Come discover the sparkling new Art Trails Tasmania treasure, “Crafting Your Own Creative Tasmanian Holiday Guide” that lets you find workshops, exhibitions & more
Be part of our inaugural Members’ Workshop Call Out as we prepare to launch an entire season of workshops!
Here are 12 gentle and practical ways to explore your creativity as you let nature guide your creative practice in Part 2 of our series.
Open studio sessions with the Launceston Art Society invite beginners and creatives to explore, create, and connect in a relaxed, welcoming space each month.
In part 2 on how series on how to grow and promote a thriving art group and society we share a PDF Checklist and a host of very practical tips.
Explore how an Art Group and Society can support artists and makers, creative growth and thrive with engaging and popular events in Part 1 of our series.
Be part of this Creative Play with Acrylics Workshop with Annette Fuller.
Explore your creativity with Nature as your muse, letting it gently shape the way you see, feel and imagine in Part 1 of our series.
Emma Smith Trickett creates art inspired by forests and ecosystems, exploring the relational experience of being among trees, shifting perspectives, and place.
Discover the joys of creating in the beautiful medium of coloured pencils in this workshop with Marilyn Theisel that has a strong focus on developing skills.
Explore your creativity through thoughtful constraints that reduce overwhelm, build focus and gently support a joyful, sustainable creative practice.
Amanda Berryman shares how intuitive painting, meditation and Tasmania’s natural rhythms bring joy, healing and deep presence to her art practice.
It’s time to explore the West Tamar Art Group exhibition 6×4 for a delightful and healthy dose of creative inspiration!
Peter Ellyard creates art where steel meets colour and sunlight, crafting lasting pieces influenced by Tasmania’s landscape and shifting skies.
A new exhibition at Poatina Tree Art Gallery, Journey: Places of stillness and contemplation reveals Dorothy Knox’s atmospheric watercolours.
Explore your creativity by embracing limits as creative catalysts. Learn how constraints support focus and creative voice in part one of this series.
