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The Huon Valley Studio Art Trail will take place on Saturday, 26th, and Sunday, 27th October 2024. This event offers an exclusive glimpse into the studios and creative spaces of some of the most talented artists and makers in Southern Tasmania. Attendees can witness the vibrant arts community thriving within the picturesque landscapes of the Huon Valley.
Join us as artists open their studio doors, inviting you to step into their creative spaces where the magic happens. You’ll have the chance to see works in progress, discover their techniques and materials, and hear firsthand about the experiences, passions, and stories shaping their artistic vision.
Plan a weekend adventure and explore the beauty of the valley and the far south. For more details about the art trail and participating artists,
Plan a weekend or longer stay in the stunning Huon Valley to take full advantage of this unique event. The region’s lush forests, rolling hills, and tranquil waterways create a perfect backdrop for a journey of artistic discovery. Whether you’re an art enthusiast, a casual observer, or someone looking to experience the local culture, the Huon Valley Studio Art Trail offers something for everyone.
Several galleries and establishments are participating in the 2024 event, enhancing the art trail experience. Individual artists are opening their studios, and visitors can explore the diverse offerings at several businesses, including Huon Art, Willie Smith’s, Frank’s Cider, Cygnet Gallery, Geeveston Town Hall Visitor Centre, Dover Museum and others. Each venue offers a unique perspective on the region’s rich artistic heritage and contemporary creativity.
Register your details at each studio or gallery that you visit to go into the draws for fabulous prizes donated by the events generous sponsors.
You could win a weekend for two at The Bowmont, Franklin. Lunch for two at Franks Ciderhouse and Cafe. Two bottles of wine from Kate Hill Wines. Plus for the young ones, find entry forms at studios to win art materials and more.
Harvest and Light in Geeveston will host an exclusive exhibition, Choosing a Wine by its Cover, launching on 26th October during the Huon Valley Studio Art Trail weekend. The exhibition showcases the personal artworks of artists who have designed wine labels, offering a unique blend of art and winemaking. Featured artists include Tom O’Hern, Fabien Fery, and Tom Davidson, each presenting distinct styles that reflect their label designs and creative stories. The event runs for a month, allowing visitors to explore the artworks, taste the wines, and purchase both the art and the bottles that feature it.
The Huon Valley Studio Art Trail promises an enriching experience for all attendees. From painters and sculptors to photographers and mixed media artists, the trail showcases a wide array of artistic talent.
Visitors will have the opportunity to meet the artists, learn about their creative processes, and purchase unique pieces directly from the creators.
With the combination of stunning natural beauty, a supportive community, and an impressive lineup of artists, the Huon Valley Art Trail is more than just an event—it’s a celebration of the spirit of creativity that defines the region.
Mark your calendars and prepare to be inspired by the artistic wonders that await in the heart of Southern Tasmania.
The Huon Valley Studio Arts Trail is made possible through the generous sponsorship of several local businesses and organisations. Key sponsors have included Cygnet Old Bank, The Kiln Eatery, Huon Valley Council, and Huon Valley Tas. Their support underscores the community’s commitment to fostering and promoting the arts.
The Huon Valley Tourism Network organises the Huon Valley Arts Trail. Its website provides updates and further information.
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