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‘…techniques of furniture creation are deployed in concert with experimental prose.’

Patrick Hall ‘Made of Broken Pieces’

  • Despard Gallery • Hobart

  • 22 September—16 October 2021

  • Andrew Harper • Published 28 September, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘…the artist just wants a break from the dreadful weight of history…’

Julie Gough ‘Truth Telling: The Crowther Reinterpretation Project’

  • Franklin Square • Hobart

  • 01 September—31 October 2021

  • Andrew Harper • Published 8 September, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘His work constantly hovers around that transitional threshold, slightly uncomfortable, yet deeply alluring.’

Milan Milojevic ‘A Duck Billed What ?’

  • Colville Gallery • Hobart

  • 31 August—13 September 2021

  • Andrew Harper • Published 3 September, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘I recognise a deep connection to Tasmania’s native animals and pockets of untamed wilderness.’

Tom O’Hern ‘After the Future’

  • Bett Gallery • Hobart

  • 27 August—18 September 2021

  • Briony Downes • Published 31 August, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘Juxtaposition and sightlines are the lynchpins of the exhibition’s thematically modular layout.’

Queen Victoria Art Gallery ‘Permanent Exhibition’

  • Queen Victoria Art Gallery • Launceston

  • 01 August 2021—01 July 2022

  • Tim Martain • Published 23 August, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘Zahalka’s work has pointed sense of irony to it.’

Anne Zahalka ‘Lost Landscapes’

  • Queen Victoria Art Gallery • Launceston

  • 05 December 2020—24 October 2021

  • Tim Martain • Published 22 June, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘…beauty, excess and pleasure were at the forefront of Wainewright’s everyday life and work.’

The.LongBoard: Briony Downes on Thomas Griffiths Wainewright ‘Paradise Lost’

  • Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery • Hobart

  • 11 June—03 October 2021

  • Briony Downes • Published 19 June, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘…our culture valorises individual effort, but what might be accomplished over time, by many, is possibly more astonishing.’

Banks’ Florilegium – Society Islands, 1769

  • Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts • Hobart

  • 25 March—31 July 2021

  • Andrew Harper • Published 6 June, 2021