Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "landscape"
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335ArticleTroy Ruffels Takayna Exhibition: ‘When the World Goes Quiet’
When the World Goes Quiet dwells within the Takayna/Tarkine, where forest and stone coexist in an evolving dialogue of endurance and transformation....
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Bay of Fires Brings New Humour to Tradition of Australian Gothic
Arresting, dry and fast-paced: ABC series Bay of Fires brings a new humour to the tradition of Australian Gothic Anika Van Cleef (Marta...
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How Festivals Transform Lives, and Landscapes
Every year in lutruwita/Tasmania, tens of thousands of people journey to and meander through the island state and take in festivals such...
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Prescribed Burning and Risk in Tasmania
The autumn burn season is well underway in lutruwita/Tasmania. Prescribed burning is important because it helps us to mitigate bushfire risk, and...
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Draft Stanley Coastal Assessment Report Seeks Feedback
Preliminary Draft Report – Geoscene International, 4 March 2022 Stanley Coastal Landscape Assessment (First Edition) EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Project Context and Aims The...
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Launceston’s Jong Kim Wins National Photography Award
This year’s Camera House Australia Awards have bestowed Launceston’s Jong Kim with the 2021 Photographer of the Year title. The virtually held...
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New Exhibitions at Devonport Regional Gallery
A collaborative installation evoking Tasmania’s Midlands landscape and a reflection on displacement, regeneration, and conservation by artists Patrick Sutczak and Karen Hall,...
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The ‘Super-highways’ Used by First Australians
The ‘super-highways’ the First Australians used to cross the ancient land There are many hypotheses about where the Indigenous ancestors first settled...
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Tas Featured in Landscape Photography Collection
Australian landscape photographer Scott Leggo has announced his new coffee table book Australia- A photographic journey will be printed later this year....
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Sebastian Galloway Wins Glover Prize
A captivating artwork on copper by Sebastian Galloway has won Australia’s most prestigious landscape art prize. Depicting the barren Mars-like landscape of...
