In Part 2, discover 12 ideas to embrace curiosity and grow through Intentional Creative Experimentation Practice— explore your creativity with Art Trails Tasmania!
Escape into hours of arty joy as you explore new creative laneways with these 7 books for art lovers in our latest book reviews and learn something new!
You’re invited to explore the Realm Daughter and Father Exhibition by Michaela Boon and Christopher Selby at Woolmers Estate
In Part 2 of our series on flourishing with art retreats, learn how to structure and promote your events that inspire creativity and engagement.
Discover how to run successful art retreats that boost creativity, income, & connections. Part 1 of a 2-part series with practical tips for artists by Art Trails Tasmania.
Thriving with bold colours, mark-making, creatively challenging herself artist Julie McDonald is coming into her own as she honours her muse.
Discover the latest art workshops and classes with Artist in Residence Julie McDonald at the beautiful and inspiring historic Quamby Estate.
Noelene Hammand’s love of colour began in art galleries. Now, from her studio by the Tamar, she creates vibrant works with wool, beads, and bold textiles.
It is time to explore and push creative limits with this Stitching and Beyond workshop: Beyond Print with Stitch with Gaye Nieuwenhof!
In part 1 of our series on intentional creative experimentation we look at what’s it is all about and how to flourish with this game changing practice.
In our latest book review we dive into nine fabulous books to give loads of creative joy for makers with Art Trails Tasmania!
In the second part of our series on success with workshops for artists, we have 9 great ideas to get you started on crafting your own calendar of workshops.
Part 1 on how to have financially successful artist-led workshops delves into what’s involved, the power of a calendar of workshops & the value of doing them.
Meet Steve Myers as he explores creativity, innovation, emotion and artistic growth in his Art Trails Tasmania Artist Profile.
It’s time to meet artist Denise Cox as she shares her joy and solace found through expressive and colourful art in her Artist Profile story with Art Trails Tasmania.
