Faces From Our Town

Celebrating difference through portraits and stories

Paul County

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Paul County in school portraiture workshop, 2025

Faces From Our Town is a series of photographic portraits produced by Paul County in collaboration with students from Lutruwita/Tasmania, during portraiture workshops.

This exhibition explores the power of the portrait medium. It can communicate feelings, perspectives and lived experiences – demonstrating a camera is not just a mirror with a memory, but a powerful creative tool.

This collection of portraits are accompanied by stories from the subjects, reflecting the individual’s fears, hopes and resilience, as well as highlighting the work each is doing for their community.

Paul is a teacher, historian and photographer, focused on community-driven work. Faces From Our Town is an ongoing project, creating an educational resource that promotes acceptance, inclusion and empathy across the diverse communities within Lutruwita/Tasmania.

Entry to the galleries is free.

 
Proudly sponsored by a Department of State Growth Social Cohesion grant, The Cities of Clarence and Devonport, the Glenorchy Community Fund and Tasports.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Like a Tree

Robin Petterd

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Courtesy of the artist

Digital media artist Robin Petterd invites visitors to enter a quiet, interactive space to encounter a vivid network of interactive branches and leaves. As viewers move through the space, the artwork responds, shifting to mirror small gestures, pauses and changes in balance – representing the behaviour and energy of a tree.

This exhibition also represents the artist’s experience of living with dystonia, a neurological movement disorder. The interaction between the viewer and the artwork reflects on adaptation, instability and draws attention to the way our bodies are constantly in motion.

Entry to the galleries is free.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Artworks in Paint

Group show featuring participants of Painting with Raymond

Shola Flight, Roger Downham, Lorna Carlton, Mairin Campbell, Liz Frampton, John Maginnis, Peter Keenan, Fiona Bradley, Chellie Collie and Raymond Wittenberg.

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Grass Trees, oil painting by Raymonduz, 2026


Every Monday at Kickstart Arts, a community of artistic individuals of all skill levels meet for Artworks in Paint. Led by local artist, Raymond Wittenberg, the underlying premise is to create a friendly, supportive environment that allows people to free themselves from normality and express the existence of their lives through an art practise.

The Artworks in Paint exhibition at Moonah Arts Centre is a collection of the work produced by this group over the past year. Guided by Raymond’s belief that “creativity is inherent in the human spirit,” this exhibition celebrates not only the artworks themselves, but also the joy of shared creativity and the powerful role of art in fostering connection and wellbeing.

Entry to the galleries is free.

Supported by Kickstart Arts Inc

 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of Suzanna Valadon

Artworks in Paint

Group show featuring participants of Painting with Raymond

Shola Flight, Roger Downham, Lorna Carlton, Mairin Campbell, Liz Frampton, John Maginnis, Peter Keenan, Fiona Bradley, Chellie Collie and Raymond Wittenberg.

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Grass Trees, oil painting by Raymonduz, 2026


Every Monday at Kickstart Arts, a community of artistic individuals of all skill levels meet for Artworks in Paint. Led by local artist, Raymond Wittenberg, the underlying premise is to create a friendly, supportive environment that allows people to free themselves from normality and express the existence of their lives through an art practise.

The Artworks in Paint exhibition at Moonah Arts Centre is a collection of the work produced by this group over the past year. Guided by Raymond’s belief that “creativity is inherent in the human spirit,” this exhibition celebrates not only the artworks themselves, but also the joy of shared creativity and the powerful role of art in fostering connection and wellbeing.

Entry to the galleries is free.

Supported by Kickstart Arts Inc

 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of Suzanna Valadon

Faces From Our Town

Celebrating difference through portraits and stories

Paul County

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Paul County in school portraiture workshop, 2025

Faces From Our Town is a series of photographic portraits produced by Paul County in collaboration with students from Lutruwita/Tasmania, during portraiture workshops.

This exhibition explores the power of the portrait medium. It can communicate feelings, perspectives and lived experiences – demonstrating a camera is not just a mirror with a memory, but a powerful creative tool.

This collection of portraits are accompanied by stories from the subjects, reflecting the individual’s fears, hopes and resilience, as well as highlighting the work each is doing for their community.

Paul is a teacher, historian and photographer, focused on community-driven work. Faces From Our Town is an ongoing project, creating an educational resource that promotes acceptance, inclusion and empathy across the diverse communities within Lutruwita/Tasmania.

Entry to the galleries is free.

 
Proudly sponsored by a Department of State Growth Social Cohesion grant, The Cities of Clarence and Devonport, the Glenorchy Community Fund and Tasports.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Like a Tree

Robin Petterd

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Courtesy of the artist

Digital media artist Robin Petterd invites visitors to enter a quiet, interactive space to encounter a vivid network of interactive branches and leaves. As viewers move through the space, the artwork responds, shifting to mirror small gestures, pauses and changes in balance – representing the behaviour and energy of a tree.

