The Long Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre in Hobart, Tasmania | Performance & event venue

The Long Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre

Locality: Hobart, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6234 8414

Address: 77 Salamanca Place 7000 Hobart, TAS, Australia

Website: https://www.salarts.org.au/venue/long-gallery

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25.01.2022 It's the FINAL DAYS of 'DISRUPTED ISOLATION', a collective exhibition that draws on the themes of isolation, digital disruption and humanity’s intersection with the wild. Featuring the works of Zoë Fitzherbert (TIDAL mixed media), Andrew Wilson (SYNTH photography) and Matt Sullivan (VERGE acrylic). LONG GALLERY, Level 1, Salamanca Arts Centre... FINAL DAYS! Until Saturday 3 October 2020 10:00am - 4:00pm Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au/event/disrupted-isolation/

25.01.2022 From Friday, the call into the SIDESPACE GALLERY for 'Paintings | by Stephen Mallick : An exhibition of new paintings featuring landscapes and figures. SIDESPACE GALLERY, Level 1, Salamanca Arts Centre Friday 12 Wednesday 24 February 2021... Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au/ev/paintings-by-stephen-mallick/ Image Credits: Stephen Mallick. Landscape 1 (2020). Oil on canvas. 51cm x 72cm.

24.01.2022 If you are wandering along Salamanca Place, don't forget to stop by the LIGHTBOX for the latest exhibition by Donna Ritchie. Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Micro Mosaics... by Donna Ritchie Throughout the month of November 2020 the LIGHTBOX showcases the works of Donna Ritchie. Nine mini wearable artworks, each piece is roughly 3cm wide. Made with Italian Gold and Glass Smalti and Ceramics. LIGHTBOX, Salamanca Arts Centre (main entrance) FINAL DAYS! Until Sunday 29 November 2020 **Lightbox viewable 24/7* Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au//itsy-bitsy-teeny-weeny-micro-/ Image Credits: Donna Ritchie

21.01.2022 THIS WEEKEND call into the SIDESPACE GALLERY for the Hunter Island Press (HIP) Mini Print Exhibition & Sale. This is the The 16th. Annual Members’ Exhibition and Sale of original prints. All prints $40 each. 21cm x 21cm. SIDESPACE GALLERY, Level 1, Salamanca Arts Centre... Until Sunday 29 November 2020 10:00am 4:30pm daily Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au/event/hip-mini-print-2020/ Image Credits: Rowena Bond; Alicja Boyd; Nikki D’Emden; Denise Hallett; Amy Hunter; Janice Luckman.

21.01.2022 It's the FINAL DAYS of the Hunter Island Press (HIP) Mini Print Exhibition & Sale in the SIDESPACE GALLERY! This is the The 16th. Annual Members’ Exhibition and Sale of original prints. All prints $40 each. 21cm x 21cm. SIDESPACE GALLERY, Level 1, Salamanca Arts Centre... FINAL DAYS! Until Sunday 29 November 2020 10:00am 4:30pm daily Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au/event/hip-mini-print-2020/ Image Credits: Rowena Bond; Alicja Boyd; Nikki D’Emden; Denise Hallett; Amy Hunter; Janice Luckman.

20.01.2022 Fashion parade, wine and cheese and watercolour fashion workshop all rolled into one. Dress up and join us for 'Art and Fashion' an evening of watercolour fashion illustration and fashion evening co hosted by Nolan Art, Alyssa Bermudez and Keshet Design. The Founders Room, Salamanca Arts Centre (Level 2) ... Friday 2 October 2020, 6:30pm 8:30pm Bookings Essential! For TICKETS and more info, go to: https://www.salarts.org.au/event/art-and-fashion/ Nolan Gallery and Nolan School of Art

18.01.2022 Coming soon to the Sidespace Gallery is 'Southern Tasmania : In the path of the Roaring 40s' : A solo exhibition of selected works on paper by Raymond Dean. SIDESPACE GALLERY, Level 1, Salamanca Arts Centre Wednesday 30 September Tuesday 6 October 2020... Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au/event/southern-tasmania/ Image Credits: Raymond Dean

18.01.2022 Call into SAC this weekend for your weekly dose of Visual Arts: - LIGHTBOX (Ground Floor): 'FALL' by Chi-Ling Tabart - LONG GALLERY (Level 1) : DISRUPTED ISOLATION | Long Gallery Exhibition by Zoë Fitzherbert, Andrew Wilson, Matt Sullivan - STUDIO GALLERY (Level 2): 'Studio Stories by Hannah Blackmore, Michaye Boulter, Katherine Cooper, Julie Payne, Jock Young... For more info and to see what's on at Salamanca Arts Centre, go to: https://www.salarts.org.au/whats-on/ Image Credits: - Zoë Fitzherbert / Andrew Wilson / Matt Sullivan - Julie Payne - Chi-Ling Tabart

