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RISE 2025

Woman standing in front of large scale needle felting faces by Tasmanian artist Frances Reeve Palmer in the exhibition RISE at QVMAG

Image:Woman standing in front of large scale needle felting faces by Tasmanian artist Frances Reeve Palmer in the 2023 exhibition RISE at the Art Gallery at Royal Park. Photo: QVMAG

RISE 2025 features ten of Tasmania’s most collectible and significant emerging artists, spanning a diverse and engaging range of mediums.

New art makers emerge each year in Tasmania to provoke and inspire their audience with creative thinking and craftsmanship, transcendent in its beauty and honest in its intention to impress.

The need for fresh visual arts practitioners to provide a unique, beautiful and challenging voice is more important than ever.

With this second RISE exhibition, QVMAG continues its commitment to support all phases of artists’ creative practice and career progression.

Art Gallery at Royal Park, 2 Wellington Street

Coming soon to QVMAG in 2025

Free entry

Roadworks | Museum at Inveresk

RISE 2025

Previous featured RISE artists

In conversation: Katie Barron

In conversation: Fran Reeve-Palmer

In conversation: Katelyn Geard

In conversation: Harrison Bowe

In conversation: Elizabeth Braid

In conversation: Lorna Quinn

In conversation: Travis Bell

In conversation: Steph Reynolds