Archive
15 November 2019
Hobiennale returns.
In 2019, the festival brought together 21 independent artist-led organisations and cooperatives from around Australia and New Zealand, showcasing the work of around 100 artists and musicians in exhibitions across 15 venues throughout Hobart and its surrounds.
3 November 2017
The first ever Hobiennale.
HOBIENNALE brought together a large group of independent initiatives from across Australia and New Zealand, with each curating an exhibition as part of the program. This was a rare chance for artists, arts workers and audiences from Australia and New Zealand to meet, exhibit, see exciting new work and discuss the big issues.
Amber Koroluk-Stephenson
Matt Warren
Tess Campbell
Alan Young
Darren Cook
Priscilla Beck
Joel Crosswell
Joan Ross
Megan Walch
Julie Gough
3 September 2015
Constance goes off-site.
Constance moved from its rented gallery space on Goulburn St to a site-less model.
Alice Blanch
Andrew Dearman
Aurelia Carbone
Pete Maarseveen
James Tylor
Felix Wilson
10 February 2013
A new era: Constance.
In 2013, Inflight ARI rebranded as Constance. The re-branding was designed to communicate a significant shift in programming, specifically a new emphasis on off-site exhibitions in addition to its gallery program.
28 June 2012
The funeral of Inflight ARI.
On Friday 8 June 2012, Inflight tragically succumbed to a lonely heart at the tender age of 9 years old and was put to rest at CAST Gallery in North Hobart. Many supporters mourned the end of an era and questioned what could arise from the ashes.
2 September 2010
Inflight ARI moves to 100 Goulburn St.
Inflight ARI has moved to 100 Goulburn St in West Hobart – on the fringe of the CBD. The first show here was 'PSYCHOMETROPOLIS' a collaboration by Danielle Clej and Claire Robertson. Constance ARI also operated from this gallery.
Ron Adams
Drew Bickford
Mitch Cairns
Marita Fraser
Daniel Mudie Cunningham
Adam Norton
Nana Ohnesorge
Anna Peters
Emma Thomson
Holly Williams
Sophie Knezic
Frank Guarino
Rob Bartolo
Jade Walsh
Sanja Pahoki
Marc Alperstein
Amelie Scalercio
Jamin
Meg Keating
Alicia King
Kevin Leong
James Newitt
Cath Robinson
Rebecca Stevens
Mat Ward
Carolyn Wigston
Anita Wanless
Rebecca Adamczewski
Cat Rabbit
Jessica Lillico
Caroline Shepherd
Magda Pakulski
Kelly Brown
James Newitt
Rebecca Coote
Neil Haddon
Tiffany Winterbottom
Ben Booth
Jamin
Meg Keating
Emidio Puglielli
Sally Rees
Cath Robinson
7 May 2004
New premises at 237 Elizabeth St.
'jj allin breaks the window' by Shaun Gladwell, David Griggs and TV Moore, was the first exhibition to debut at the new premises – 237 Elizabeth St, Hobart.
1 January 2003
Inflight ARI was founded.
The first gallery was located at 71A Letitia St, North Hobart.