18.01.2022 Planning your Saturday? SAC has everything you need for your Visual Arts fix this weekend: - LONG GALLERY (Level 1) : 'DISRUPTED ISOLATION' by Zoë Fitzherbert, Andrew Wilson and Matt Sullivan : FINAL DAYS! - SIDESPACE GALLERY (Level 1) : 'Southern Tasmania : In the path of the Roaring 40s' by Raymond Dean : FINAL DAYS! - TOP GALLERY (Level 2) : 'Still Life' by Madeline Parsons... - STUDIO GALLERY (Level 2) : 'Fragmented' by Michaye Boulter - LIGHTBOX (Ground Floor) : 'Karen Takes It Further' by Karen Lyttle For more info and opening hours for all of the exhibition, go to: https://www.salarts.org.au/whats-on/category/exhibition/

14.01.2022 Throughout the month of October, call into the TOP GALLERY for 'Still Life' : a collection of digitally-generated paper sculptures and ‘works of paper’ by emerging artist Madeleine Parsons. This is the artist’s first exhibition and is part of ongoing investigation in the use of abstract geometric paper forms to explore compelling dualities: analogue and digital, two dimensional and three dimensional, animate and inanimate. TOP GALLERY, Level 2, Salamanca Arts Centre... Saturday 3 Saturday 24 October 2020 Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au/event/still-life/ Image Credits: Madeleine Parsons

14.01.2022 Throughout the month of October, SAC Resident Artist Michaye Boulter provides a glimpse behind the scenes of her creative process, via the photo collages that inform her painting. 'Fragmented' by Michaye Boulter STUDIO GALLERY, Level 2, Salamanca Arts Centre from Saturday 3 Saturday 24 October 2020... Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au/event/fragmented/ Image Credits: Michaye Boulter

11.01.2022 Currently in the LONG GALLERY is 'Water Ways', presented by The Art Society of Tasmania. 'Water Ways' showcases the talent of 120 Tasmanian artists as they create an artwork related to WATER. The theme of the 'Water Ways' is water, that vital; element that makes all life on earth possible. As an island we are surrounded by water so there is ample opportunity for artists to capture its mood and beauty and be inspired to interpret a response in any medium or style.... LONG GALLERY, Level 1, Salamanca Arts Centre Until Sunday 14 February 2021 10:00am 5:00pm daily Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au/event/water-ways-2021/ Image Credits: All images courtesy of The Art Society of Tasmania Inc. Key Image: Artwork from top left, clockwise : Cath de Little, Vivi Oi, Vivienne Dick, Rick Crossland, Richard Bacon, Sue Miller.

10.01.2022 This weekend, call into the LONG GALLERY for 'CAT x SAC : Marking Time' : New and experimental works by Contemporary Art Tasmania Studio Resident Artists. The four current studio residents at Contemporary Art Tasmania Maria Blackwell, Andy Hutson, Dexter Rosengrave and Jake Walker present new and in-progress works that reflect on the processes and problems of making art in the unfamiliar territory of the COVID pandemic. Through their individual studio practice, these arti...sts seek to find new ways of working and thinking about art that resonates within their own time, place and perspective. LONG GALLERY, Level 1, Salamanca Arts Centre Saturday 21 Saturday 28 November 2020 10:00am 4:00pm daily Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au/event/catxsac-marking-time/ Image Credits: Jake Walker / Andy Hutson / Maria Blackwell / Dexter Rosengrave

08.01.2022 'Still Life' is a collection of digitally-generated paper sculptures and ‘works of paper’ by emerging artist Madeleine Parsons. This is the artist’s first exhibition and is part of ongoing investigation in the use of abstract geometric paper forms to explore compelling dualities: analogue and digital, two dimensional and three dimensional, animate and inanimate. TOP GALLERY, Level 2, Salamanca Arts Centre... Saturday 3 Saturday 24 October 2020 OPENING HOURS: Monday Friday 9:00am 5:00pm / Saturdays 10:00am 4:00pm / Sundays CLOSED Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au/event/still-life/ Image Credits: Madeleine Parsons

07.01.2022 It's the FINAL DAYS of 'CAT x SAC : Marking Time' : New and experimental works by Contemporary Art Tasmania Studio Resident Artists, in the LONG GALLERY. The four current studio residents at Contemporary Art Tasmania Maria Blackwell, Andy Hutson, Dexter Rosengrave and Jake Walker present new and in-progress works that reflect on the processes and problems of making art in the unfamiliar territory of the COVID pandemic. Through their individual studio practice, these artis...ts seek to find new ways of working and thinking about art that resonates within their own time, place and perspective. LONG GALLERY, Level 1, Salamanca Arts Centre FINAL DAYS! Until Saturday 28 November 2020 10:00am 4:00pm daily Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au/event/catxsac-marking-time/ Image Credits: Dexter Rosengrave / Andy Hutson / Maria Blackwell / Jake Walker.