This exhibition also represents the artist’s experience of living with dystonia, a neurological movement disorder. The interaction between the viewer and the artwork reflects on adaptation, instability and draws attention to the way our bodies are constantly in motion.

Entry to the galleries is free.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Artworks in Paint

Group show featuring participants of Painting with Raymond

Shola Flight, Roger Downham, Lorna Carlton, Mairin Campbell, Liz Frampton, John Maginnis, Peter Keenan, Fiona Bradley, Chellie Collie and Raymond Wittenberg.

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Grass Trees, oil painting by Raymonduz, 2026


Every Monday at Kickstart Arts, a community of artistic individuals of all skill levels meet for Artworks in Paint. Led by local artist, Raymond Wittenberg, the underlying premise is to create a friendly, supportive environment that allows people to free themselves from normality and express the existence of their lives through an art practise.

The Artworks in Paint exhibition at Moonah Arts Centre is a collection of the work produced by this group over the past year. Guided by Raymond’s belief that “creativity is inherent in the human spirit,” this exhibition celebrates not only the artworks themselves, but also the joy of shared creativity and the powerful role of art in fostering connection and wellbeing.

Entry to the galleries is free.

Supported by Kickstart Arts Inc

 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of Suzanna Valadon

Like a Tree

Robin Petterd

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Courtesy of the artist

Digital media artist Robin Petterd invites visitors to enter a quiet, interactive space to encounter a vivid network of interactive branches and leaves. As viewers move through the space, the artwork responds, shifting to mirror small gestures, pauses and changes in balance – representing the behaviour and energy of a tree.

This exhibition also represents the artist’s experience of living with dystonia, a neurological movement disorder. The interaction between the viewer and the artwork reflects on adaptation, instability and draws attention to the way our bodies are constantly in motion.

Entry to the galleries is free.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Faces From Our Town

Celebrating difference through portraits and stories

Paul County

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Paul County in school portraiture workshop, 2025

Faces From Our Town is a series of photographic portraits produced by Paul County in collaboration with students from Lutruwita/Tasmania, during portraiture workshops.

This exhibition explores the power of the portrait medium. It can communicate feelings, perspectives and lived experiences – demonstrating a camera is not just a mirror with a memory, but a powerful creative tool.

This collection of portraits are accompanied by stories from the subjects, reflecting the individual’s fears, hopes and resilience, as well as highlighting the work each is doing for their community.

Paul is a teacher, historian and photographer, focused on community-driven work. Faces From Our Town is an ongoing project, creating an educational resource that promotes acceptance, inclusion and empathy across the diverse communities within Lutruwita/Tasmania.

Entry to the galleries is free.

 
Proudly sponsored by a Department of State Growth Social Cohesion grant, The Cities of Clarence and Devonport, the Glenorchy Community Fund and Tasports.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Artworks in Paint

Group show featuring participants of Painting with Raymond

Shola Flight, Roger Downham, Lorna Carlton, Mairin Campbell, Liz Frampton, John Maginnis, Peter Keenan, Fiona Bradley, Chellie Collie and Raymond Wittenberg.

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Grass Trees, oil painting by Raymonduz, 2026


Every Monday at Kickstart Arts, a community of artistic individuals of all skill levels meet for Artworks in Paint. Led by local artist, Raymond Wittenberg, the underlying premise is to create a friendly, supportive environment that allows people to free themselves from normality and express the existence of their lives through an art practise.

The Artworks in Paint exhibition at Moonah Arts Centre is a collection of the work produced by this group over the past year. Guided by Raymond’s belief that “creativity is inherent in the human spirit,” this exhibition celebrates not only the artworks themselves, but also the joy of shared creativity and the powerful role of art in fostering connection and wellbeing.

Entry to the galleries is free.

Supported by Kickstart Arts Inc

 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of Suzanna Valadon

Faces From Our Town

Celebrating difference through portraits and stories

Paul County

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Paul County in school portraiture workshop, 2025

Faces From Our Town is a series of photographic portraits produced by Paul County in collaboration with students from Lutruwita/Tasmania, during portraiture workshops.

This exhibition explores the power of the portrait medium. It can communicate feelings, perspectives and lived experiences – demonstrating a camera is not just a mirror with a memory, but a powerful creative tool.

This collection of portraits are accompanied by stories from the subjects, reflecting the individual’s fears, hopes and resilience, as well as highlighting the work each is doing for their community.

Paul is a teacher, historian and photographer, focused on community-driven work. Faces From Our Town is an ongoing project, creating an educational resource that promotes acceptance, inclusion and empathy across the diverse communities within Lutruwita/Tasmania.

Entry to the galleries is free.

