PLANNER

INSCRIPTION AND PLACE

TMAG, UNTIL SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22 This poetic exploration of place, family and objects is told through contemporary jewellery by four Tasmanian jewellers: Alex Parish, Sarah Jones/Stubbs, Janine Combes and Sophie Carnell. Using a range of materials and techniques, the works contextualise Hobart’s history through their interpretation of items. All are from the Baldwin Collection, the largest single donation to the museum (featuring jewellery, diaries and domestic objects), which frames the lives of the women from two of colonial Hobart’s leading families, the Manings and the Knights. Free exhibition. For details, visit tmag.tas.gov.au/whats_on

TREELINES

LADY JANE FRANKLIN GALLERY, OPENING NIGHT FRIDAY, 6PM This exhibition shows interpretations of treelines by artists from the Tasmanian Art Society. Along with more traditional watercolours – by artists such as Jenny Miller – and oil paintings, there will also be more representational art, 3D works and pieces by fabric artists. The response to the theme of “treelines”, including a piece on family treelines, is as diverse as the submitting artists. A Paul Boam work will be on display and all artworks are for sale. On show weekends from 11am-4pm, until Sunday, July 30. Visit artstas.com.au

IN-HOUSE

MOONAH ARTS CENTRE, OPENS FRIDAY This exhibition of items made in-house by artists from the designed:made collective features objects destined for use in the home. This group of designers, makers and artists – including Duncan Meerding and Svend Madsen – work with a diverse range of materials, including timber, glass, ceramics, metal and textiles. The works are the result of prototypes created inhouse before being made commercially. Free event. Until Saturday, July 22. Visit moonahartscentre.org.au