Sarah Walters

Sarah continues to inspire as our dedicated producer of extraordinary artworks. Prices are as marked — some pieces are one-of-a-kind and will never return. All works are available for immediate purchase and can be taken home today.

Sarah's whimsical ceramic houses come in two sizes Small and Big !
priced at $38 for a small group of three and $58 for a group of three Big ones

Patrick Sutczak

These intimate wall sculptures began life as part of a monumental 4-metre-wide work, originally exhibited as part of a striking installation for his PhD submission. The complete show occupied The Gallows at Launceston College, leaving a lasting impression on those who saw it.

Each smaller piece is either burnt or rendered in paint on re-purposed hydro wood, carrying with it both history and transformation.

Each piece bears the tile,"Field"....This one is "Field 6"

Richard Barker

A rare opportunity remains to view and purchase original Eggmen pages, finely rendered in pen and ink on paper. Each drawing is presented at A3 size and priced at $125.

For those interested in exploring the series further, a small selection of Eggmen comic books is also available at $25 each. Please enquire if you cannot locate the folder — a large black A3 folio containing these works.

Tony Mitchell

Our long-standing wood-sculpting artist returns with a remarkable new work.

The Huon Pine Sculpture (52 × 183 cm) is mounted on a black panel and designed for wall display. At its heart lies a magnificently burled section of Tasmania’s most renowned native timber, its organic shapes and patterns sparking the imagination.
$6,500

Also available are two exquisite Tiger Myrtle boards ($200 each) and finely crafted chopsticks, made from four native timbers ($25 per pair, available to take away).

Jessica Eastburn

An integral part of Raincoat, Jessica not only contributes her own artistic practice but also supports the gallery by managing our website alongside her full-time role as an Art Teacher at Launceston College.

Her small work Untitled is an intimate study in oil on calico.

Warwick Campbell

A driven and prolific artist, Warwick is constantly expanding his practice across diverse media — from sculpture to oil painting, to intricate drawing using graphite, pencil, and soft pastel. His versatility and restless curiosity result in works of extraordinary range and impact.

Denise Cox

Joining Raincoat for the first time, Denise may already be familiar to many. Her practice is driven by a passion for texture, often achieved through inventive use of acrylic paint and a variety of applicators. Alongside these works, her drawings reveal a distinctive delicacy and delightful quirkiness.

Christine Davson-Galle

Christine Davson-Galle describes her practice as Wearable Art. The stunning cloak (pictured here in two views), fashioned from a woollen blanket, along with two silk hangings, is richly embedded with the shapes and colours of leaves, seeds, bark, and flowers gathered from her garden and surrounding countryside. Her experimentation with different mordents and methods produces unique results.

Mignon Mitchell

Many will remember textile artist Mignon Mitchell’s dazzling solo exhibition of silk tie artworks in the Inner Gallery last year. Following a long trek through Europe at the end of that year, she returned home to find this unfinished piece waiting for her.

Soon the call of the work claimed her, and she completed it with renewed energy. The result is a piece called "Hypno-Ties" - where colour and shape seem to leap off the wall and dance around the viewer!

Margo Macdonald

The departure of Margo Macdonald’s last two oil paintings was bittersweet — they carried us to unspeakably glorious places, distilling the very essence of the Tasmanian wilderness within our gallery walls. She assured us that there would be something else coming and, true to her word,

Margo has returned with two new works, painted "en plein air" in The Tarkine - continuing her evocative dialogue with the landscape..

Stella Jones

Currently a student at Launceston College, Stella brings charm and warmth to the gallery with her delightful chicken creations. These sets of three are available for $35.