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    Past Exhibitions

  • Mike Parr

    21/11/2008 - 01/03/2009

Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery - What's On

Exhibitions

  • Hans Heysen

    Art Galleries

    05/12/2009 - 21/02/2010

    One of Australia's greatest landscape artists, Hans Heysen (1877-1968), is celebrated with Hans Heysen the first major retrospective exhibition of his work in three decades.

  • Tayenebe

    Art Gallery 4

    4 July 2009 - 25 November 2009

    Tayenebe is the name of an art project underway in which Tasmanian Aboriginal women are reviving traditional fibre skills culminating in an exhibition opening at TMAG during NAIDOC week 2009.

  • Jao Tsung-i: The Amalgamation of Mind and Universe

    Art Galleries

    28 August 2009 - 15 November 2009

    Professor Jao Tsung-i is the most prominent scholar and artist of present day China. This will be the largest exhibition of his works ever shown outside of Asia.

  • The 80s Show

    Freeman Gallery

    4 July 2009 - February 2010

    The 1980s were characterised by a heightened criticism of Modernism, as artists, craftspeople and designers embraced post-modern eclecticism.

  • Ningenneh Tunapry

    Tasmanian Aboriginal Gallery

    Permanent Exhibition

    The new Tasmanian Aboriginal Gallery presents visitors with a rich, enlightening and inspiring experience.

  • Medals & Money : stories from the state numismatics collection

    Numismatics Gallery

    Now Showing

    Containing more than 350 medals and coins, including part of one of the most important collections of Roman coins in Australia donated by Lord Talbot de Malahide.

  • Islands to Ice: The Great Southern Ocean & Antarctica

    Antarctic Gallery

    Now Showing

  • Encounters

    Colonial Gallery

    Now Showing

    TMAG can claim to hold one of Australia's finest collections of early settler art including important colonial paintings.

  • The Museum of Old and New Art State Collection of the TMAG

    New Temporary Gallery

    Now Showing

  • 100 pieces from the Wongs' Collection selected by Professor Wong Shiu Hon

    Decorative Arts Gallery

    The most significant donation of Chinese art and antiquities ever presented to the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery. The collection comprises more than 250 individual items from the Neolithic period through to the twentieth century.