Do you have skills to share? Apply to run a series of Workshops at the Moonah Arts Centre.

MAC welcomes proposals from artists, arts organisations and cultural producers across all art forms.

Our contemporary, purpose built arts centre, provides a range of spaces available for your workshop. Descriptions of our spaces can be found here.

Applications close midnight on Thursday Dec 13.

Fill in the EOI form here.

Opening 6pm Thurs 15 Nov
Exhibition runs Fri 16 Nov – Sat 22 Dec
Open Tuesday – Friday 10am – 5pm, Saturday 11am – 3pm

Over the past few years, Selena de Carvalho has journeyed between sites. During multiple expeditions and artist residencies, she has sought out international, national and local sites of disturbance. These have included nuclear reactors in India and France as well as environments directly affected by climate change like melting glaciers in Iceland. All the while, the artist has returned again and again to visit an orchid – the last of its species – found in a Tasmanian cemetery.

Out in the field Selena has performed personal rituals, with the intension of working with ‘more than human’ witnesses to disturbance. She has developed documentation as well as composing physical samples as remnants of these ecological visits.

The artist invites you to witness this translation of experience – a creative response to acts and actions of pilgrimage or ‘reverse tourism’. The exhibition will develop over the course of five weeks and will grow to inhabit more gallery spaces. The gallery becomes a testing ground for ideas and the conversation of exchange.

Conversations with The Artist: Sat 15 Dec, 1pm

Join Selena for Conversations with the Artist. This is a free, casual event where you can meet artists currently exhibiting at MAC and hear more about the stories and inspiration behind their work.

The artist would like to thank Regional Arts Tasmania and Salamanca Arts Centre for their support.

Image: Selena de Carvalho, season of thought, 2017, photograph by the artist

Opening 6pm Thurs 15 Nov
Exhibition runs Fri 16 Nov – Sat 22 Dec
Open Tuesday – Friday 10am – 5pm, Saturday 11am – 3pm

Over the past few years, Selena de Carvalho has journeyed between sites. During multiple expeditions and artist residencies, she has sought out international, national and local sites of disturbance. These have included nuclear reactors in India and France as well as environments directly affected by climate change like melting glaciers in Iceland. All the while, the artist has returned again and again to visit an orchid – the last of its species – found in a Tasmanian cemetery.

Out in the field Selena has performed personal rituals, with the intension of working with ‘more than human’ witnesses to disturbance. She has developed documentation as well as composing physical samples as remnants of these ecological visits.

The artist invites you to witness this translation of experience – a creative response to acts and actions of pilgrimage or ‘reverse tourism’. The exhibition will develop over the course of five weeks and will grow to inhabit more gallery spaces. The gallery becomes a testing ground for ideas and the conversation of exchange.

Conversations with The Artist: Sat 15 Dec, 1pm

Join Selena for Conversations with the Artist. This is a free, casual event where you can meet artists currently exhibiting at MAC and hear more about the stories and inspiration behind their work.

The artist would like to thank Regional Arts Tasmania and Salamanca Arts Centre for their support.

Image: Selena de Carvalho, season of thought, 2017, photograph by the artist

Opening 6pm Thurs 15 Nov
Exhibition runs Fri 16 Nov – Sat 22 Dec
Open Tuesday – Friday 10am – 5pm, Saturday 11am – 3pm

Over the past few years, Selena de Carvalho has journeyed between sites. During multiple expeditions and artist residencies, she has sought out international, national and local sites of disturbance. These have included nuclear reactors in India and France as well as environments directly affected by climate change like melting glaciers in Iceland. All the while, the artist has returned again and again to visit an orchid – the last of its species – found in a Tasmanian cemetery.

Out in the field Selena has performed personal rituals, with the intension of working with ‘more than human’ witnesses to disturbance. She has developed documentation as well as composing physical samples as remnants of these ecological visits.

The artist invites you to witness this translation of experience – a creative response to acts and actions of pilgrimage or ‘reverse tourism’. The exhibition will develop over the course of five weeks and will grow to inhabit more gallery spaces. The gallery becomes a testing ground for ideas and the conversation of exchange.

Conversations with The Artist: Sat 15 Dec, 1pm

Join Selena for Conversations with the Artist. This is a free, casual event where you can meet artists currently exhibiting at MAC and hear more about the stories and inspiration behind their work.

The artist would like to thank Regional Arts Tasmania and Salamanca Arts Centre for their support.