 
Proudly sponsored by a Department of State Growth Social Cohesion grant, The Cities of Clarence and Devonport, the Glenorchy Community Fund and Tasports.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Like a Tree

Robin Petterd

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Courtesy of the artist

Digital media artist Robin Petterd invites visitors to enter a quiet, interactive space to encounter a vivid network of interactive branches and leaves. As viewers move through the space, the artwork responds, shifting to mirror small gestures, pauses and changes in balance – representing the behaviour and energy of a tree.

This exhibition also represents the artist’s experience of living with dystonia, a neurological movement disorder. The interaction between the viewer and the artwork reflects on adaptation, instability and draws attention to the way our bodies are constantly in motion.

Entry to the galleries is free.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Artworks in Paint

Group show featuring participants of Painting with Raymond

Shola Flight, Roger Downham, Lorna Carlton, Mairin Campbell, Liz Frampton, John Maginnis, Peter Keenan, Fiona Bradley, Chellie Collie and Raymond Wittenberg.

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Grass Trees, oil painting by Raymonduz, 2026


Every Monday at Kickstart Arts, a community of artistic individuals of all skill levels meet for Artworks in Paint. Led by local artist, Raymond Wittenberg, the underlying premise is to create a friendly, supportive environment that allows people to free themselves from normality and express the existence of their lives through an art practise.

The Artworks in Paint exhibition at Moonah Arts Centre is a collection of the work produced by this group over the past year. Guided by Raymond’s belief that “creativity is inherent in the human spirit,” this exhibition celebrates not only the artworks themselves, but also the joy of shared creativity and the powerful role of art in fostering connection and wellbeing.

Entry to the galleries is free.

Supported by Kickstart Arts Inc

 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of Suzanna Valadon

Faces From Our Town

Celebrating difference through portraits and stories

Paul County

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Paul County in school portraiture workshop, 2025

Faces From Our Town is a series of photographic portraits produced by Paul County in collaboration with students from Lutruwita/Tasmania, during portraiture workshops.

This exhibition explores the power of the portrait medium. It can communicate feelings, perspectives and lived experiences – demonstrating a camera is not just a mirror with a memory, but a powerful creative tool.

This collection of portraits are accompanied by stories from the subjects, reflecting the individual’s fears, hopes and resilience, as well as highlighting the work each is doing for their community.

Paul is a teacher, historian and photographer, focused on community-driven work. Faces From Our Town is an ongoing project, creating an educational resource that promotes acceptance, inclusion and empathy across the diverse communities within Lutruwita/Tasmania.

Entry to the galleries is free.

 
Proudly sponsored by a Department of State Growth Social Cohesion grant, The Cities of Clarence and Devonport, the Glenorchy Community Fund and Tasports.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Like a Tree

Robin Petterd

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Courtesy of the artist

Digital media artist Robin Petterd invites visitors to enter a quiet, interactive space to encounter a vivid network of interactive branches and leaves. As viewers move through the space, the artwork responds, shifting to mirror small gestures, pauses and changes in balance – representing the behaviour and energy of a tree.

This exhibition also represents the artist’s experience of living with dystonia, a neurological movement disorder. The interaction between the viewer and the artwork reflects on adaptation, instability and draws attention to the way our bodies are constantly in motion.

Entry to the galleries is free.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Like a Tree

Robin Petterd

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Courtesy of the artist

Digital media artist Robin Petterd invites visitors to enter a quiet, interactive space to encounter a vivid network of interactive branches and leaves. As viewers move through the space, the artwork responds, shifting to mirror small gestures, pauses and changes in balance – representing the behaviour and energy of a tree.

This exhibition also represents the artist’s experience of living with dystonia, a neurological movement disorder. The interaction between the viewer and the artwork reflects on adaptation, instability and draws attention to the way our bodies are constantly in motion.

Entry to the galleries is free.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Faces From Our Town

Celebrating difference through portraits and stories

Paul County

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Paul County in school portraiture workshop, 2025

Faces From Our Town is a series of photographic portraits produced by Paul County in collaboration with students from Lutruwita/Tasmania, during portraiture workshops.

This exhibition explores the power of the portrait medium. It can communicate feelings, perspectives and lived experiences – demonstrating a camera is not just a mirror with a memory, but a powerful creative tool.

This collection of portraits are accompanied by stories from the subjects, reflecting the individual’s fears, hopes and resilience, as well as highlighting the work each is doing for their community.

Paul is a teacher, historian and photographer, focused on community-driven work. Faces From Our Town is an ongoing project, creating an educational resource that promotes acceptance, inclusion and empathy across the diverse communities within Lutruwita/Tasmania.

Entry to the galleries is free.

 
Proudly sponsored by a Department of State Growth Social Cohesion grant, The Cities of Clarence and Devonport, the Glenorchy Community Fund and Tasports.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Artworks in Paint

Group show featuring participants of Painting with Raymond

Shola Flight, Roger Downham, Lorna Carlton, Mairin Campbell, Liz Frampton, John Maginnis, Peter Keenan, Fiona Bradley, Chellie Collie and Raymond Wittenberg.

