Devonport Regional Gallery

BODYWORK Australian Jewellery 1970 - 2012 Opening Night at Devonport Regional Gallery

It's opening night at Devonport Regional Gallery for three amazing exhibitions:

BODYWORK Australian Jewellery 1970 - 2012, a National Gallery of Australia Touring Exhibition

TRANSFERENCE: Josh Foley, young Launceston emerging artist in the Little Gallery

SOLITARY, Curated by Dunja Rmandic - a collection of works from Devonport Regional Gallery's permanent collection

...and the Gallery's young members, The Droogs captured interviews with guests, Josh Foley and Dunja Rmandic about each exhibition.

Plus see snippets of Josh creating his work directly on the Little Gallery walls!

Better Help the Peacocks - Devonport Art Gallery, Tasmania - Australia Tour 2013

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Devonport is a city in Tasmania, Australia. It's on the north coast, where the Mersey River meets Bass Strait. On the waterfront, the Bass Strait Maritime Centre has exhibits about early explorers, shipwrecks, and steamers.

Housed in an old church, the Devonport Regional Gallery is dedicated to Tasmanian art. Now a museum, Home Hill was the residence of former Australian prime minister Joseph Lyons in the early 1900s.

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Extended Interview with Pat Brassington at À Rebours Opening Night, Devonport Regional Gallery

The Droogs, Devonport Regional Gallery's young members, present this extended interview with Australian photo media artist Pat Brassington, recorded at the opening of Pat Brassington: À Rebours at Devonport Regional Gallery on Friday 3 October, 2014. Pat discusses her process and intentions behind her works.

Pat Brassington: À Rebours is an Australian Centre for Contemporary Art touring exhibition.

Welcome to Devonport! #4

30 second TVC promoting Devonport, Tasmania, Australia. Featuring Spreyton Cider Co., Home Hill, Devonport Regional Gallery & Mersey Bluff Lighthouse

Devonport - Auckland's seaside village

Devonport in a day helps travellers to Auckland, New Zealand explore Devonport's attractions with a sample of things to do and see For more information visit

During this video we take a ride on an old fashion horse and cart jump on a Segway and ride to the top of mount Victoria for a great view. Then it's into the Bunker for a great music experience, followed by a visit to one of Devonport's Art Galleries.

We also visit the Devonport Naval museum and Torpedo Bay and finish up for a coffee at a Devonport café.

Barclay Motor Inn - Devonport Hotels, Australia

Barclay Motor Inn 3.5 Stars Hotel in Devonport ,Australia Within US Travel Directory This property is 8 minutes walk from the beach.
Just 5 minutes’ drive from Coles Beach, Barclay Motor Inn offers a tennis court, an indoor pool and free on-site parking.
The property is within a 15-minute drive of the Tasmanian Trail and Devonport Airport.
The heated units are equipped with a fridge, an electric kettle and a flat-screen TV with cable channels.
The en suite bathroom offers shower and a hairdryer.
Devonport Barclay Motor Inn is within a 4-minute drive of Devonport Regional Gallery and Devonport Visitor Centre.
The Tasmanian Arboretum is a 21-minute drive away.
Multiple car parking spaces are available per room, as well as long trailer parking.
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Location in : 112-114 North Fenton Street,au 7306, Devonport, Australia

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Dannebrog Lodge - Devonport Hotels, Australia

Dannebrog Lodge 3.5 Stars Hotel in Devonport ,Australia Within US Travel Directory Situated on the Mersey River, Dannebrog Lodge offers free WiFi, free breakfast and a guest lounge with a fireplace.
The property is a 5-minute drive from the Spirit of Tasmania Docks.
Free parking is provided.
Devonport Dannebrog Lodge B&B is 5 minutes' walk from Devonport Cricket Club and Devonport Showground.
Devonport Regional Gallery and Devonport RSL Club are within 15 minutes' walk.
The Tasmanian Trail is 10 minutes' drive away.
Each room has a refrigerator, a desk and included bed linen.
All rooms include a private bathroom with a shower.
The ground floor lounge area also offers a flat-screen TV, a DVD player and a library of over 200 DVDs.
The Breakfast Room serves your fully cooked à la carte breakfast, using local Tasmanian produce.
Located 400 m from the lodge, The Dannebrog Cafe Bar and Grill features a menu offering fresh Tasmanian fish, chicken dishes and pasta.
The staff speak fluent Danish.
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Location in : 18 Victoria Parade,au 7310, Devonport, Australia

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Interview with Tara Badcock at Opening of HUNT NATURE BIRTH 2015, Solo Commission

Watch our fabulous Droogs interview Tara Badcock at the opening of her 2015 Solo Commission HUNT NATURE BIRTH at the Devonport Regional Gallery.

The exhibition examines the dualities of motherhood and working as an artist - representing the balancing act of art and life as both a creative and nurturing process. Badcock's sculptural works metaphorically highlight the physical and emotional challenges inherent in motherhood - from inception to creation - and beyond.

Devonport and Maungauika/North Head Historic Reserve, Auckland, New Zealand

Dating from the mid 1800s Devonport is one of Auckland’s most historically authentic villages. It’s a place where time slows down, where boutique shops fill the spaces of Victorian-era buildings, and dining is always a relaxed and enjoyable experience. With some of the best beaches in the city, the golden sands and calm blue waters are right on our doorsteps.

