Art Mob

Art Mob stands as a vital cultural destination in Hobart's artistic landscape, holding the distinction of being Tasmania's only gallery devoted exclusively to First Nations art. Located at 29 Hunter Street in the heart of Hobart, this gallery serves as an important platform for celebrating and showcasing the work of Palawa artists from Tasmania alongside Indigenous artists from across Australia. For visitors seeking to engage with authentic Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artistic traditions and contemporary expressions, Art Mob offers an experience that cannot be found elsewhere in the state. The gallery's collection and exhibitions provide visitors with the opportunity to encounter a diverse range of First Nations artwork, from traditional practices to contemporary interpretations. By featuring both local Palawa artists and Indigenous creators from around Australia, Art Mob creates a dialogue between Tasmania's Aboriginal artistic heritage and the broader spectrum of First Nations art across the continent. This unique programming allows visitors to appreciate the distinct cultural expressions of Tasmanian Aboriginal communities while also exploring the rich artistic traditions that span the entire country. When you visit Art Mob, you can expect a welcoming gallery environment that honors and respects the cultural significance of the works on display. The gallery maintains generous opening hours, welcoming visitors seven days a week from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, making it accessible whether you are a local resident or a tourist exploring Hobart. The space provides an opportunity to not only view remarkable artwork but also to deepen your understanding of First Nations culture and artistic practices. Whether you are an experienced art collector, a casual appreciator, or simply curious about Indigenous Australian art, Art Mob offers an enriching experience that contributes meaningfully to your time in Hobart.