‘Parallel Practice’, an exhibition that brings together 18 Tasmanian artists in 9 creative pairings, who have generously opened their studios and shared unique personal insights of each other’s art practice.
Our thanks go to the artists of this exhibition for opening their studios and so generously providing a glimpse of the personal ‘dance’ between their ‘parallel practices’: Anne Clifton and Peter Bowles; Anne Morrison and Troy Ruffels; Eloise Kirk and Rosanagh May; Emma Magnusson-Reid and Paul Eggins; Helen Wright and David Keeling; Helena Demczuk and Raymond Arnold; Kelly-Marie Lewis and Dean Greeno; Lou Conboy and Tom O’Hern; Penny Mason and David Marsden.
There is also a new exhibits in the: Ulverstone Museum (Level 1) • A new story in Welcome to the Central Coast on Cordial Factories and their rivalries on the North West Coast. Display Case (Ground Floor) • Abstractions by Karen Marie Keefe and Tim Cooper – a lens-based collaboration that examines the natural distortions within the northwest Trouwerner/Lutruwita/Tasmanian landscape.
Also the Science Centre (Level 2) has had an upgrade • A new and improved Derby track to race your handmade upcycled cars on with your friends and family.
