Welcome to the Gallery, a celebration of King Island creativity and artistic expression.
DREAM
Exhibition Opening Saturday 21 March
DREAM
Opening Saturday evening, 21 March - 5pm @ the King Island Gallery.
DREAM is a youth-led exhibition focusing on pioneering surreal depictions from the infinite spectrum of emotions, thoughts, and ideas. To encourage youth, and others alike, to delve deep into the creative potential of the mind. Creating the abstract, the symbolic, the comical, and the otherworldly that emerge.
Exhibition continues until the 30 April 2026.
Just finished
Lateena (Ziggy/Efflam Prié) / REBIRTHED
Opening Friday evening, 6 Feb - 6pm @ the King Island Gallery.
Rebirthed is a retrospective of works by Lateena (Ziggy / Efflam Prié) created over the past five years living on King Island. The exhibition explores the idea that something continues beyond death, giving a second life to what has passed on. Remnants as bones, shells, and feathers, invite a shift away from a morbid vision of death toward a more open appreciation of transformation and the movement of energy from one form to another.
Exhibition concluded on the 8 March 2026.
AiR
AiR is a group exhibition featuring three former artists in residence – Sharon Peoples, Judith Klavins and Nicole Voevodin-Cash. Each artist presents a curated collection of works that reflects their individual experiences, perspectives and interpretations of their time on King Island. Through diverse mediums and personal storytelling, this exhibition explores the profound impact of the island’s landscapes, histories and culture on their creative processes. AiR celebrates the talent of these three artists and highlights the significance of the King Island Artist Residency program in fostering creativity and cultural exchange. Through this diverse collection of works, visitors will gain insight into the transformative power of place & the multitude of ways artists connect with their surroundings.
Exhibition concluded on 5 January 2026.
Call of the Strait - A Shared Story from Bass Strait Islands
Call of the Strait is a shared story and creative exchange between Bass Strait Islands, opening at the King Island Gallery 6 September 2025 and Strait Works Gallery, Flinders Island in 2026.
We’re calling on artists, creatives, historians, cultural groups and community members to be part of a collaborative project that celebrates the people, industries and traditions across Bass Strait.
From fishermen to birders, maritime workers and cultural custodians, this project honours the deep connections, stories and skills shaped by the body of water between us.
We’re seeking artworks, maps, artefacts, written and recorded stories, modern and historical photographs, documents and more.
If you have something to share - Creative, personal or historical - we’d love to hear from you. Works can be for sale or not for sale.
All works to be submitted to the King Island Gallery by 25 August 2025.
If you live on another Bass Strait Island, we may be able to offer financial support to cover the cost of postage.
To express interest or find out more please get in touch via email gallery@kingisland.tas.gov.au or phone:
King Island Gallery - Taylor Stevens 0493 661 816
Furneaux Community Arts – Sandro Donati at 0429 383 375.
A collection of works from Bass Strait Islands will be exhibited at the Call of the Strait Exhibition at the King Island Gallery, opening 6 September, and Strait Works Gallery on Flinders Island in 2026.
This project is supported by King Island Council, Furneaux Community Arts and Tas Ports Community Grants.
Exhibition concluded at the King Island Gallery on 19 October 2025 and will open on Flinders Island in May 2026.
Exhibitions & Events
Find out more about upcoming exhibitions and events.
Artist Residency
Apply for our Artist Residency Program and capture the essence of the King Island with your unique artistic style.
Workshops
Workshops hosted by local artists and our current Artist in Residence.
Studio Space
Reserve the Wharf Studio for your local arts practice.
Visit Us
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Edward Street, Currie
(across from the wharf)
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+61 6462 1924
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Monday - 1-3pm
Tuesday - 1-3pm
Wednesday - Closed
Thursday - 1-3pm
Friday - 1-3pm
Saturday - 1-3pm
Sunday - 1-3pm
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gallery@kingisland.tas.gov.au