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Grass Trees, oil painting by Raymonduz, 2026


Every Monday at Kickstart Arts, a community of artistic individuals of all skill levels meet for Artworks in Paint. Led by local artist, Raymond Wittenberg, the underlying premise is to create a friendly, supportive environment that allows people to free themselves from normality and express the existence of their lives through an art practise.

The Artworks in Paint exhibition at Moonah Arts Centre is a collection of the work produced by this group over the past year. Guided by Raymond’s belief that “creativity is inherent in the human spirit,” this exhibition celebrates not only the artworks themselves, but also the joy of shared creativity and the powerful role of art in fostering connection and wellbeing.

Entry to the galleries is free.

Supported by Kickstart Arts Inc

 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of Suzanna Valadon

Faces From Our Town

Celebrating difference through portraits and stories

Paul County

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Paul County in school portraiture workshop, 2025

Faces From Our Town is a series of photographic portraits produced by Paul County in collaboration with students from Lutruwita/Tasmania, during portraiture workshops.

This exhibition explores the power of the portrait medium. It can communicate feelings, perspectives and lived experiences – demonstrating a camera is not just a mirror with a memory, but a powerful creative tool.

This collection of portraits are accompanied by stories from the subjects, reflecting the individual’s fears, hopes and resilience, as well as highlighting the work each is doing for their community.

Paul is a teacher, historian and photographer, focused on community-driven work. Faces From Our Town is an ongoing project, creating an educational resource that promotes acceptance, inclusion and empathy across the diverse communities within Lutruwita/Tasmania.

Entry to the galleries is free.

 
Proudly sponsored by a Department of State Growth Social Cohesion grant, The Cities of Clarence and Devonport, the Glenorchy Community Fund and Tasports.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Artworks in Paint

Group show featuring participants of Painting with Raymond

Shola Flight, Roger Downham, Lorna Carlton, Mairin Campbell, Liz Frampton, John Maginnis, Peter Keenan, Fiona Bradley, Chellie Collie and Raymond Wittenberg.

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Grass Trees, oil painting by Raymonduz, 2026


Every Monday at Kickstart Arts, a community of artistic individuals of all skill levels meet for Artworks in Paint. Led by local artist, Raymond Wittenberg, the underlying premise is to create a friendly, supportive environment that allows people to free themselves from normality and express the existence of their lives through an art practise.

The Artworks in Paint exhibition at Moonah Arts Centre is a collection of the work produced by this group over the past year. Guided by Raymond’s belief that “creativity is inherent in the human spirit,” this exhibition celebrates not only the artworks themselves, but also the joy of shared creativity and the powerful role of art in fostering connection and wellbeing.

Entry to the galleries is free.

Supported by Kickstart Arts Inc

 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of Suzanna Valadon

Like a Tree

Robin Petterd

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Courtesy of the artist

Digital media artist Robin Petterd invites visitors to enter a quiet, interactive space to encounter a vivid network of interactive branches and leaves. As viewers move through the space, the artwork responds, shifting to mirror small gestures, pauses and changes in balance – representing the behaviour and energy of a tree.

This exhibition also represents the artist’s experience of living with dystonia, a neurological movement disorder. The interaction between the viewer and the artwork reflects on adaptation, instability and draws attention to the way our bodies are constantly in motion.

Entry to the galleries is free.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Like a Tree

Robin Petterd

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Courtesy of the artist

Digital media artist Robin Petterd invites visitors to enter a quiet, interactive space to encounter a vivid network of interactive branches and leaves. As viewers move through the space, the artwork responds, shifting to mirror small gestures, pauses and changes in balance – representing the behaviour and energy of a tree.

This exhibition also represents the artist’s experience of living with dystonia, a neurological movement disorder. The interaction between the viewer and the artwork reflects on adaptation, instability and draws attention to the way our bodies are constantly in motion.

Entry to the galleries is free.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Artworks in Paint

Group show featuring participants of Painting with Raymond

Shola Flight, Roger Downham, Lorna Carlton, Mairin Campbell, Liz Frampton, John Maginnis, Peter Keenan, Fiona Bradley, Chellie Collie and Raymond Wittenberg.

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Grass Trees, oil painting by Raymonduz, 2026


Every Monday at Kickstart Arts, a community of artistic individuals of all skill levels meet for Artworks in Paint. Led by local artist, Raymond Wittenberg, the underlying premise is to create a friendly, supportive environment that allows people to free themselves from normality and express the existence of their lives through an art practise.

The Artworks in Paint exhibition at Moonah Arts Centre is a collection of the work produced by this group over the past year. Guided by Raymond’s belief that “creativity is inherent in the human spirit,” this exhibition celebrates not only the artworks themselves, but also the joy of shared creativity and the powerful role of art in fostering connection and wellbeing.

Entry to the galleries is free.

