Join us to launch 2 new exhibitions at Moonah Arts Centre!
5.30pm, Thursday 3 July.
Free entry, no booking required, everyone is invited and kids welcome (as always).
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lakapawa (to be seen)
Coinciding with NAIDOC Week 2025, lakapawa celebrates the depth and diversity of Tasmanian Aboriginal culture through traditional arts and crafts.
Featuring the creative work of young artists through to Elders, this exhibition highlights their enduring connection to culture and Country.
Presented in partnership between Karadi Aboriginal Corporation and Moonah Arts Centre.
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Dream Catching
Geography in a Mind's Eye
Renate Hughes
Renate Hughes’ landscapes emerge from her inner world – imaginings of lands lost, remembered, or dreamed. Her works are visual expressions of emotion, evoking beauty, serenity, wonder, joy, solitude, awe, hope, and sadness.
Renate began making art in 2022, following a 40-year career in community work. Her approach to artmaking is deeply intuitive, shaped by emotional and spiritual connections to water, land, and sky.
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Image courtesy of Karadi Aboriginal Corporation
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