The TAG Art Gallery

The TAG Art Gallery Contemporary Art Gallery at 149 Macquarie Street Hobart, Tasmania Contemporary Art Gallery

'Rift' — new R Series work by Gemma Lynch-Memory. For people living in the middle of things. Bands of grey and charcoal,...
08/09/2026

'Rift' — new R Series work by Gemma Lynch-Memory. For people living in the middle of things. Bands of grey and charcoal, texture and intention. Available for viewing this week. DM or text to arrange.

Thousands of hand-laid lines. Horizontal, rhythmic, building from density into light. What starts as visual intensity tr...
02/09/2026

Thousands of hand-laid lines. Horizontal, rhythmic, building from density into light. What starts as visual intensity transforms. The lines stop being marks. They become sound. They vibrate. They hold.

This is thirty years of investigation made visible. Not gesture. Not decoration. Pure sustained attention translated into colour, rhythm, line.

View the work and discover what moves you.

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The Shift from Literal to PerceptualThirty years ago, Gemma Lynch-Memory was painting recognisable Australian landscapes...
24/08/2026

The Shift from Literal to Perceptual

Thirty years ago, Gemma Lynch-Memory was painting recognisable Australian landscapes. Fences, paddocks, mailboxes. Over decades, something shifted. The literal fell away. What remained was something harder to name but impossible to ignore: a pure investigation into how we see rather than what we see.

This evolution wasn't a departure. It was a deepening. Each exhibition moved closer to something more essential, more direct. The work became less about place and more about perception itself.

What you're looking at is the accumulation of thousands of hand-laid marks. Lynch-Memory works with hands, unconventiona...
21/08/2026

What you're looking at is the accumulation of thousands of hand-laid marks. Lynch-Memory works with hands, unconventional tools, and oil paint applied obsessively, layer upon layer. Powered sanders, dremels, scrapers. The surface becomes the subject. Texture isn't decoration here. It's the investigation itself.

The longer you stand with the work, the more you understand what's happening. This isn't about depicting something. It's about creating a physical experience that pulls you in and asks you to look harder.

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We're taught to fear the marks time leaves on us. But look at an old industrial surface. Rust, weathering, worn edges. T...
15/08/2026

We're taught to fear the marks time leaves on us. But look at an old industrial surface.

Rust, weathering, worn edges. There's beauty there because there's honesty.

The industrial series invites us to see ourselves the same way. To honour the lines we've earned. To choose reverence over erasure.

'Elemental' No.6 from every angle. The detail reveals what the colour promises. Swipe through and see what stops you.Lin...
13/08/2026

'Elemental' No.6 from every angle. The detail reveals what the colour promises. Swipe through and see what stops you.

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11/08/2026

Gemma Lynch-Memory's 'Elemental' No.6 is a study in visual resolution.

Horizontal bands of blue and burnt orange emerge from thousands of hand-applied paint lines, each one placed without brush or palette knife. The composition embodies her philosophy: denser, darker anchoring the lower canvas, lightening toward clarity above.

Come see it in person at 149 Macquarie Street or 91a Salamanca Place. https://www.thetagartgallery.com/products/elemental-no-6-new-work

08/08/2026

Join us Viva Art Lounge today. 91a Salamanca Pl, Hobart.

07/08/2026

'Elemental' Exhibition Now Showing

06/08/2026

Elemental No.1 by Gemma Lynch-Memory moves through three states: the hidden, the known, and the transcendent.

Oil and mixed media on canvas, 170 x 250cm.

Her work is held in collections across Australia and internationally.

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149 Macquarie Street
Hobart, TAS
7000

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Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm

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