Supported by Kickstart Arts Inc

 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of Suzanna Valadon

Faces From Our Town

Celebrating difference through portraits and stories

Paul County

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Paul County in school portraiture workshop, 2025

Faces From Our Town is a series of photographic portraits produced by Paul County in collaboration with students from Lutruwita/Tasmania, during portraiture workshops.

This exhibition explores the power of the portrait medium. It can communicate feelings, perspectives and lived experiences – demonstrating a camera is not just a mirror with a memory, but a powerful creative tool.

This collection of portraits are accompanied by stories from the subjects, reflecting the individual’s fears, hopes and resilience, as well as highlighting the work each is doing for their community.

Paul is a teacher, historian and photographer, focused on community-driven work. Faces From Our Town is an ongoing project, creating an educational resource that promotes acceptance, inclusion and empathy across the diverse communities within Lutruwita/Tasmania.

Entry to the galleries is free.

 
Proudly sponsored by a Department of State Growth Social Cohesion grant, The Cities of Clarence and Devonport, the Glenorchy Community Fund and Tasports.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Artworks in Paint

Group show featuring participants of Painting with Raymond

Shola Flight, Roger Downham, Lorna Carlton, Mairin Campbell, Liz Frampton, John Maginnis, Peter Keenan, Fiona Bradley, Chellie Collie and Raymond Wittenberg.

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Grass Trees, oil painting by Raymonduz, 2026


Every Monday at Kickstart Arts, a community of artistic individuals of all skill levels meet for Artworks in Paint. Led by local artist, Raymond Wittenberg, the underlying premise is to create a friendly, supportive environment that allows people to free themselves from normality and express the existence of their lives through an art practise.

The Artworks in Paint exhibition at Moonah Arts Centre is a collection of the work produced by this group over the past year. Guided by Raymond’s belief that “creativity is inherent in the human spirit,” this exhibition celebrates not only the artworks themselves, but also the joy of shared creativity and the powerful role of art in fostering connection and wellbeing.

Entry to the galleries is free.

Supported by Kickstart Arts Inc

 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of Suzanna Valadon

Faces From Our Town

Celebrating difference through portraits and stories

Paul County

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Paul County in school portraiture workshop, 2025

Faces From Our Town is a series of photographic portraits produced by Paul County in collaboration with students from Lutruwita/Tasmania, during portraiture workshops.

This exhibition explores the power of the portrait medium. It can communicate feelings, perspectives and lived experiences – demonstrating a camera is not just a mirror with a memory, but a powerful creative tool.

This collection of portraits are accompanied by stories from the subjects, reflecting the individual’s fears, hopes and resilience, as well as highlighting the work each is doing for their community.

Paul is a teacher, historian and photographer, focused on community-driven work. Faces From Our Town is an ongoing project, creating an educational resource that promotes acceptance, inclusion and empathy across the diverse communities within Lutruwita/Tasmania.

Entry to the galleries is free.

 
Proudly sponsored by a Department of State Growth Social Cohesion grant, The Cities of Clarence and Devonport, the Glenorchy Community Fund and Tasports.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Like a Tree

Robin Petterd

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Courtesy of the artist

Digital media artist Robin Petterd invites visitors to enter a quiet, interactive space to encounter a vivid network of interactive branches and leaves. As viewers move through the space, the artwork responds, shifting to mirror small gestures, pauses and changes in balance – representing the behaviour and energy of a tree.

This exhibition also represents the artist’s experience of living with dystonia, a neurological movement disorder. The interaction between the viewer and the artwork reflects on adaptation, instability and draws attention to the way our bodies are constantly in motion.

Entry to the galleries is free.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Faces From Our Town

Celebrating difference through portraits and stories

Paul County

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Paul County in school portraiture workshop, 2025

Faces From Our Town is a series of photographic portraits produced by Paul County in collaboration with students from Lutruwita/Tasmania, during portraiture workshops.

This exhibition explores the power of the portrait medium. It can communicate feelings, perspectives and lived experiences – demonstrating a camera is not just a mirror with a memory, but a powerful creative tool.

This collection of portraits are accompanied by stories from the subjects, reflecting the individual’s fears, hopes and resilience, as well as highlighting the work each is doing for their community.

Paul is a teacher, historian and photographer, focused on community-driven work. Faces From Our Town is an ongoing project, creating an educational resource that promotes acceptance, inclusion and empathy across the diverse communities within Lutruwita/Tasmania.

Entry to the galleries is free.

 
Proudly sponsored by a Department of State Growth Social Cohesion grant, The Cities of Clarence and Devonport, the Glenorchy Community Fund and Tasports.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Like a Tree

Robin Petterd

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Courtesy of the artist

Digital media artist Robin Petterd invites visitors to enter a quiet, interactive space to encounter a vivid network of interactive branches and leaves. As viewers move through the space, the artwork responds, shifting to mirror small gestures, pauses and changes in balance – representing the behaviour and energy of a tree.

