CAST Gallery

Collaboration in contemporary art may result in a couple or group of artists working closely to combine their ideas, skills and practices to produce a unified work that is almost singular in its (...)

Balance is as crucial to a well-ordered society as it is to a full human life. It should not be mistaken for taking the middle road or splitting the difference. Nor does it imply a state that (...)

In 2006 Arts Tasmania funded CAST to commission a series of curators to produce an exhibition each of Tasmanian craft and design. The ideas behind the project was to support an 'outsider' to open up (...)

  A winding stairwell, a closed window blind, a glowing globe … the room is bare except for bits of stuff that have been picked up off the floor and a broom by the wall that would keep (...)

CAST’s annual three-into-one format is one in which the gallery is divided into three discrete exhibition spaces to allow three emerging artists a chance to present a solo exhibition. (...)

This exhibition was the outcome of the 2007 CAST Curatorial Mentorship Program. Carole Hammond’s curatorial objective is to translate and extend the little known literary phenomenon of (...)

The Subtle Ether was not directly observed by the Enlightenment scientists who described it so eloquently. It was deduced to exist, invented really, because it was needed to explain other (...)

David Hawley is a Tasmanian painter who has exhibited widely across Australia for more than 15 years.  Beginning his career in the North West of the State, Something Else is an exhibition (...)