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Art, Flow & Purpose: Meg Shaw’s Creative Journey

by Art Trails Tasmania | 10 Nov, 2025 | Artist Profile

Joy and Purpose Through Art for Meg Shaw Art brings me joy. I particularly love being in the ‘flow’ state of creation – when I’m absorbed in the moment – so much so, I have no sense of time. Another aspect that’s engaging for me is being...

Rachel Harris Creates Art That Sparks Connection and Care for Wildlife

by Art Trails Tasmania | 13 Oct, 2025 | Artist Profile

A Sense of Wonder Inspires Creativity Living in Tasmania, it’s impossible not to be inspired by the wild. I grew up in New Zealand, and even after many years on Hobart’s eastern shore I’m still in awe of the unique wildlife found only on this island. Each...

Innovation and Imagination Guide the Artistic Journey of Debra Williams

by Art Trails Tasmania | 3 Sep, 2025 | Artist Profile

Being Brave with Your Artistic Journey I strive to create an outcome that I have envisaged, but sometimes the art takes me into a different sphere, and the outcome is better. I love experimenting with different media. This month, I have a large portrait entered in a...

Janet Fuller Paints Joy, Courage & King Island

by Art Trails Tasmania | 1 Sep, 2025 | Artist Profile

Inspiration is Everywhere on King Island I love it when things just work. That one amazing brushstroke that elevates the ordinary to something that makes you go “wow, that’s it”. When colours come together in a way that’s so bold they explode...

Jennifer Grubba Weaves Strength Into Every Wire Sculpture She Makes

by Art Trails Tasmania | 26 May, 2025 | Artist Profile

Jennifer Grubba is Untangling a Path to Healing with Her Wire Sculpture Practice My wire sculpture has been part of my recovery after a diagnosis of PTSD, Depression, Severe Anxiety and Agrophobia. I find the wire is incredibly meditative, and I can easily lose myself...

Jacquelyn Mansell Paints Tasmania’s Spirit With Heart and Purpose

by Art Trails Tasmania | 7 Apr, 2025 | Artist Profile

Meet Tasmanian Artist Jacquelyn Mansell The greatest joy in my art comes from the profound connection between myself, the subject, and the viewer. Immersing myself in the landscapes and wildlife of Lutruwita (Tasmania) allows me to translate the island’s raw...
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