This exhibition also represents the artist’s experience of living with dystonia, a neurological movement disorder. The interaction between the viewer and the artwork reflects on adaptation, instability and draws attention to the way our bodies are constantly in motion.

Entry to the galleries is free.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Artworks in Paint

Group show featuring participants of Painting with Raymond

Shola Flight, Roger Downham, Lorna Carlton, Mairin Campbell, Liz Frampton, John Maginnis, Peter Keenan, Fiona Bradley, Chellie Collie and Raymond Wittenberg.

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Grass Trees, oil painting by Raymonduz, 2026


Every Monday at Kickstart Arts, a community of artistic individuals of all skill levels meet for Artworks in Paint. Led by local artist, Raymond Wittenberg, the underlying premise is to create a friendly, supportive environment that allows people to free themselves from normality and express the existence of their lives through an art practise.

The Artworks in Paint exhibition at Moonah Arts Centre is a collection of the work produced by this group over the past year. Guided by Raymond’s belief that “creativity is inherent in the human spirit,” this exhibition celebrates not only the artworks themselves, but also the joy of shared creativity and the powerful role of art in fostering connection and wellbeing.

Entry to the galleries is free.

Supported by Kickstart Arts Inc

 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of Suzanna Valadon

Like a Tree

Robin Petterd

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Courtesy of the artist

Digital media artist Robin Petterd invites visitors to enter a quiet, interactive space to encounter a vivid network of interactive branches and leaves. As viewers move through the space, the artwork responds, shifting to mirror small gestures, pauses and changes in balance – representing the behaviour and energy of a tree.

This exhibition also represents the artist’s experience of living with dystonia, a neurological movement disorder. The interaction between the viewer and the artwork reflects on adaptation, instability and draws attention to the way our bodies are constantly in motion.

Entry to the galleries is free.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Artworks in Paint

Group show featuring participants of Painting with Raymond

Shola Flight, Roger Downham, Lorna Carlton, Mairin Campbell, Liz Frampton, John Maginnis, Peter Keenan, Fiona Bradley, Chellie Collie and Raymond Wittenberg.

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Grass Trees, oil painting by Raymonduz, 2026


Every Monday at Kickstart Arts, a community of artistic individuals of all skill levels meet for Artworks in Paint. Led by local artist, Raymond Wittenberg, the underlying premise is to create a friendly, supportive environment that allows people to free themselves from normality and express the existence of their lives through an art practise.

The Artworks in Paint exhibition at Moonah Arts Centre is a collection of the work produced by this group over the past year. Guided by Raymond’s belief that “creativity is inherent in the human spirit,” this exhibition celebrates not only the artworks themselves, but also the joy of shared creativity and the powerful role of art in fostering connection and wellbeing.

Entry to the galleries is free.

Supported by Kickstart Arts Inc

 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of Suzanna Valadon

Faces From Our Town

Celebrating difference through portraits and stories

Paul County

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Paul County in school portraiture workshop, 2025

Faces From Our Town is a series of photographic portraits produced by Paul County in collaboration with students from Lutruwita/Tasmania, during portraiture workshops.

This exhibition explores the power of the portrait medium. It can communicate feelings, perspectives and lived experiences – demonstrating a camera is not just a mirror with a memory, but a powerful creative tool.

This collection of portraits are accompanied by stories from the subjects, reflecting the individual’s fears, hopes and resilience, as well as highlighting the work each is doing for their community.

Paul is a teacher, historian and photographer, focused on community-driven work. Faces From Our Town is an ongoing project, creating an educational resource that promotes acceptance, inclusion and empathy across the diverse communities within Lutruwita/Tasmania.

Entry to the galleries is free.

 
Proudly sponsored by a Department of State Growth Social Cohesion grant, The Cities of Clarence and Devonport, the Glenorchy Community Fund and Tasports.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Faces From Our Town

Celebrating difference through portraits and stories

Paul County

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Paul County in school portraiture workshop, 2025

Faces From Our Town is a series of photographic portraits produced by Paul County in collaboration with students from Lutruwita/Tasmania, during portraiture workshops.

This exhibition explores the power of the portrait medium. It can communicate feelings, perspectives and lived experiences – demonstrating a camera is not just a mirror with a memory, but a powerful creative tool.

This collection of portraits are accompanied by stories from the subjects, reflecting the individual’s fears, hopes and resilience, as well as highlighting the work each is doing for their community.

Paul is a teacher, historian and photographer, focused on community-driven work. Faces From Our Town is an ongoing project, creating an educational resource that promotes acceptance, inclusion and empathy across the diverse communities within Lutruwita/Tasmania.

Entry to the galleries is free.

