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      • Ability to Create
      • ART SITES - Creative Hoarding Program
      • Creative Hobart Forums
      • InsideOUT
      • The Loop
      • SOAPBOX billboards
      • Traffic Signal Boxes
      • Urban Art Walls
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    • Art funding, equipment and venues
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    • UNESCO City of Literature
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  • Salamanca Market
  • Mathers House
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Creative Hobart programs

DJ Leg Up Project

Alongside temporary and permanent public art projects, Creative Hobart also runs a series of programs.

These programs respond to the key outcome areas of the Creative Hobart Strategic Framework(PDF, 2MB):

  • The city as a platform
  • The city as an incubator
  • The city as a connector

These might be quarterly or annual events, or changing content within fixed infrastructure like our Soapbox billboards, which change quarterly with arts-based imagery and text.

The links below explain more about our programs and examples of previous content and events.

Ability to Create

Celebrating the creativity and talent of all ability artists in Hobart.

ART SITES - Creative Hoarding Program

Printed artwork on commercial and civil construction hoardings within the municipality.

Creative Hobart Forums

Free, public forums which showcase some of the people who make this city creative.

InsideOUT

Taking art OUT, but keeping it Inside.

The Loop

A large-scale outdoor screen in the Midtown precinct of Hobart.

SOAPBOX billboards

An ongoing initiative that gives a voice to writers and artists from the community.

Traffic Signal Boxes

Signal boxes become canvases for new and emerging artists and community groups.

Urban Art Walls

Making high quality urban art a celebrated part of our landscape.

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