Image: Selena de Carvalho, season of thought, 2017, photograph by the artist

Opening 6pm Thurs 15 Nov
Exhibition runs Fri 16 Nov – Sat 22 Dec
Open Tuesday – Friday 10am – 5pm, Saturday 11am – 3pm

Over the past few years, Selena de Carvalho has journeyed between sites. During multiple expeditions and artist residencies, she has sought out international, national and local sites of disturbance. These have included nuclear reactors in India and France as well as environments directly affected by climate change like melting glaciers in Iceland. All the while, the artist has returned again and again to visit an orchid – the last of its species – found in a Tasmanian cemetery.

Out in the field Selena has performed personal rituals, with the intension of working with ‘more than human’ witnesses to disturbance. She has developed documentation as well as composing physical samples as remnants of these ecological visits.

The artist invites you to witness this translation of experience – a creative response to acts and actions of pilgrimage or ‘reverse tourism’. The exhibition will develop over the course of five weeks and will grow to inhabit more gallery spaces. The gallery becomes a testing ground for ideas and the conversation of exchange.

Conversations with The Artist: Sat 15 Dec, 1pm

Join Selena for Conversations with the Artist. This is a free, casual event where you can meet artists currently exhibiting at MAC and hear more about the stories and inspiration behind their work.

The artist would like to thank Regional Arts Tasmania and Salamanca Arts Centre for their support.

Image: Selena de Carvalho, season of thought, 2017, photograph by the artist

Opening 6pm Thurs 15 Nov
Exhibition runs Fri 16 Nov – Sat 22 Dec
Open Tuesday – Friday 10am – 5pm, Saturday 11am – 3pm

Over the past few years, Selena de Carvalho has journeyed between sites. During multiple expeditions and artist residencies, she has sought out international, national and local sites of disturbance. These have included nuclear reactors in India and France as well as environments directly affected by climate change like melting glaciers in Iceland. All the while, the artist has returned again and again to visit an orchid – the last of its species – found in a Tasmanian cemetery.

Out in the field Selena has performed personal rituals, with the intension of working with ‘more than human’ witnesses to disturbance. She has developed documentation as well as composing physical samples as remnants of these ecological visits.

The artist invites you to witness this translation of experience – a creative response to acts and actions of pilgrimage or ‘reverse tourism’. The exhibition will develop over the course of five weeks and will grow to inhabit more gallery spaces. The gallery becomes a testing ground for ideas and the conversation of exchange.

Conversations with The Artist: Sat 15 Dec, 1pm

Join Selena for Conversations with the Artist. This is a free, casual event where you can meet artists currently exhibiting at MAC and hear more about the stories and inspiration behind their work.

The artist would like to thank Regional Arts Tasmania and Salamanca Arts Centre for their support.

Image: Selena de Carvalho, season of thought, 2017, photograph by the artist

REAL TO REEL – screening films and shorts at MAC

NEXT OF KIN

Linda Stevens, 24, has just inherited a big old house. An evil house.

Umbrella Entertainment presents Tony Williams’ NEXT OF KIN, remastered in 4K from the original 35mm interpositive and with a new 5.1 audio mix of the pulsing synth score by German electronic music pioneer, Klaus Schulze. With superb cinematography by the late Gary Hansen, NEXT OF KIN evokes the style and atmosphere of classic European horror and features a cast of Ozploitation veterans including John Jarratt, Alex Scott and Gerda Nicholson.

This previously underappreciated Australian gem from 1982 is growing in popularity. Its fans include Quentin Tarantino who says “NEXT OF KIN has a similar tone and feel [to THE SHINING] – which is one hell of a f**king compliment to give a movie. And I’m not overpraising it.”

$5 Entry, tickets available at the door

Film Rating: M

Warning: Moderate violence

Opening 6pm Thurs 15 Nov
Exhibition runs Fri 16 Nov – Sat 22 Dec
Open Tuesday – Friday 10am – 5pm, Saturday 11am – 3pm

Over the past few years, Selena de Carvalho has journeyed between sites. During multiple expeditions and artist residencies, she has sought out international, national and local sites of disturbance. These have included nuclear reactors in India and France as well as environments directly affected by climate change like melting glaciers in Iceland. All the while, the artist has returned again and again to visit an orchid – the last of its species – found in a Tasmanian cemetery.

Out in the field Selena has performed personal rituals, with the intension of working with ‘more than human’ witnesses to disturbance. She has developed documentation as well as composing physical samples as remnants of these ecological visits.