06.01.2022 In the latest exhibition 'Fragmented', SAC Resident Artist Michaye Boulter provides a glimpse behind the scenes of her creative process, via the photo collages that inform her painting. STUIOD GALLERY, Level 2, Salamanca Arts Centre Saturday 3 Saturday 24 October 2020 DAILY OPENING HOURS: Monday Friday 9:00am 5:00pm / Saturdays 12:00noon 4:00pm / Sundays CLOSED... Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au/event/fragmented/ Image Credits: Michaye Boulter

05.01.2022 A frequent fossicker, I have an armoury of oddments that I’ve kept with a pre ordained knowledge asserting that they will be useful one day. In these dark strange times of global pandemic, ominous Twitterings and a ‘Karen’ witch hunt, I have been pushed to the point where I finally know what these things are for. As a persecuted Karen, I am reaching further than the manager for protection and predictions. Roughly and instinctively I have been hewing talismans, whilst keening..., to protect my very soul. Karen Lyttle Throughout the month of October, pause for a moment at the LIGHTBOX for 'Karen Takes It Further' : An installation by Karen Lyttle. Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au/event/karen-takes-it-further/ Image Credits: Karen Lyttle

04.01.2022 Call into the Sidespace Gallery for 'Southern Tasmania : In the path of the Roaring 40s' : A solo exhibition of selected works on paper by Raymond Dean. SIDESPACE GALLERY, Level 1, Salamanca Arts Centre Until Tuesday 6 October 2020 11:00am 6:00pm daily... Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au/event/southern-tasmania/ Image Credits: Raymond Dean

03.01.2022 Throughout February, the TOP GALLERY proudly showcases 'Walking Shadows: Bal Maidens & Brisons Veor' by emerging artist Belinda Casey. These works are a visual exploration of the traces of the lives of the Bal Maidens (Bal meaning mine in Cornish), women who worked for the Cornish Tin Mines during the 18th and 19th Centuries, through the representation of their Gooks (bonnets) and shoes upon the Cornish landscape. The exhibition also investigates Cornish emigration to... Tasmania in the late 19th Century and these women’s trace upon the Tasmanian landscape. This exhibition is the culmination of an Artist’s Residency at Brisons Veor, Cape Cornwall, UK in 2019. TOP GALLERY, Level 2, Salamanca Arts Centre Saturday 6 Sunday 28 February 2021 9:00am 5:00pm Monday Friday 10:00am 1:00pm on Saturday 6 + 13 + 27 February 2021 CLOSED Sundays Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au/event/walking-shadows/ Image Credits: Belinda Casey - Artist Belinda Casey. Walking Shadows #1. Chalk rubbing, Oil and White Charcoal on Canvas. 40cm x 40cm. + Belinda Casey. Bal Maidens on the dressing floors of Dolcoath Mine Camborne, Cornwall, late 19th Century. Image courtesy of Geevor Tin Mine + Belinda Casey. View over Brisons Veor towards Land’s End (August 2019). Cape Cornwall, United Kingdom.

03.01.2022 Pause for a moment at the LIGHTBOX to see 'Karen Takes It Further' : An installation by Karen Lyttle A frequent fossicker, I have an armoury of oddments that I’ve kept with a pre ordained knowledge asserting that they will be useful one day. In these dark strange times of global pandemic, ominous Twitterings and a ‘Karen’ witch hunt, I have been pushed to the point where I finally know what these things are for.... As a persecuted Karen, I am reaching further than the manager for protection and predictions. Roughly and instinctively I have been hewing talismans, whilst keening, to protect my very soul. Karen Lyttle LIGHTBOX, Main entrane, Salamanca Arts Centre Thursday 1 October Sunday 1 November 2020* *Installation viewable 24/7 Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au/event/karen-takes-it-further/ Image Credits: Karen Lyttle

02.01.2022 From Wednesday, call into the Sidespace Gallery for the latest exhibition by Raymond Dean, titled 'Southern Tasmania : In the path of the Roaring 40s'. SIDESPACE GALLERY, Level 1, Salamanca Arts Centre EXHIBITION DATES : Wednesday 30 September Tuesday 6 October 2020... Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au/event/southern-tasmania/ Image Credits: Raymond Dean

02.01.2022 When I first started this small project I had no idea where this series would take me. My research began with the well known adventurous cats; Mathew Flinders and his cat Trim, Harry McNish and his cat Mrs Chippy. Many cats went to sea on naval ships in WW1 and WW2, they were considered good luck plus they made good ratters and mousers. To add to my research I put a shout out on social media for folks to email me their stories of felines on board boats, and to my delight I... had several people contact me with stories and photos of their seafaring cats. Grace Garton Throughout February 2021, the LIGHTBOX is proud to showcase the works of Grace Garton, with her latest installation 'AHOY! Cats On Board'. LIGHTBOX, Main Entrance, Salamanca Arts Centre Friday 29 January Sunday 28 February 2021 Find out more at: https://www.salarts.org.au/event/ahoy-cats-on-board/ Image Credits: Grace Garton Artist Grace Garton. 'Scarlet' (2020). Soft sculpture and paper mache. 40 x 20 x 7 cm.