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Rosny Farm The cultural home of Clarence City Council Tasmania. Exhibitions, live music, community events & more

DOT40: Celebrating 40 yearsOpening Event: Thursday 10 September, 5:30pm, The Barn. All welcome!Celebrating four decades ...
06/09/2026

DOT40: Celebrating 40 years

Opening Event: Thursday 10 September, 5:30pm, The Barn. All welcome!

Celebrating four decades of exceptional craftsmanship, DOT40 is a major new exhibition marking 40 years of DOT – formerly Design Objects Tasmania, an organisation that has been at the very heart of Tasmania’s vibrant designer-maker culture since 1986.

Opening this September at The Barn at Rosny Farm, DOT40 is a curated exhibition bringing together the work of remarkable Tasmanian designers and makers. DOT40 will be more than a retrospective; it is an active celebration of the ongoing evolution of craft and design in Tasmania. Supported by the Clarence City Council and Rosny Farm, this showcase is a must-see for anyone passionate about local design and the handmade.

Join us in The Barn this September to experience the legacy, the present, and the bright horizon of Tasmanian design.

Exhibition continues: 11 - 27 Sep 2026.
Rosny Farm is open Weds - Sun, 10am - 4pm

Images:

1. Kendall Manz

2. Jake Walker jake_walker_art

3. christopher__clinton

4. Scott Van Tuil .tuil - Photo by Ivett Dodd

5. Patrick Adeney .adeney

6. Andrea Barker's “Memory of a Shard”. Photo by Ivett Dodd ivi_photo_aka_ivett_dodd

7. Kate Bouwman

DOT40: Celebrating 40 yearsOpening Event:Thursday 10 September, 5:30pmThe Barn. All welcome!Celebrating four decades of ...
05/09/2026

DOT40: Celebrating 40 years


Opening Event:
Thursday 10 September, 5:30pm
The Barn. All welcome!

Celebrating four decades of exceptional making, DOT40 is a major new exhibition marking 40 years of DOT – formerly Design Objects Tasmania, an organisation that has been at the very heart of Tasmania’s vibrant designer-maker culture since 1986.

DOT40 will be more than a retrospective; it is an active celebration of the ongoing evolution of craft and design in Tasmania. Supported by the Clarence City Council and Rosny Farm, this showcase is a must-see for anyone passionate about local design and the handmade.

Exhibition continues:
11 Sep - 27 Sep 2026
Wed-Sun, 11am - 5pm

Images:

1. Kendall Manz

2. Kate Bowman
katebowmanceramics

Last Sunday we celebrated the openings of Abbie Whitton and Helen Spencer at The Schoolhouse. A huge congratulations to ...
04/09/2026

Last Sunday we celebrated the openings of Abbie Whitton and Helen Spencer at The Schoolhouse. A huge congratulations to both artists for their brilliant exhibitions, and a heartfelt thanks to everyone in the community for coming out to make this evening such a joyous occasion!

EXHIBITIONS:

Abbie Whitton

Abbie Whitton

&

Helen Spencer
Power Signals
Helen Spencer

Exhibition Runs
4 Sep - 27 Sep 2026

Upcoming Exhibition: Helen Spencer's solo exhibition Power Signals will be coming to The Schoolhouse.Opening Event: The ...
01/09/2026

Upcoming Exhibition: Helen Spencer's solo exhibition Power Signals will be coming to The Schoolhouse.

Opening Event:
The Schoolhouse: Thursday 3 September, 5:30pm
All welcome!

Power Signals is a painting exhibition by Helen Spencer that looks closely at how old ideas about power are resurfacing in contemporary life. The works draw on mid-century media imagery, particularly photographs that once presented Western male authority, control, and dominance as normal or even admirable. Spencer revisits these images to question what they taught us then, and how their values are re-entering culture now.

Exhibition Dates:
4 - 27 Sep 2026

Image:
Helen Spencer, courtesy the artist.

