Tasmania
Seven shows not to miss at Junction Arts Festival 2019
Launceston’s annual arts festival is the perfect blend of community event and high culture. Here are our recommended highlights.
Review: Neon, DRILL (TAS)
An ambitious and logistically intricate work from the Hobart-based youth dance company.
Review: DeCOI: Conversations, Observations, Improvisations; Moonah Arts Centre (TAS)
Dutch dance artist Frank van de Ven is joined by Tasmanian performers and musicians in an intriguing collaboration.
Review: Only the Penitent Shall Pass, Rosny Farm (TAS)
Swiss dancer Nicole Morel delivers tactile engagement with Andrew Hustwaite’s installation.
Review: Siloam and Simon Denny’s Mine, Mona/Dark Mofo (TAS)
The Museum of Old and New Art’s new $27 million extension features artworks by Alfredo Jaar, Ai Weiwei and others,…
Review: The Irresistible, Dark Mofo (TAS)
The Irresistible is a stylish sci-fi thriller that has you on the edge of your seat.
Review: A Forest, Dark Mofo (TAS)
Featuring works by a range of artists, A Forest is like a giant crumbling 21st century haunted house for adults.
Review: Julie Gough: Tense Past, TMAG (Dark Mofo)
The power of juxtaposition adds weight to an already potent exhibition at the Tasmanian Museum and Gallery.
Review: Hrafn: Conversations with Odin, Dark Mofo (TAS)
This immersive sound installation in the depths of the Tasmanian bush is deceptively simple yet strikingly profound.
New $5m cultural precinct opens in central Hobart
Occupying almost an entire city block, the new precinct represents a significant partnership between private developers and DarkLab, a subsidiary…