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Southern Tasmania’s landscapes, communities and cultural stories have long influenced local artists and makers. Across nipaluna / Hobart and the surrounding regions, travellers can join hands-on art and craft workshops, visit working studios, explore independent galleries and see exhibitions featuring Tasmanian artists.
Try pottery, painting, drawing, woodcarving or jewellery making, or spend an afternoon browsing galleries and creative spaces. This guide brings together art workshops, craft activities, artist studios and exhibitions across Southern Tasmania.
Southern Tasmania is home to a diverse community of artists, makers and independent galleries. Across nipaluna / Hobart and the surrounding regions, visitors can explore working studios, contemporary art spaces, small local galleries and changing exhibitions featuring Tasmanian artists.
These creative spaces offer a closer look at the region’s art, stories and landscapes, with opportunities to meet local makers, see works in progress and discover paintings, photography, ceramics, sculpture, textiles and other forms of contemporary craft.
Discover more ways to experience art, culture and local creativity across Southern Tasmania.
Creative workshops across Southern Tasmania can include pottery, painting, drawing, printmaking, jewellery making, woodcarving and other hands-on craft activities. Available workshops change throughout the year, so check individual event details before visiting.
Art galleries and creative spaces can be found throughout nipaluna / Hobart, including around Salamanca, the waterfront and the city centre. There are also independent galleries, artist studios and exhibition spaces across the Huon Valley, Derwent Valley, Heritage Highway, Bruny Island and other parts of Southern Tasmania.
Many workshops have limited places and require advance bookings. Check the individual workshop listing for dates, prices, age requirements and booking information.
Many creative workshops welcome beginners and provide materials, instruction and equipment. Some activities may be designed for experienced artists or particular age groups, so read the workshop details before booking.
Yes, most galleries and exhibitions offer free entry, while others charge admission or require bookings. Opening hours and exhibition programs can change, particularly at smaller regional galleries and artist studios.
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