Maungauika is a volcano forming a headland called North Head at the east end of the Waitematā Harbour in Auckland, New Zealand, in the suburb of Devonport.[1][2] Known for its sweeping views over the harbour and the Hauraki Gulf, since 1885 the head was mainly used by the military as a coastal defence installation, which left a network of accessible old bunkers and tunnels as its legacy, forming part of the attraction. Maungauika is the Māori word for Mountain of Uika.
Take a self-guided walk through tunnels and other features of the area's military history, and watch a short movie at the summit.

FEM-aFFINITY Exhibition

'FEM-aFFINITY' brings together female artists from Arts Project and wider Victoria whose work share an affinity of subject and process. In this video curator Catherine Bell, alongside exhibiting artists, talks through the affinities, processes and synergies found in 'FEM-aFFINITY'.

'FEM-aFFINITY' is a NETS Victoria and Arts Project Australia touring exhibition that will travel regionally and nationally throughout 2020 and 2021. This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body.

This video is supported by NETS Victoria, Arts Project Australia, Australia Council for the Arts, Limb Family Foundation, Exhibition Development Fund, The Jack Brockhoff Foundation and MediaLink.

'FEM-aFFINITY' is showing at Arts Project Australia until 20 July 2019: artsproject.org.au/event/fem-affinity-arts-project-australia/

The show will also travel Australia, including:

Devonport Regional Gallery
25 January - 15 March 2020

Benalla Art Gallery
19 April - 28 June 2020

Bunjil Place
06 March - 25 April 2021

Further dates will be announced.

Visit to Carrick, Tasmania, Australia

One side of my family, the Dineen;s, arrived in Australia in the 1800s, from Ireland. I try to track that branch down in Carrick.

My Grandmothers 1st Noise Gig - OCEANS [Hobart, Tasmania]

Oceans - DEVONPORT REGIONAL GALLERY, Tasmania February 5th, 2011

Richmond, Tasmania | Travel Vlog

We enjoyed our visit to Richmond, Tasmania, a very historic town about 20 kms northeast of Hobart.

Richmond is one of Tasmania's most popular destinations, steeped in history, family-friendly and a hub for food and wine lovers. Nestled in the heart of the Coal River Valley, Richmond was established as an important military staging post and convict station linking Hobart with Port Arthur. The village is famous for its elegant Georgian architecture, with beautiful heritage buildings dating back as early as the 1820's now housing galleries, tea shops, craft boutiques and museums.

Conveniently located just 20 minutes drive from the Hobart CBD and 15 minutes from Hobart airport, Richmond is an ideal base from which to explore Hobart and beyond to southern Tasmania, Freycinet and the East Coast, and the Tasmanian Midlands, including the food, wine and heritage of the beautiful Coal River Valley.​

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Tasmania unveils travel art

A series of forgotten travel posters depicting an idyllic Tasmania have gone on exhibition in Hobart.

MACCA racing Devonport Tasmania

Fritz, my cameraman and I were traveling all the way long from Frankfurt respectively Vienna to observe the race in Devonport. It was a very small race mainly focused on the competition between Australia and New Zealand. The Australian team order was to beat the Kiwis. If you know Macca, subordination is not really his business but anyhow I think he seriously tries and does a good job. He wants to give his very best for the team.
Fritz and I enjoyed Tasmania. What a remote and peaceful place! The time we spent there was much too short. For the meeting with possums and wallabies we definitely did have not enough time left. Hopefully there is another chance to withdraw there for a longer period of time. Our B&B was so beautiful, called the Silver Ridge Retreat close to the town of Sheffield, a wonderful place.
Excuse this drifting away, but if you travel that far into another universe, a race becomes so minute for the short instances you are there.
But now back to the competition... except Brandon Sexton nobody had a really good race. Brandon's run was great, no one could keep his pace. Chris came in with the 5th fastest run time which was not bad, but not good enough to make everything clear for the Olympics. So the procedure of qualifying is going to be dragging along.
Maybe Madrid will be the place where the final decision is made which is fairly late if one considers beginning of August being the date that decides about who is going to win the medals.

Dreamweavers on Art Nation - ABC

A piece for ABC's Art Nation on the show Dreamweavers,
currently on at the McClelland Sculpture park 21 August -- 30 October 2011.

Also touring to: Maitland Regional Gallery, Dec 2012. Swan Hill Regional Gallery, March 2012. Redland Art Gallery, Brisbane Sept 2012. Devonport Regional Gallery, Nov 2012. Plimsoll Gallery, Tas Feb 2013

Adam Chodzko's Ghost: Devonport

A compilation of the journeys taken in Adam Chodzko's Ghost from Devonport, June - December 2012.

Adam Chodzko is an artist based in the UK but working internationally. His art explores the interactions and possibilities of human behaviour. Working across media, from video installation to subtle interventions, with a practice that is situated both within the gallery and the wider public realm, his work investigates and invents the possibilities of collective imagination.

Ghost 2010
Alaskan yellow cedar, western red cedar, Fijian mahogany, oak, ash, olive, walnut, and mixed media.
23h x 31w x 22'l

Ghost is a kayak; a sculpture as vessel, coffin, bed, costume and camera rig.
It is designed to ferry people to the island of the dead.
Ghost is designed by Chodzko to have a rower in the back, and a member of the public in the front. The passenger lies down low and flat. Like a body in a coffin with their head slightly raised.
A dome in the deck of the kayak also separates them physically and visually from the paddler at the back. On the deck is a mount for a camera which records the journey of the kayak from across its bows. Therefore Ghost generates a record of its own journeys and this footage will be archived as each passenger makes their own unique journey.
During exhibitions Ghost will appear and disappear from the exhibition space in order to visit islands of the dead. Whether these islands are actual or metaphorical will alter according to circumstance. The marks it accumulates from this usage act as a further record of its activity.