The artist invites you to witness this translation of experience – a creative response to acts and actions of pilgrimage or ‘reverse tourism’. The exhibition will develop over the course of five weeks and will grow to inhabit more gallery spaces. The gallery becomes a testing ground for ideas and the conversation of exchange.

Conversations with The Artist: Sat 15 Dec, 1pm

Join Selena for Conversations with the Artist. This is a free, casual event where you can meet artists currently exhibiting at MAC and hear more about the stories and inspiration behind their work.

The artist would like to thank Regional Arts Tasmania and Salamanca Arts Centre for their support.

Image: Selena de Carvalho, season of thought, 2017, photograph by the artist

Opening 6pm Thurs 15 Nov
Exhibition runs Fri 16 Nov – Sat 22 Dec
Open Tuesday – Friday 10am – 5pm, Saturday 11am – 3pm

Over the past few years, Selena de Carvalho has journeyed between sites. During multiple expeditions and artist residencies, she has sought out international, national and local sites of disturbance. These have included nuclear reactors in India and France as well as environments directly affected by climate change like melting glaciers in Iceland. All the while, the artist has returned again and again to visit an orchid – the last of its species – found in a Tasmanian cemetery.

Out in the field Selena has performed personal rituals, with the intension of working with ‘more than human’ witnesses to disturbance. She has developed documentation as well as composing physical samples as remnants of these ecological visits.

The artist invites you to witness this translation of experience – a creative response to acts and actions of pilgrimage or ‘reverse tourism’. The exhibition will develop over the course of five weeks and will grow to inhabit more gallery spaces. The gallery becomes a testing ground for ideas and the conversation of exchange.

Conversations with The Artist: Sat 15 Dec, 1pm

Join Selena for Conversations with the Artist. This is a free, casual event where you can meet artists currently exhibiting at MAC and hear more about the stories and inspiration behind their work.

The artist would like to thank Regional Arts Tasmania and Salamanca Arts Centre for their support.

Image: Selena de Carvalho, season of thought, 2017, photograph by the artist

Opening 6pm Thurs 15 Nov
Exhibition runs Fri 16 Nov – Sat 22 Dec
Open Tuesday – Friday 10am – 5pm, Saturday 11am – 3pm

Over the past few years, Selena de Carvalho has journeyed between sites. During multiple expeditions and artist residencies, she has sought out international, national and local sites of disturbance. These have included nuclear reactors in India and France as well as environments directly affected by climate change like melting glaciers in Iceland. All the while, the artist has returned again and again to visit an orchid – the last of its species – found in a Tasmanian cemetery.

Out in the field Selena has performed personal rituals, with the intension of working with ‘more than human’ witnesses to disturbance. She has developed documentation as well as composing physical samples as remnants of these ecological visits.

The artist invites you to witness this translation of experience – a creative response to acts and actions of pilgrimage or ‘reverse tourism’. The exhibition will develop over the course of five weeks and will grow to inhabit more gallery spaces. The gallery becomes a testing ground for ideas and the conversation of exchange.

Conversations with The Artist: Sat 15 Dec, 1pm

Join Selena for Conversations with the Artist. This is a free, casual event where you can meet artists currently exhibiting at MAC and hear more about the stories and inspiration behind their work.

The artist would like to thank Regional Arts Tasmania and Salamanca Arts Centre for their support.

Image: Selena de Carvalho, season of thought, 2017, photograph by the artist

Opening 6pm Thurs 15 Nov
Exhibition runs Fri 16 Nov – Sat 22 Dec
Open Tuesday – Friday 10am – 5pm, Saturday 11am – 3pm

Over the past few years, Selena de Carvalho has journeyed between sites. During multiple expeditions and artist residencies, she has sought out international, national and local sites of disturbance. These have included nuclear reactors in India and France as well as environments directly affected by climate change like melting glaciers in Iceland. All the while, the artist has returned again and again to visit an orchid – the last of its species – found in a Tasmanian cemetery.

Out in the field Selena has performed personal rituals, with the intension of working with ‘more than human’ witnesses to disturbance. She has developed documentation as well as composing physical samples as remnants of these ecological visits.

The artist invites you to witness this translation of experience – a creative response to acts and actions of pilgrimage or ‘reverse tourism’. The exhibition will develop over the course of five weeks and will grow to inhabit more gallery spaces. The gallery becomes a testing ground for ideas and the conversation of exchange.

