Tasmanian Times
Arts
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3.2KTas That Was – The Exhibition Building in Hobart
Hobart’s Exhibition Building covered eleven acres on the Domain. It was home of the city’s International Exhibition.
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We Are Enough Art Project
The day that Christie and I met seemed like any other ordinary day. It was slightly over-cast and grey, a cool crisp...
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Film Review – ‘Cranston Academy: Monster Zone’
Cranston Academy: Monster Zone is an animated horror-comedy film that features the voices of Jamie Bell and Ruby Rose.
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Watch House Art Exhibition – Gerald Martin/Goos
Lighthouse Regional Arts are pleased to announce the opening of Perspectives by Gerald Martin/Goos. This collection of bold colourful oil paintings reflect...
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Short Films – ‘There Is No ‘I’ In Island’
Tasmanian filmmakers Catherine Pettman and Rebecca Thomson are launching their latest film project, the animated documentary series There Is No ‘I’ In...
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Devonport & Minamata Seeing Through Each Other’s Eyes
Devonport residents are being invited to share a photo of something they love about their city, with the people of Minamata, Japan,...
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Tas That Was – Hadley’s Orient Hotel
The history of Hadley’s Orient Hotel spans nearly two centuries!
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Review – ‘Paradise Lost’ (Dark Mofo 2021)
Romanticism, lust, murder, forgery, and incarceration collide in the life of renowned convict artist Thomas Griffiths Wainewright.
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Review – ‘Thurston Moore with Wobbly’ (Dark Mofo 2021)
Thurston Moore performed at the Odeon Theatre on Friday night with long-time collaborator, Wobbly.
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Photography in Tasmania
Photography has always been popular in our island.
