Nolan Gallery is a Tasmanian art gallery showcasing fine art and craft from Tasmania’s diverse visual arts community through regular exhibitions and house shows.
Join us at our Hobart Tea Bar, open Tuesday – Sunday! Explore our collection of fine Chinese, Taiwanese, and Tasmanian teas. Shop for elegant teawares, relax with a cuppa or sign up for a fun Tea Workshop. See you there for a friendly and delightful tea experience!
A Moment of Tea came into existence during the uncertain times of the 2020 pandemic. When the world was grappling with isolation and uncertainty, we felt the urge to create a space of warmth and community, and the idea of using tea as a medium seemed perfect.
So, we began with weekly tea gatherings, inviting people from various walks of life to come together, share their stories, and find solace in the warmth of a cup of tea. The response we received was heartening. It was clear that our little tea gatherings were offering people comfort and a sense of community, and this inspired us to turn this initiative into something more substantial.
Rani is a self taught silversmith that isn’t confined by traditional methods of fabrication. She has a passion for creating jewellery and wearable art that celebrates imperfection and is infused with symbolism and meaning.
Rani uses traditional tools and slow handcrafted methods to create one off individual pieces of jewellery with a modern ancient aesthetic whereupon marks and strikes of the hammer can be seen. She adds symbols of meaning and dot work on each piece.
Rani enjoys the contrast of working with mixed precious metals and vibrant coloured gemstones. She is inspired by the Medieval and Byzantine eras to create pieces of rustic elegance.
Each piece is filled with intention and meaning as she works the transformation of materials into amulets, talismans and power rings.
The signature logo of Rani Baker Jewellery is the alchemical symbol of Amalgamation which represents the joining of elements and forces to bring balance and unity.
She welcomes commission pieces and collaborations with her clients to create personal amulets that mark a particular transition or accomplishment in their lives.
Haidee trained in millinery at Hobart Tafe before continuing on to study fine arts at the university of Tasmania, later studying at the British school of Millinery in London. Her love of art and fashion has taken her millinery designs all over the world and won prizes in countries she could not travel to, but her hats did!
Miss Haidee not only creates marvellous headwear, but also houses her own children’s clothing label that is unique, quirky and one of a kind, to the likes of her clever published children’s book: Hobartdocious .
Miss Haidee is constantly making new designs and invites you to visit her at work instore 10am to 5pm Monday-Friday and extended hours on Friday evenings. For weekend visitation, Miss Haidee is open 11am to 3pm or anytime via appointment.
Keep an eye out for Miss Haidee’s classes in the quieter months!
Kiyomi was born in Saitama, Japan, and emigrated to Australia in 2000 where she established Sashiko design at
Hobart’s Salamanca Market. She opened her gallery workshop in the Salamanca Arts Centre in 2022.
Kiyomi intuitively blends traditional Sashiko stitching and vintage Japanese material with modern Australian elements such as cotton, denim and leather to hand-craft unique bags and pouches. Sashiko design also stocks a selection of giftware sourced directry from Japan.
Kiyomi can be found hand-sewing or working at her industrial sewing machine in the studio area of Sashiko design, or at Salamanca Market stall each Saturday. She enjoys talking to people about her design and production processes.
Artefacts Inc is a non profit organisation, established as a collective in 1986, run by Tasmanian artists.
Displaying works ranging from forged iron pieces, contemporary jewellery, hand cut and set gems, stainless steel utensils and sculpture, with the emphasis on Metal, recycled or new, and always designed and made by the Members of the Collective.
Every day of the week you will find a different Member in Hammer & Hand, at the bench, working on their own creations.
Customers can browse and buy contemporary jewellery creations while meeting the creators themselves.
Inspiration for much of their work stems from the stunning Tasmanian landscape and a great variety of materials are used and incorporated in the works, ranging from sterling silver, gold, and brass, to fabric and even butterfly wings.
handmark exhibits ceramics, glass, jewellery, wood and textiles, paintings, works on paper and sculpture and exports pieces all over the world, to collectors and clients.
Many of these artists are now represented in national and international galleries, and in private and government collections. Director Allanah Dopson is recognised throughout Australia for her knowledge of Tasmanian artists.
Works by new and established artists and craftspeople are represented in solo and group exhibitions throughout the year.
Miss Bond is passionate about the handmade and the traditions of the artisan. Sensitive about our impact on the world Miss Bond only use recycled metals and upcycled fabrics, with works made in store or in their home studio.