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Art Exhibition – Feathers, Fur & Flora

Four Tasmanian artists bring their exciting artwork together for this inspiring exhibition on all things feathery, furry and floral.

28 August - 23 September 2026

| Harmony on High Street

Ryan Rivers - artwork
Sandra Henderson - artwork
Harmony on High Street
116 High Street, Campbell Town, Tasmania, 7210

Featuring a variety of oil, acrylic, pen and ink, coloured pencil, watercolour and mixed medium. Four Tasmanian artists bring their exciting artwork together for this inspiring exhibition on all things feathery, furry and floral.

Artists: Ryan Rivers, Sandra Henderson, Susie Shaw, Mary Stary

Opening event:
Sunday 30 August, arrive from 2.15 for a 2.30pm start
Meet the artists, see their exhibition and enjoy some light refreshments

All artworks will be for sale.

Showing: Fri 28 Aug till Wed 23 Sept
Open daily from 9am-4pm

Harmony on High Street
116 High Street, Campbell Town, Tasmania, 7210
Listing Updated: 5 August 2026

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