Conversations with The Artist: Sat 15 Dec, 1pm

Join Selena for Conversations with the Artist. This is a free, casual event where you can meet artists currently exhibiting at MAC and hear more about the stories and inspiration behind their work.

The artist would like to thank Regional Arts Tasmania and Salamanca Arts Centre for their support.

Image: Selena de Carvalho, season of thought, 2017, photograph by the artist

Opening 6pm Thurs 15 Nov
Exhibition runs Fri 16 Nov – Sat 22 Dec
Open Tuesday – Friday 10am – 5pm, Saturday 11am – 3pm

Over the past few years, Selena de Carvalho has journeyed between sites. During multiple expeditions and artist residencies, she has sought out international, national and local sites of disturbance. These have included nuclear reactors in India and France as well as environments directly affected by climate change like melting glaciers in Iceland. All the while, the artist has returned again and again to visit an orchid – the last of its species – found in a Tasmanian cemetery.

Out in the field Selena has performed personal rituals, with the intension of working with ‘more than human’ witnesses to disturbance. She has developed documentation as well as composing physical samples as remnants of these ecological visits.

The artist invites you to witness this translation of experience – a creative response to acts and actions of pilgrimage or ‘reverse tourism’. The exhibition will develop over the course of five weeks and will grow to inhabit more gallery spaces. The gallery becomes a testing ground for ideas and the conversation of exchange.

Conversations with The Artist: Sat 15 Dec, 1pm

Join Selena for Conversations with the Artist. This is a free, casual event where you can meet artists currently exhibiting at MAC and hear more about the stories and inspiration behind their work.

The artist would like to thank Regional Arts Tasmania and Salamanca Arts Centre for their support.

Image: Selena de Carvalho, season of thought, 2017, photograph by the artist

Opening 6pm Thurs 15 Nov
Exhibition runs Fri 16 Nov – Sat 22 Dec
Open Tuesday – Friday 10am – 5pm, Saturday 11am – 3pm

Over the past few years, Selena de Carvalho has journeyed between sites. During multiple expeditions and artist residencies, she has sought out international, national and local sites of disturbance. These have included nuclear reactors in India and France as well as environments directly affected by climate change like melting glaciers in Iceland. All the while, the artist has returned again and again to visit an orchid – the last of its species – found in a Tasmanian cemetery.

Out in the field Selena has performed personal rituals, with the intension of working with ‘more than human’ witnesses to disturbance. She has developed documentation as well as composing physical samples as remnants of these ecological visits.

The artist invites you to witness this translation of experience – a creative response to acts and actions of pilgrimage or ‘reverse tourism’. The exhibition will develop over the course of five weeks and will grow to inhabit more gallery spaces. The gallery becomes a testing ground for ideas and the conversation of exchange.

Conversations with The Artist: Sat 15 Dec, 1pm

Join Selena for Conversations with the Artist. This is a free, casual event where you can meet artists currently exhibiting at MAC and hear more about the stories and inspiration behind their work.

The artist would like to thank Regional Arts Tasmania and Salamanca Arts Centre for their support.

Image: Selena de Carvalho, season of thought, 2017, photograph by the artist

Opening 6pm Thurs 15 Nov
Exhibition runs Fri 16 Nov – Sat 22 Dec
Open Tuesday – Friday 10am – 5pm, Saturday 11am – 3pm

Over the past few years, Selena de Carvalho has journeyed between sites. During multiple expeditions and artist residencies, she has sought out international, national and local sites of disturbance. These have included nuclear reactors in India and France as well as environments directly affected by climate change like melting glaciers in Iceland. All the while, the artist has returned again and again to visit an orchid – the last of its species – found in a Tasmanian cemetery.

Out in the field Selena has performed personal rituals, with the intension of working with ‘more than human’ witnesses to disturbance. She has developed documentation as well as composing physical samples as remnants of these ecological visits.

The artist invites you to witness this translation of experience – a creative response to acts and actions of pilgrimage or ‘reverse tourism’. The exhibition will develop over the course of five weeks and will grow to inhabit more gallery spaces. The gallery becomes a testing ground for ideas and the conversation of exchange.

Conversations with The Artist: Sat 15 Dec, 1pm

Join Selena for Conversations with the Artist. This is a free, casual event where you can meet artists currently exhibiting at MAC and hear more about the stories and inspiration behind their work.

The artist would like to thank Regional Arts Tasmania and Salamanca Arts Centre for their support.

Image: Selena de Carvalho, season of thought, 2017, photograph by the artist