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      • HJ King: cameras and carburettors
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      • Tasmanian Tiger: precious little remains
      • The Sydney Cove Collection
      • Transforming the Island: railways in Tasmania
      • The Signwriters’ Shop
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      • Phenomena Factory
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    • Art Gallery at Royal Park
      • The Big Picture
      • Te Wai Ngunguru: Nomads of the sea
      • Face Time: The stories and faces from St Giles 85 years
      • Lisa Garland: Inner Sanctums
      • ArtRage 2022
      • Jimmy Possum: an unbroken tradition
      • Royal Park Art Gallery: we've changed
      • Guan Di Temple
      • The First Tasmanians: our story
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      • Electric Botany
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      • Mason | Marsden
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      • ArtStart: For Our Elders
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      • 10 Objects — 10 Stories
      • 22 Tools
      • Alice's Wonderland
      • Archie 100: A Century of the Archibald Prize
      • Art Quilt Australia 2017
      • ArtRage 2021
      • ArtRage 2020
      • ArtRage 2019
      • ArtRage 2018
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      • ArtStart 2018
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      • ArtStart 2022
      • ArtStart 2022
      • 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
      • Herself
      • 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
      • Minds do Matter 2022
      • The Midlands: whimsy & pathos
      • Minds Do Matter 2021
      • Yarn Bombing for Marjorie
      • Minds Do Matter 2020
      • Minds Do Matter 2018
      • Minds Do Matter 2017
      • Mystery Walls
      • Natural Visions
      • The National Picture
      • Nest: Alastair Mooney
      • Our Chinese Treasures
      • Patches of Light
      • PHD Student Examination Exhibition: Suzanne Crowley
      • Disappearing into Being
      • Sea Country
      • Spiders
      • Skin: Garry Greenwood
      • Tao Sublime
      • 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
      • United in Pink
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      • Wrapped in Culture
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Northern Tasmania's home of art, history and natural science – welcome to QVMAG

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Art Gallery at Royal Park

Launceston's leading collection of traditional and contemporary art.

Free | 10am to 4pm

Museum at Inveresk

Home to Launceston's natural science and history collections.

Free | 10am to 4pm

Launceston Planetarium

Gaze in wonder at the stars and learn about space.

Tickets required | Tuesday to Sunday

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Coming soon

Mason | Marsden

Explore the practice of artists and educators Penny Mason and David Marsden.

Urban Sketchers

Started in 2007, this global movement explores the world one sketch at a time.

My World: Voice & Visibility

A showcase of works exploring an individual’s personal journey through the world around us.

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QVMAG Shop

Check out our range of books, handcrafted jewellery, toys and gifts online.

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Explore fun learning activities from QVMAG, perfect for at home or in the classroom.

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Your donation enables QVMAG to build and care for our collection, develop new exhibitions and undertake vital scientific research.

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We respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land where we work and live, the Stoney Creek Nation, made up of at least three clans - Tyerenotepanner; Panninher and Lettermairrener. The Stoney Creek Nation clans lived along the riverways in harmony with the seasons for several thousand generations, and today they are remembered as the Traditional Owners of this land. We celebrate the stories, culture and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Elders of all communities who also work and live on this land. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this website contains images of people who have died. 

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6323 3777
enquiries@qvmag.tas.gov.au

 

Museum at Inveresk

2 Invermay Road, Launceston

Free entry, open 10am to 4pm daily 

Art Gallery at Royal Park

2 Wellington Street, Launceston 

Free entry, open 10am to 4pm daily 

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