA 23 at the Long and Sidespace Galleries, Salamanca Place Hobart. Open from 10am to 6pm daily (3pm on last day - 5th Jan).

07.01.2022 Ceramic vessels by Lynn Hasenkam & Christine Crisp together with still-life art by Pamela Shepherd and Jan Peacock at IMAGES of TASMANIA 22. Tomorrow is the final day to visit this incredible exhibition - open from 10am to 3pm.

06.01.2022 A beautifully energetic drawing by Deb St Leger from Images of Tasmania 22 (18th Dec 2019 - 8th Jan 2020)

06.01.2022 A series of art works exploring the delights of gardens on show at the Long and Sidespace Galleries, Salamanca Place in IMAGES OF TASMANIA 23. Open daily from 10am to 6pm (3pm last day - 5th Jan)

06.01.2022 Heather Creet's clay figures - "Conversation across Time" - with a background display by Pamela Shepherd and Brian Young.

04.01.2022 Front of house at IMAGES of TASMANIA 22 - showcasing the work of Tim Coad, Phoebe Webb, Nikki D'Emden and 3D work by Lynn Hasenkam & Susie McMahon. Open today from 10am to 3pm, this is the last opportunity to visit this wonderfully diverse and uplifting exhibition.

02.01.2022 Looking back on the Images of Tasmania 22 exhibition earlier this year and the wonderful seascapes of Colin Schildhauer.

01.01.2022 Tomorrow is the final day of IMAGES OF TASMANIA 23. There's still time to visit from 10am to 3pm.