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Minds Do Matter – Launceston
Minds Do Matter is an annual, statewide community art exhibition celebrating Mental Health Week in Tasmania. Minds Do Matter explores the relationship between art and well-being by celebrating art’s power to be life-enhancing and life-affirming. In 2022 Minds Do Matter has over 235 entries addressing the theme of COURAGE! Plan a road trip and if … Continued
Find out more »Minds Do Matter – Hobart
Minds Do Matter is an annual, statewide community art exhibition celebrating Mental Health Week in Tasmania. Minds Do Matter explores the relationship between art and well-being by celebrating art’s power to be life-enhancing and life-affirming. In 2022 Minds Do Matter has over 235 entries addressing the theme of COURAGE! Plan a road trip and if … Continued
Find out more »Minds Do Matter – Devonport
Minds Do Matter is an annual, statewide community art exhibition celebrating Mental Health Week in Tasmania. Minds Do Matter explores the relationship between art and well-being by celebrating art’s power to be life-enhancing and life-affirming. In 2022 Minds Do Matter has over 235 entries addressing the theme of COURAGE! Plan a road trip and if … Continued
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Eureka Clubhouse Mini Conference
In 2022, Eureka Clubhouse will host its first "mini conference", hosting 8 organisations who will speak about their services within the theme of "Awareness, Belonging, Connection". In the spirit of a conference, we will also hold 2 workshops which will explore the role of music and mindfulness in recovery. The event is open to the … Continued
Find out more »Art Bomb! Pavement Art
Join in the fun and help create pavement art for Mental Health Week 2022!
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In Your Head – Poetry reading
Be heard this Mental Health Week and bring to life the words you’ve put on paper, or simply enjoy the creative stories and poetry of others in this supportive and encouraging space for writers with lived experience of mental health issues. When we explore mental health as a community of artists, we open up and … Continued
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