Burnie Arts and Function Centre A website created by the Burnie Regional Art Gallery and the Burnie Arts & Function Centre, which provides information about gallery public programs, local cultural events, venue hire, artists and communitry groups. An initiative of the Burnie City Council
Carnegie Gallery The Carnegie Gallery, owned and operated by the Hobart City Council, presents an annual program of contemporary art, craft and design exhibitions which support Aboriginal cultural practice and cultural diversity, and which celebrate Hobart's unique natural, built, cultural and social heritage
Moonah Arts Centre The Centre is the focus of Glenorchy City Council's Arts and Cultural Development Program. Details of its services and events program are provided. Includes printable expression of interest forms for its artistic programs, and newsletter
museumshop (TMAG) Information on the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery Shop, which promotes the Museum's collections and encourages an awareness of Tasmania's cultural, scientific and artistic heritage. Online purchases are available
National Portrait Gallery The National Portrait Gallery (Canberra) aims to increase the understanding of the Australian people, their identity, history, creativity and culture, through portraiture
Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery QVMAG, Launceston, Tasmania is the largest museum and art gallery outside a capital city in Australia, and particularly known for its fine collections of Australian colonial art, contemporary art and craft, Tasmanian natural and social history, Chinese temple, Launceston Railway Workshops and Planetarium
QVMAG Friends Information on the benefits of becoming a Friend of the QVMAG, (Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston) with link to application form, and volunteer application form
Rosny Historic Centre: Rosny Farm The Rosny Farm complex includes Rosny Barn, Rosny Cottage and the Schoolhouse Gallery. The barn and cottage house displays of the history and development of Rosny Farm while the Schoolhouse Gallery is a venue for exhibitions of contemporary and community art, and historical displays
smART map Tasmania Developed by arts@work, smART map Tasmania is an interactive website profiling high-quality arts experiences across Tasmania
Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG) Web site of the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, with links to information on its exhibitions and collections, tours, buildings, education, services, and bookshop
TMAGgots The TMAGgots is a group of young Tasmanians who are interested in actively supporting the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery. It aims to help younger Tasmanians to know about and experience the exhibitions, collections, and cultural and natural heritage of TMAG