 
Proudly sponsored by a Department of State Growth Social Cohesion grant, The Cities of Clarence and Devonport, the Glenorchy Community Fund and Tasports.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Like a Tree

Robin Petterd

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Courtesy of the artist

Digital media artist Robin Petterd invites visitors to enter a quiet, interactive space to encounter a vivid network of interactive branches and leaves. As viewers move through the space, the artwork responds, shifting to mirror small gestures, pauses and changes in balance – representing the behaviour and energy of a tree.

This exhibition also represents the artist’s experience of living with dystonia, a neurological movement disorder. The interaction between the viewer and the artwork reflects on adaptation, instability and draws attention to the way our bodies are constantly in motion.

Entry to the galleries is free.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Artworks in Paint

Group show featuring participants of Painting with Raymond

Shola Flight, Roger Downham, Lorna Carlton, Mairin Campbell, Liz Frampton, John Maginnis, Peter Keenan, Fiona Bradley, Chellie Collie and Raymond Wittenberg.

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Grass Trees, oil painting by Raymonduz, 2026


Every Monday at Kickstart Arts, a community of artistic individuals of all skill levels meet for Artworks in Paint. Led by local artist, Raymond Wittenberg, the underlying premise is to create a friendly, supportive environment that allows people to free themselves from normality and express the existence of their lives through an art practise.

The Artworks in Paint exhibition at Moonah Arts Centre is a collection of the work produced by this group over the past year. Guided by Raymond’s belief that “creativity is inherent in the human spirit,” this exhibition celebrates not only the artworks themselves, but also the joy of shared creativity and the powerful role of art in fostering connection and wellbeing.

Entry to the galleries is free.

Supported by Kickstart Arts Inc

 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of Suzanna Valadon

Like a Tree

Robin Petterd

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Courtesy of the artist

Digital media artist Robin Petterd invites visitors to enter a quiet, interactive space to encounter a vivid network of interactive branches and leaves. As viewers move through the space, the artwork responds, shifting to mirror small gestures, pauses and changes in balance – representing the behaviour and energy of a tree.

This exhibition also represents the artist’s experience of living with dystonia, a neurological movement disorder. The interaction between the viewer and the artwork reflects on adaptation, instability and draws attention to the way our bodies are constantly in motion.

Entry to the galleries is free.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Artworks in Paint

Group show featuring participants of Painting with Raymond

Shola Flight, Roger Downham, Lorna Carlton, Mairin Campbell, Liz Frampton, John Maginnis, Peter Keenan, Fiona Bradley, Chellie Collie and Raymond Wittenberg.

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Grass Trees, oil painting by Raymonduz, 2026


Every Monday at Kickstart Arts, a community of artistic individuals of all skill levels meet for Artworks in Paint. Led by local artist, Raymond Wittenberg, the underlying premise is to create a friendly, supportive environment that allows people to free themselves from normality and express the existence of their lives through an art practise.

The Artworks in Paint exhibition at Moonah Arts Centre is a collection of the work produced by this group over the past year. Guided by Raymond’s belief that “creativity is inherent in the human spirit,” this exhibition celebrates not only the artworks themselves, but also the joy of shared creativity and the powerful role of art in fostering connection and wellbeing.

Entry to the galleries is free.

Supported by Kickstart Arts Inc

 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of Suzanna Valadon

Faces From Our Town

Celebrating difference through portraits and stories

Paul County

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Paul County in school portraiture workshop, 2025

Faces From Our Town is a series of photographic portraits produced by Paul County in collaboration with students from Lutruwita/Tasmania, during portraiture workshops.

This exhibition explores the power of the portrait medium. It can communicate feelings, perspectives and lived experiences – demonstrating a camera is not just a mirror with a memory, but a powerful creative tool.

This collection of portraits are accompanied by stories from the subjects, reflecting the individual’s fears, hopes and resilience, as well as highlighting the work each is doing for their community.

Paul is a teacher, historian and photographer, focused on community-driven work. Faces From Our Town is an ongoing project, creating an educational resource that promotes acceptance, inclusion and empathy across the diverse communities within Lutruwita/Tasmania.

Entry to the galleries is free.

 
Proudly sponsored by a Department of State Growth Social Cohesion grant, The Cities of Clarence and Devonport, the Glenorchy Community Fund and Tasports.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Like a Tree

Robin Petterd

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Courtesy of the artist

Digital media artist Robin Petterd invites visitors to enter a quiet, interactive space to encounter a vivid network of interactive branches and leaves. As viewers move through the space, the artwork responds, shifting to mirror small gestures, pauses and changes in balance – representing the behaviour and energy of a tree.

This exhibition also represents the artist’s experience of living with dystonia, a neurological movement disorder. The interaction between the viewer and the artwork reflects on adaptation, instability and draws attention to the way our bodies are constantly in motion.

Entry to the galleries is free.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Artworks in Paint

Group show featuring participants of Painting with Raymond

Shola Flight, Roger Downham, Lorna Carlton, Mairin Campbell, Liz Frampton, John Maginnis, Peter Keenan, Fiona Bradley, Chellie Collie and Raymond Wittenberg.

