Tasmanian Times
Arts
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758HOBART COLLEGE: Le bateau de rêves
In association with the Alliance Française de Hobart, Dr Christiane Conésa-Bostock will launch the French and bilingual editions of Le bateau de...
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HOBART BOOKSHOP: Sophie Scott
Nine-year-old Sophie Scott is going to Antarctica on an icebreaker with her dad, the ship’s captain. During the voyage to Mawson Station...
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An Artful Shed Adds Delight to Collins Street
Pictures: Gerhard Mausz If you are one of the 2000 people who walk or cycle through the west end of Collins Street...
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Greens pan Libs’ plan to cut 10 Days’ funding
The Tasmanian Greens today (Sunday) said that they would not support any cut to funding of the Ten Days on the Island...
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Wanted: Tasmanian Lorax
The call of the Lorax was never more relevant. And never more ignored. Never was there a better time for The Lorax...
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Once upon a night time …
A couple of hours of “freeshooting” is my time to disappear into my own world. A time to explore and experiment with...
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Just Doomed …
BookMark is a regular column focusing on Tasmanian publications, writers and literary events. On April 27 I was one of 600 people...
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Janet Laurence: After Eden
Speech launching After Eden, an installation by Janet Laurence at Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation, 15 March 2012, Sydney. Images from Janet Laurence’s...
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Book sales have fallen off a cliff, but literature’s future is bright online
Tasmanian literary and cultural journal Island will launch its latest issue Island 128: Digitalism at 6pm Wednesday 2 May at Waterside Pavilion,...
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New views crucial to Australia’s literary culture
ISLAND magazine has been an acute observer of the Tasmanian literary scene for decades. It incorporates local voices with national representation, offering...
