Handmark Gallery

Handmark Gallery stands as a vibrant cultural destination in the heart of Hobart's historic Salamanca Place, offering visitors an opportunity to engage with the best of Tasmanian art and design. Located at 77 Salamanca Place, the gallery serves as a dedicated space for celebrating the creative talent that thrives across Tasmania's artistic community. Whether you are a serious art collector, a casual observer, or someone simply exploring Hobart's cultural offerings, Handmark Gallery provides an accessible and welcoming environment to discover contemporary works rooted in the island state's unique creative landscape. The gallery's focus on Tasmanian art and design means that visitors can expect to encounter a curated selection of works that reflect the distinctive character and perspectives of local artists. The programming showcases the diversity of artistic practice across the region, from painting and sculpture to contemporary design pieces that push creative boundaries. This commitment to local talent ensures that each visit offers something connected to Tasmania's vibrant artistic community, whether through solo exhibitions, group shows, or installations that challenge and inspire. When you visit Handmark Gallery, you will find yourself in a space thoughtfully designed to showcase artwork in an inviting atmosphere. The gallery maintains accessible hours throughout the week, opening from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday, with extended weekend hours starting at 9:30 AM on Saturday and 11:00 AM on Sunday, allowing flexibility for visitors to explore at their convenience. The location on Salamanca Place means you can easily integrate a gallery visit into a broader exploration of Hobart's cultural precinct, with plenty of nearby cafes, restaurants, and other attractions to enhance your experience. More information about current exhibitions and programming can be found on the gallery's website at https://handmark.com.au/, making it easy to plan your visit and stay informed about what is on display.