Temporary gallery closure

Please note the Tasmanian Connections gallery (at the Museum at Inveresk) is temporarily closed while exhibition maintenance works take place. The remainder of the Museum is open as usual for visitors. We appreciate your understanding.

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RISE

RISE recognises and platforms the considerable talents, ideas, and diversity of practice of 11 selected emerging Tasmanian artists.

Tasmania has always been an island of innovation and craftsmanship with new makers and thinkers rising to provoke and inspire audiences with their skills and creativity.

In today’s world of every-increasing complexity, this need for evolutionary arts practitioners to question, challenge, and provide a unique voice to our cultural landscape is more important than ever.

With RISE, QVMAG and City of Launceston continues its biennial commitment to introduce audiences to new generations of significant Tasmanian artists and provide visibility and support to all phases of artists’ creative practice and career progression.

Featuring: Cheryl Rose – Clara Martin – Dean Greeno – Eloise Kirk – Eloise Lark – Emma Bingham – Halima Bhatti – Jeewan Suwal – Joanna Pinkiewicz – Maggie May Jeffries – Rosanagh May

Art Gallery at Royal Park, 2 Wellington Street

14 February 2026 — 17 May 2026

Free entry