Tasmanian Times
Arts
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4.4KTas That Was – The Spiky Bridge
The Spiky Bridge is a very unique bridge on the east coast.
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Julie Gough Reinterprets Crowther Statue
Media release – City of Hobart, 1 September 2021 Art removes view of controversial statue A controversial statue has been removed from...
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Tas That Was – Camp at the Domain
There has always been a housing crisis in Tasmania, it seems.
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Hobart Wants More Buskers
Media release – City of Hobart, 30 August 2021 Performers urged to bring talents to public spaces Local performers are invited to...
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Balkan Roma Dance Night
Folk Dance Tasmania are offering an evening of Balkan music and dance. The event will feature golden sax, ancient gaida, brass and...
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Book Review – ‘The Deep’ (2021)
Callum J. Jones reviews Kyle Perry's latest novel.
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The ‘Fossil Fools’ Song
Two King Island musicians have written a song called Fossil Fuels at the very time ConocoPhillips’ seismic (pirate) ship has started blasting...
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Revisiting ‘Chopper’ After 20 Years
Based on the autobiographical books of notorious stand-over man and self-made celebrity Mark Brandon ‘Chopper’ Read, Andrew Dominik’s outlandish biopic Chopper detonated...
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Tas That Was – The Taroona Shot Tower
The photograph above, taken in 1888, shows the historic shot tower at Taroona. Built by Joseph Moir in 1870, the tower produced...
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Set In Stone – The Daniel Herbert Sculpture Prize
Set In Stone is a sculpture competition and exhibition that celebrates the traditional techniques and forms of sandstone carving. It is open...
