You’re Invited to attend the Launceston Art Society’s “Inspirations” Exhibition
The Launceston Art Society proudly presents “Inspirations”, a community art exhibition showcasing the diverse talents of local members, with visitors invited to vote for their favourite work.
“Inspirations” is a unique exhibition by the Launceston Art Society, hosted at Legacy House.
Running from Friday 10 October to Saturday 18 October, the exhibition is open daily from 10am to 3pm.
The opening event will be held on Friday 10 October at 1pm.
The Exhibition Details
The “Inspirations” exhibition will feature a diverse collection of artworks across multiple mediums, reflecting the wide-ranging interpretations of the theme.
These will include paintings in acrylics, oils, watercolour and pastels, as well as drawing and mixed media.
This broad scope allows artists to express the theme in a way that resonates most with them, ensuring a rich and varied display of artistic vision.
Where: Legacy House, 59 York Street, Launceston 7250
When: Friday 10th to Saturday 18th October 2025, 10am – 3pm daily.
You’re invited to the Opening
The opening event will be held on Friday 10th October at 1pm.
Connecting with the Launceston Art Society
Be sure to explore the inspiring Launceston Art Society’s website, and follow them on Facebook.
The Launceston Art Society warmly welcomes new members.
Vote for the Best in Show
Unlike many exhibitions judged solely by peers, “Inspirations” invites members of the public to actively participate by voting for the artwork they believe deserves “Best in Show.”
Exhibition Prizes
Prizes include:
- $500 from Launceston Art Society,
- $250 framing from Art Stretchers, and
- $125 in art supplies from the Launceston Art Centre,
- as well as the Margaret Baker Award, chosen by a representative.
Entry to Legacy House is via the Elizabeth Street car park or the York Street entrance.
Visitors can expect a welcoming atmosphere and the chance to engage directly with the creative spirit of their community.
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Inspiration and Joy
This exhibition is for the whole community of Launceston and beyond — art lovers, families, collectors, and anyone curious to explore creativity in a supportive setting.
The joy comes from more than just viewing art; visitors will have the rare chance to help shape the outcome of the show by voting for their favourite piece.
This inclusive approach allows everyone, regardless of artistic knowledge, to connect with the artworks that speak to them personally.
Members Exhibition
For members of the Launceston Art Society, the exhibition offers a platform to share their vision with a wider audience, while the community gains the opportunity to celebrate and encourage local talent.
The joy of participation, discovery, and connection is at the heart of “Inspirations.”
Exhibition Showcasing Diverse Members’ Works
The exhibition will feature the work of members of the Launceston Art Society, a collective of diverse artists with a shared passion for creativity.
These members range from emerging artists experimenting with new techniques to established creatives whose work has already found recognition.
Each artist brings their own unique background, influences, and interpretations of the theme “Inspirations.”
The result is an exhibition that highlights the strength and diversity of the region’s artistic community.
By showcasing a variety of perspectives and talents, the Launceston Art Society aims to engage viewers with authentic, locally created art that reflects both individual inspiration and the broader Tasmanian spirit.
A Wide Variety of Mediums and Styles in the Exhibition
The “Inspirations” exhibition will feature a wide variety of mediums and styles, reflecting the breadth of creativity within the Launceston Art Society.
Visitors can expect to see paintings in oil, acrylic, and watercolour, alongside drawing and mixed media works.
The theme allows artists to explore what personally motivates or inspires them, resulting in an exhibition that is both diverse and thought-provoking.
Traditional landscapes and portraits may sit alongside bold contemporary pieces or abstract expressions, giving visitors a true sense of the range of talent within the society.
This variety ensures that there is something for everyone to enjoy and connect with, making the exhibition an accessible and enriching cultural experience for all.
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