Tom OʼHern

New works in oil and ceramic (fat and mud). Frogodiles, cloned thylacines, bones, prehistoric fish and flying reptiles. There’s fourish bodies of work in the show. The thread that connects...

Hell Pig. I’ve been thinking about mechanical megafauna rolling around and eating up all the marsupials and cutting up all the hills for roads and the sprawl. A hell pig...

50 Artists. 50 Years. water[shed] is an exhibition conceived by OUTSIDE THE BOX / Earth Arts Rights and presented in collaboration with Bett Gallery to support the Restore Pedder campaign....

A month spent in a secret shack on a secret island with a bunch of artists. Long days of feral pigs, evil seabirds, stripey boys, bum mountains and sting rays....

New paintings and drawings. Weird little beasts. They could be prehistoric or they could be post apocalyptic. Some new life forms clinging to a volcanic vent deep in the ocean....

We are at a unique time in our life on these islands of Tasmania; forced to pause, reflect, revaluate, to consider, to reset, to look again at where we live...

Dirty Paper features five Tasmanian artists who have created and curated new works in response to the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG) collection. In addition, it includes works produced...

I was taught English, taught about God, fed, given clothes and a room to sleep in. They even found a restaurant for me to work in once a week. I...