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Arts & Wellbeing Project Bank

The diversity of projects is a reflection of the different regions of Tasmania, the range of art forms, social issues, health issues, urban and rural communities and the uniqueness of individuals. In their diversity, they all have one common outcome; they enable creative expression that is intrinsically healthy.

Thank you to Eleven Thh who compiled the information for each project and to the individuals who contributed their stories and images. Tasmanian Regional Arts hope you enjoy browsing through the Project Bank and that you find it informative and inspiring!

Project Name

Keywords: Art medium, Town, Target Demographic

Click on the project name to download a view individual project PDF.

Click HERE to download the full PDF document of all the Arts & Wellbeing case studies.

North West projects

Strait on Shore
Installation, King Island, General Population

Wynyard Skate Park Mural
Public Art, Wynyard, Youth

Call My Bluff; Art of the Wild
Multi Artform, Meander Valley, General Population

Drive
Film, Wynyard, Youth

Vox Populi (Voice of the People)
Music, Burnie, Mental Health

Northern projects

Close Knit
Craft, Beaconsfield, General Population

Party Safe
Performance, Scottsdale, Youth

Inside Outside
Visual Art, Launceston, Mental Health

Access Arts Link
Visual Art, Launceston, Disability

Regener8
Story-telling/Photography, Break O'Day, General Population

Southern projects

Bridging the Gap
Performance, Hobart, Youth

Arts on Whittle Ward - coming soon
Craft, Hobart, Palliative Care

Second Echo Ensemble
Performance, Hobart, Youth

Huonville Mosaic Roundabout
Public Art, Huonville, Youth

Clown Doctors
Performance, Hobart, Hospital Clients & Staff

Ageing in Place
Visual Art, Hobart, Elderly/Intellectual Disability

St. Helens Art Therapy
Visual Art, Hobart, Mental Health

Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure that this information is free from error and/or omission at the time of publishing. This site contains information, data, images and contact details (the Information) prepared by Tasmanian Regional Arts for and on behalf of the case studies highlighted. Tasmanian Regional Arts wishes to make available the Information to better inform the community. The Information is protected by copyright. Tasmanian Regional Arts takes no responsibility for loss occasioned to any person or organisation acting or refraining from action as a result of information contained in these case studies.