Opportunity
2026 Rosny Farm Exhibition Program EOI
The City of Clarence is calling for applications for the 2026 Exhibitions Program at the Rosny Farm.
We aim to present a diverse program that includes a balance of emerging and established artists as well as artists from a diversity of age, background, gender, culture and ability. Practitioners in any field of creative endeavour are eligible to apply, including (but not limited to) visual arts, design, new media, craft, and fashion.
The City of Clarence accepts applications from local, interstate and overseas artists, curators, arts collectives, and organisations.
Applications to exhibit can be for solo shows or curated group shows and we strongly encourage applications for new artistic works. Please note, a limited number of solo exhibitions are programmed each year.
The City of Clarence acknowledges the traditional owners of the land on which we work and create. We are committed to respecting and promoting the culture, heritage, and history of Tasmanian Aboriginal peoples. We encourage applications from Aboriginal artists and practitioners, and we strive to provide opportunities that honour first peoples’ ongoing connections to these lands and waters.
Women, gender diverse and LGBTQIA + communities, people living with a disability, people with culturally diverse backgrounds and people living and working in remote areas are encouraged to apply.
Expressions of Interest for the 2026 Exhibition Program is for January to December 2026.
Image: Danny Gardner, milaythina mana, March 2025. Photo: Rosie Hastie
