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      • 10 Objects — 10 Stories
      • 22 Tools
      • Alice's Wonderland
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      • ArtRage 2021
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      • Australian of the Year
      • Butterfly Brilliance
      • The Bessant Bequest
      • Calculating Infinity
      • Celebration: Eskleigh art collection
      • CIVILISATION
      • Centenary of the Royal Society: a right royal effort
      • Community Collector
      • Dinosaur rEvolution: secrets of survival
      • Dirk Hartog Plate
      • The Enigmatic Mr Strange
      • The Enquiring Light: Angela Casey
      • Estuary: below the surface
      • Favourites from the Collection
      • The Great War 1914-18: sacrifice and shadows
      • Grounded: Place is Space
      • For Country, for Nation
      • I hope you get this
      • I Shed My Skin, A Furneaux Islands Story
      • Jasperware
      • Lace Guild
      • Landmarks
      • Looking for Paradise
      • Lost Landscapes: Anne Zahalka
      • Material Memories
      • Marjorie Bligh: domestic goddess
      • Men with Heart
      • The Midlands: whimsy & pathos
      • Minds Do Matter 2021
      • Minds Do Matter 2020
      • Minds Do Matter 2018
      • Minds Do Matter 2017
      • Mystery Walls
      • Yarn Bombing for Marjorie
      • The National Picture
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      • Nest: Alastair Mooney
      • Our Chinese Treasures
      • Patches of Light
      • Disappearing into Being
      • Sea Country
      • Spiders
      • Skin: Garry Greenwood
      • Tasmanian Portrait Prize
      • The 3 M's: miniatures, models and memories
      • Tom Roberts: a tale of three loves
      • Travellers' Cloaks
      • Women's Art Prize Tasmania 2022 Finalists Exhibition
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The Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery is Australia's largest regional Museum.

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QVMAG acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands and waters where we live, learn and work.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this website contains images of people who have died. 

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Museum at Inveresk

2 Invermay Road, Launceston

Free entry, open 10am to 4pm daily

 

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2 Wellington Street, Launceston 

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