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Blossoming Creativity
One of the most enchanting aspects of Southern Tasmania is the proliferation of blooming flowers or autumn leaves, and vibrant landscapes. This natural beauty is the muse for many local artists who capture the essence of the seasons in their works. From impressionist paintings to intricate botanical sketches, you can expect to see an array of artwork that reflects the colors and vitality of the region.
Crafting Connections
Art and Craft is deeply embedded in the culture of Southern Tasmania. Local artisans and crafters are known for their skill and dedication to their trades. Whether you’re interested in pottery, textiles, woodworking, carving, or any other craft, you’re sure to find a workshop to join or a gallery to visit and meet the talented individuals behind them.
A Journey of Discovery
Southern Tasmania is not just about viewing art and craft; it’s an opportunity to engage with the creators, to learn their stories, and be part of a thriving artistic community. Whether you’re a seasoned art enthusiast or just looking for a new experience, there’s something for every creative in southern Tasmania.
Plan Your Artistic Adventure
As you plan your visit to Southern Tasmania, be sure to explore the various art galleries, craft studios, and event listings. This region offers an open invitation to experience the creativity, culture, and natural beauty that is uniquely Southern Tasmania.
unlock your creative potential through art and craft workshops. These workshops are not only a chance to immerse yourself in the boundless beauty of the area but also an opportunity to nurture your artistic talents, whether you’re a seasoned artist or a budding enthusiast.

French-Swiss artist Julian Charrière is marking a descent into deep time at Mona.

Immerse yourself in a beautiful southern Tasmanian location, connecting with the natural environment through the practice of nature journalling.

Wildlife Photography for beginners is a hands-on workshop designed for people who want to learn the foundational skills of nature photography in a real-world

Join in for the Autumn Crafty DeStash Market – a community market for pre-loved crafty treasures. One person’s stash is another person’s treasure!

Wildlife Photography for beginners is a hands-on workshop designed for people who want to learn the foundational skills of nature photography in a real-world

The Huon Art Awards is a much-loved annual art competition and exhibition showcasing local and Tasmanian talent since 2002.

Join facilitators Anna and Jilli in Ross Tasmania and learn how to weave baskets with NZ flax.

Join facilitators Anna and Jilli to learn how to use natural materials to make a small melon basket using found, gathered and repurposed materials.

Join facilitators Anna and Jilli in Ross Tasmania and learn the ancient art of basket weaving to create your one-of-a-kind woven pieces.

“A hands-on journey through Ross’s wild beauty, from earthbound scenes to starlit dreams.”

Welcome to a day of creative mindfulness with David and Michelle of Phoenix Creations in their small Cygnet studio.

The Huon Valley Studio Art Trail, now commencing its sixth year in 2025, will run over three days after Hobart Show holiday.

The Geeveston Art Show is now in it’s 6th year of showcasing the very best that the Artisans of the Huon Valley have to

A relaxed, seasonal country market & social event, held just four times a year in the beautiful Valley Campground at Crabtree, in Tasmania’s Huon

Leap and Wander Pottery Workshops will help you discover your inner potter. Workshoppers pinch, roll, sip and nibble our way through a few hours.

The concept of Wisdom Through Wood emerged from the Tasmanian forest in 2012.
What sets this region apart is not just its stunning natural beauty but also the vibrant artistic community that thrives within it. If you’re a curious traveller or a local art enthusiast, you’ll be delighted to know that Southern Tasmania is home to many art and craft studios and galleries, each a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.

Five countries, five exhibitions: France, Germany, Estonia, Denmark, and now Australia. The latest iteration of Jeremy Shaw’s new venture arrives at Mona.

Italian sculptor Arcangelo Sassolino brings his experiments with force, change and some very hot steel to Mona.

Located just up the river from Hobart, Mona’s subterranean architecture showcases the highlights (and lowlights) of David Walsh’s $110m private collection.

The Wall In The Wilderness is situated at Derwent Bridge in Tasmania’s Central Highlands.

Hadley’s Gallery presents an exhibition of artists active in Tasmania during the nineteenth century. The exhibition features reproductions of watercolours and drawings.

Located on Hobart’s historic waterfront, the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG). Recently redeveloped. Closed Mondays.

Situated on the historic Hobart waterfront, IXL Tasmanian Art Gallery is home to a bespoke collection of works showcasing the remarkable talent of Tasmanian artists

Wild Island celebrates the nature of Tasmania through art, fine design, beautiful gifts, cultural events and workshops.

The Weaver’s Cottages Studio in Oatlands is an open studio and gallery specialising in world-class Tasmanian artists’ work.

A Gallery of Beautiful Bespoke Tasmanian Art and Craft Works in the Southern Midlands Town of Oatlands in the Heartlands of Tasmania.
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The Salamanca Arts Centre is a vibrant arts community located at Hobart’s Salamanca Place.