Tassie Art Events & Exhibitions
Elm & the Raven Tasmanian art shows and open studios
Past and Upcoming Tassie Events, Exhibitions and Public Art Opportunities
See where the Elm & the Raven Artwork is shown – in and around Tasmania and beyond
Tassie Art Events & Exhibitions – The Elm & the Raven
All Australian art made in Tasmania
See all about past and present Elm & the Raven Tassie art events and exhibitions.
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Untamed Tasmania
The Wild Natural Heart of our Island.
A PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION
4 JANUARY – 27 APRIL 2025
Cradle Mountain Wilderness Gallery
Deadwood
The Magic and Mystery of the Deadwood
PHOTOGRAPHY AND DIGITAL ART
MAY 2023
Huon Valley ARTBOX
Huon Valley Studio Arts Trail
Open Studio Weekend
PHOTOGRAPHY, PAINTING AND DIGITAL ART
OCTOBER 2023
Deadwood Exhibition
Artist solo exhibition May 2023
The Elm & the Raven’s first Tasie solo exhibition, a curated selection of 16 art works exploring the allure of bare trees.
The conjuring of fantasy landscapes within the depths of the forest.
Featuring photography, photography composites and digital painting. Held in Tasmania’s Huon Valley. Artworks are available in limited edition.
Huon Valley Studio Art Trail
A weekend of art in the Tasmania’s Huon Valley
Tassie art event held in in the South of Tasmania, for one weekend only, over 30 artists and makers opened their studio doors to the public.
Local Tasmanian artisans and makers from all industries and niches put their processes on display.
Artist Emma Coombes from the Elm & the Raven and her talented partner, Lachlan Maclennan, a former Tasmanian boatbuilder, now luthier, specialising in mandolins, welcomed visitors and enthusiasts into their home studios.
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