Category: What’s On

MOONAH ARTS CENTRE Aurora Dreaming June 28- July 20 is an exhibition of Tasmanian Aboriginal shell stringing and basket weaving using techniques passed down from our highly respected Elders. The

The Spindle Tree’s installation in the Lightbox (Salamanca Arts Centre, 77 Salamanca Place, Hobart) is a “Looking Forward | Looking Back” over thirty years of creating beautiful fibre handicrafts, exhibiting

Workshops with Aukje Boonstra at Sprokkelwood Art Garden, South Bruny Island, Saturday 20 April and Sunday 21 April 2024, 10.30am to 3.30pm. Day 1: Wrapping Cloth, Day 2: Bento bags. $70 per

Baskets in the Parlour (at the Weavers Cottage Studios, 104 High St. Oatlands) Exhibition by the Basketmakers of Tasmania……March 2 to April 21. Practical, beautiful handwoven objects made from natural

New Exuberance. by The Jam Factory. Salamanca Arts Centre, Long Gallery, 77 Salamanca Place. 12 January – 11 February, 2024 | Monday- Saturday 10am-4pm. Sunday 11am-3pm eclectic and multidisciplinary, the

Moonah Arts Centre You still have time until Saturday, January 20 to visit the International Art Textile Biennale, at MAC ( not Sundays or Mondays).  Dawit Dersolign’s work incorporates traditional Ethiopian

Moonah Arts Centre Looking to shop locally for Christmas? Drop by the Moonah Makers Market on December 9, 10 am – 2 pm which will be spilling out of the

One of our members, Chantale Delrue is exhibiting her “Mermaid’s Purse” as part of the Maritime Museum of Hobart’s Exhibition “Reimagining the Ocean“, 09 September 2023 – 02 December 2023. The School

We are excited to announce that Glenys Mann of Fibre Arts Australia (and member of Stitching and Beyond) is bringing an exhibition of selected works from the International Art Textile

Rosny Schoolhouse Gallery – Slow Slow Slow by Eloise Kirk, Genevieve Griffiths, Kim Jaeger – Slow, Slow, Slow explores the materiality of textiles, paint and clay and the processes used to