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Grass Trees, oil painting by Raymonduz, 2026


Every Monday at Kickstart Arts, a community of artistic individuals of all skill levels meet for Artworks in Paint. Led by local artist, Raymond Wittenberg, the underlying premise is to create a friendly, supportive environment that allows people to free themselves from normality and express the existence of their lives through an art practise.

The Artworks in Paint exhibition at Moonah Arts Centre is a collection of the work produced by this group over the past year. Guided by Raymond’s belief that “creativity is inherent in the human spirit,” this exhibition celebrates not only the artworks themselves, but also the joy of shared creativity and the powerful role of art in fostering connection and wellbeing.

Entry to the galleries is free.

Supported by Kickstart Arts Inc

 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of Suzanna Valadon

Faces From Our Town

Celebrating difference through portraits and stories

Paul County

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Paul County in school portraiture workshop, 2025

Faces From Our Town is a series of photographic portraits produced by Paul County in collaboration with students from Lutruwita/Tasmania, during portraiture workshops.

This exhibition explores the power of the portrait medium. It can communicate feelings, perspectives and lived experiences – demonstrating a camera is not just a mirror with a memory, but a powerful creative tool.

This collection of portraits are accompanied by stories from the subjects, reflecting the individual’s fears, hopes and resilience, as well as highlighting the work each is doing for their community.

Paul is a teacher, historian and photographer, focused on community-driven work. Faces From Our Town is an ongoing project, creating an educational resource that promotes acceptance, inclusion and empathy across the diverse communities within Lutruwita/Tasmania.

Entry to the galleries is free.

 
Proudly sponsored by a Department of State Growth Social Cohesion grant, The Cities of Clarence and Devonport, the Glenorchy Community Fund and Tasports.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Artworks in Paint

Group show featuring participants of Painting with Raymond

Shola Flight, Roger Downham, Lorna Carlton, Mairin Campbell, Liz Frampton, John Maginnis, Peter Keenan, Fiona Bradley, Chellie Collie and Raymond Wittenberg.

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Grass Trees, oil painting by Raymonduz, 2026


Every Monday at Kickstart Arts, a community of artistic individuals of all skill levels meet for Artworks in Paint. Led by local artist, Raymond Wittenberg, the underlying premise is to create a friendly, supportive environment that allows people to free themselves from normality and express the existence of their lives through an art practise.

The Artworks in Paint exhibition at Moonah Arts Centre is a collection of the work produced by this group over the past year. Guided by Raymond’s belief that “creativity is inherent in the human spirit,” this exhibition celebrates not only the artworks themselves, but also the joy of shared creativity and the powerful role of art in fostering connection and wellbeing.

Entry to the galleries is free.

Supported by Kickstart Arts Inc

 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of Suzanna Valadon

Faces From Our Town

Celebrating difference through portraits and stories

Paul County

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Paul County in school portraiture workshop, 2025

Faces From Our Town is a series of photographic portraits produced by Paul County in collaboration with students from Lutruwita/Tasmania, during portraiture workshops.

This exhibition explores the power of the portrait medium. It can communicate feelings, perspectives and lived experiences – demonstrating a camera is not just a mirror with a memory, but a powerful creative tool.

This collection of portraits are accompanied by stories from the subjects, reflecting the individual’s fears, hopes and resilience, as well as highlighting the work each is doing for their community.

Paul is a teacher, historian and photographer, focused on community-driven work. Faces From Our Town is an ongoing project, creating an educational resource that promotes acceptance, inclusion and empathy across the diverse communities within Lutruwita/Tasmania.

Entry to the galleries is free.

 
Proudly sponsored by a Department of State Growth Social Cohesion grant, The Cities of Clarence and Devonport, the Glenorchy Community Fund and Tasports.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist

Like a Tree

Robin Petterd

Exhibition Dates: Friday 24 July – Saturday 22 August 2026

Exhibition Launch: 5:30pm, Thursday 23 July 2026

Image credit: Courtesy of the artist

Digital media artist Robin Petterd invites visitors to enter a quiet, interactive space to encounter a vivid network of interactive branches and leaves. As viewers move through the space, the artwork responds, shifting to mirror small gestures, pauses and changes in balance – representing the behaviour and energy of a tree.

This exhibition also represents the artist’s experience of living with dystonia, a neurological movement disorder. The interaction between the viewer and the artwork reflects on adaptation, instability and draws attention to the way our bodies are constantly in motion.

Entry to the galleries is free.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Moonah Arts Centre and Glenorchy City Council acknowledge the Muwinina people as the traditional owners of this Land on which we gather. We recognise all Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the original owners and continuing custodians of the land and waters of this island, Lutruwita. We pay our respect to Aboriginal Elders, past and present. We commit to working for a City that welcomes and respects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

SAFE SPACE
We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

Image courtesy of artist