Upcoming exhibition: Abbie Whitton's solo exhibition ' ' opens at The Schoolhouse, Thursday 3 September, 5.30-7pm. All w...
28/08/2026

Upcoming exhibition: Abbie Whitton's solo exhibition ' ' opens at The Schoolhouse, Thursday 3 September, 5.30-7pm. All welcome!

is a chaos edit made via doomscrolling. It takes the tone of the terminally online and turns it into a frenetic visual montage portraying yearning through trite aphorisms. The hashtag is self-aware in its cringiness but built on a foundation of technologically induced disarray. This exhibition sees memes and short-form video content as a byproduct of processing uncertainty and fear. It uses the discursive tools of online culture and the tone of the terminally online, transferring muddied expressions of authenticity out of the digital.

Abbie is a multidisciplinary artist working with video, sculpture and text. Informed by popular entertainment, social content and internet slop, their practice looks at new media’s influence on our relationship with personal and collective identity and constructions of self. Abbie has held exhibitions in Australia and overseas and is represented by Penny Contemporary, Hobart.

Image: Abbie Whitton

From our friends at Nupiri-ti Palawa Art Festival!Register of interest closes tonight 25 Aug!The Nupiri-ti Palawa Art Fe...
25/08/2026

From our friends at Nupiri-ti Palawa Art Festival!

Register of interest closes tonight 25 Aug!

The Nupiri-ti Palawa Art Festival is open for register of interest from Palawa artists living on home country and on the northern island.

Nupiri-ti Palawa Art Festival will be delivered in November 2027 with paid opportunities to develop artworks for the festival.

Visit the Nupiri-ti Palawa register of interest and website below:

https://nupiritipalawa.com/opportunities/

https://nupiritipalawa.com/

image: Ruby Moore artwork

e Final days to apply for Rosny Farm's 2027 Exhibition Program. EOI applications are closing 30 August 2026.We are offer...
25/08/2026

e Final days to apply for Rosny Farm's 2027 Exhibition Program. EOI applications are closing 30 August 2026.

We are offering paid opportunities to artists, curators and collectives to exhibit at The Schoolhouse, The Grounds and The Barn (very limited spaces).

To learn more and apply via the link in bio or via the website. https://rosnyfarm.com.au/event/2027-eoi/

Image credit: Mish Meijers’ 'Chats with Bats, trees, and other creatures'. Photo by Nina Hamilton

That's a wrap! A huge thanks to Sarah Lloyd and Beaker Street Festival for bringing this incredible exhibition to The Ba...
24/08/2026

That's a wrap! A huge thanks to Sarah Lloyd and Beaker Street Festival for bringing this incredible exhibition to The Barn at Rosny Farm, and to Sara Morowetz for the wonderfully thoughtful curation. We can't wait to see what Beaker Street in store for next year!

Last week to see three wonderful animal themed solo exhibitions by Yvette Watt, Iris Blazely and Rosie Treasure. These e...
22/08/2026

Last week to see three wonderful animal themed solo exhibitions by Yvette Watt, Iris Blazely and Rosie Treasure. These exhibitions share a fascination with our relationships with the non-human world - whether through wildlife, domestic animals, or the everyday creatures that quietly shape our lives.

EXHIBITIONS:

Yvette Watt
Well this is awkward...
Image 2-4

Iris Blazely
From the branches & between the reeds...
Images 5-7

Rosie Treasure
An Eggibition: Life on "Little Big Farm"
Images 8-10

Exhibition runs until 30 Aug 2026
The Schoolhouse, Rosny Farm

Photography by Cassie Sullivan

A huge thanks to Andrew harper for featuring Iris Blazely’s solo exhibition ‘From the branches & between the reeds...’ i...
22/08/2026

A huge thanks to Andrew harper for featuring Iris Blazely’s solo exhibition ‘From the branches & between the reeds...’ in the TasWeekend!
iris

Andrew Harper, Flights of Fancy, Visual Arts, Tas Weekend, The Mercury, August, 22-23, 2026.

Exhibition continues until 30 Aug 2026
The Schoolhouse, Rosny Farm Rosny Farm

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