Natural Visions: the camera and conservation in Tasmania Tasmania's unique natural environment has inspired photographers for more than a century.
Estuary: below the surface This exhibition highlights the physical aspects of kanamaluka/Tamar estuary, some of its history, and lets you see the alien but beautiful world that is just below the surface.
Herself Herself is a sweeping exhibition showcasing works by female-identifying artists in the QVMAG collections.
Looking for Paradise Nathalie Hartog-Gautier brings the stories of refugees to the centre page through handmade books and video animation in Looking for Paradise.
Lost Landscapes: Anne Zahalka One of Australia's leading photographic media artists Anne Zahalka turns her lens to QVMAG's historic dioramas in the next stage of her ongoing series, Wild Life.
Nest: Alastair Mooney In his first major solo exhibition, Tasmanian interdisciplinary artist Alastair Mooney debuts a series of new works that reflect on the resilience and beauty of Tasmania's native birdlife in the face of human consumption and destruction.
Skin: Garry Greenwood Featuring sculptures, instruments and three recently acquired masks, Skin will showcase Greenwood's internationally acclaimed mastery of leather and his boundless imagination for its uses.
Art Start Art Start is an exhibition program designed to encourage children's participation in the visual arts and is open to kindergarten to grade six students from across the region.
Wrapped in Culture Wrapped in Culture is a collaborative project between 10 Indigenous artists from Australia and Canada now showing at the Art Gallery at Royal Park.
Favourites from the Collection An eclectic selection of works from QVMAG's impressive collection, this exhibition features paintings, furniture, textiles and ceramics celebrating 190 years of creativity in Tasmania.