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Inka Gallery

Locality: Hobart, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6223 3663

Address: 16/77 Salamanca Place 7004 Hobart, TAS, Australia

Website: http://inkagalleryhobart.blogspot.com/

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25.01.2022 Have a look at this exciting work by our newest inka member Kirsty Flint. Kirsty joined us just prior to Covid-19. These mixed media on canvas works are included in our members online exhibition. https://inkagalleryhobart.blogspot.com//online-exhibition.

24.01.2022 Inka gallery is closed for a few weeks. So frees up Monday for me to do creative things.

23.01.2022 Waiting for breakfast. Felicity Edwards. Pen, ink, watercolour and pencil

21.01.2022 The SAC shop16/77 Salamanca Place, inka gallery inc, will be closed until further notice. With the Coronavirus health risks escalating and the likelihood that Salamanca Arts Centre may not even be open for business on Thursday, we will not be opening the gallery as previously advised for pick up of artworks. If you have purchased Carlton Cox's work from the "Garden, House and Hen" exhibition and have not already picked it up or been in contact with us, please contact us by email at [email protected] We apologise for this inconvenience however our members health is our priority. We will however endeavour to sort something out so that you can be reunited with your artwork as soon as possible.

21.01.2022 We are lucky to have Dominique Oberhauser's exhibition up on the walls at inka gallery at the moment. Come on in and take a closer look at these exquisite paintings that simply glow with vibrant colour and gold leaf details.

18.01.2022 Have you checked out these fabulous faces at inka yet? Local Hobart artist Ingrid Andersen's "Doppelganger 2" paintings are definitely worth purchasing. Ingrid has also produced some smaller scale paintings on sustainably sourced Huon Pine, these are available for $120 each. They would make great gifts as they come beautifully boxed and have their own perspex stands.

17.01.2022 Hythe elements. Carlton Cox. Colour linocut

17.01.2022 Carlton Cox's exhibition continues at inka until March 25. https://inkagalleryhobart.blogspot.com//carlton-cox-garden

16.01.2022 inka member Karen Armstrong is also a writer and poet and has recently been working in collaboration with local musicians to bring the stories behind her artwork to a new audience through a series of "Songs for Rosie". https://youtu.be/38j7M00CvfA

15.01.2022 WE ARE RE-OPENING FOR BUSINESS TOMORROW WEDNESDAY JULY 1st. Opening hours: Wed to Fri 10 - 4 Sat 11 - 4... Mon to Tues 11 - 3 Come on in to inka gallery and give your support to local Tasmanian artists. We are situated in the Salamanca Arts Centre arcades next door to Deja Vu books.

14.01.2022 This gun for hire. Margaret McAteer screenprint

13.01.2022 Lupa Bryant's "Nature and the Divine" series of artworks inspired by the wild beauty of nature, both real and imagined is now up on the gallery walls. This is Lupa's first solo exhibition and these detailed illustrations need to be seen up close and personal, so why not drop in to inka and support this local young Tasmanian artist.

13.01.2022 I am excited to be hanging Dominique's exhibition tomorrow. Check out our blog for a preview of this spectacular exhibition, and take time to come in to the gallery and add some more red dots to the wall.

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13.01.2022 Margaret McAteer (silkscreen climate emergency) and Felicity Edwards (pastel quirky cats) are sharing exhibition space for these framed works on the black wall for the next few weeks. We also have an eclectic mix of art works on the shelves from all of our member artists. There is sure to be something that appeals. Come on in and support this local Tasmanian artist run gallery.

11.01.2022 Margaret McAteer has her framed silk screen prints of "Alan Ladd" and "The Hobart City Council" up on the wall for our current inka members exhibition.

10.01.2022 We now have an ongoing exhibition up on our blogspot of our inka members' artworks that were going to be hung in the gallery. Luckily the artists still have these works at their homes, as you would probably realise we are currently unable to access the gallery. Please take a look. If you are interested in buying any pieces just contact us at [email protected] and we can work something out. We will be showcasing each of our fabulously talented member's work here on facebook as well. https://inkagalleryhobart.blogspot.com//online-exhibition.

09.01.2022 Phill Mason posted this picture and comments today about Salamanca Place, home to many local artists and of course inka gallery as well. We still don't know when we will open our doors again, but when it is safe to do so we will eventually come out from under the doona. In the mean time check out our online member's exhibition and keep safe.

09.01.2022 Ready Steady. Raymond Wittenberg. Conte pencil on paper

09.01.2022 Now on exhibit in the gallery is Ingrid Andersen's "Doppelganger # 2". A series of abstract acrylic portrait paintings that should get your imagination working over time. Come on in and meet these colourful characters and create your own back story to their history https://inkagalleryhobart.blogspot.com//doppelganger-2_17.

08.01.2022 Due to the current health situation we will be closing the gallery for the next four weeks. If you need to pick up artworks purchased in Carlton Cox's exhibition we will be open on Thursday March 26 between 11am and 2pm only. Watch this space as we are intending to have a virtual exhibition of our members works that we hope will enable our customers to support us in some way through this tough time.

04.01.2022 Breakfast Time. Felicity Edwards. Pastel on paper

03.01.2022 Come on in and see inka members latest framed works displayed on the walls in the gallery. They will be up until Dominique Oberhauser's exhibition which will begin Thursday October 22 .

02.01.2022 Lupa Bryant is one of our newest inka members and is also our youngest. Lupa's work is intricately illustrated fantasy images drawn with pen and ink, pencil or produced as etchings and lithographs.These artworks are currently on display in our online members exhibition. https://inkagalleryhobart.blogspot.com//online-exhibition.

02.01.2022 As Tasmania slowly re-opens for business, inka gallery will be coming out from under the Covid-19 doona and re-opening on Wednesday July 1. Until then have a look at our members exhibition, which will continue online, until we feel it appropriate to start up our exhibition calendar. https://inkagalleryhobart.blogspot.com//online-exhibition.

02.01.2022 A couple of pics of works by inka members Felicity Edwards (quirky cat pastel drawings) and Margaret McAteer (climate emergency screen prints), that currently have their framed art works up on the gallery walls in our members exhibition. We also have a wide variety of unframed works and cards. Come on in and support our local Tasmanian artists.

01.01.2022 Freycinet elements. Carlton Cox. Colour linocut