1/10Dark Mofo “A Journey to Freedom” exhibition opening at TMAG. Abigail Rothery, of Sandy Bay, left, and Huw Peacock, of Rose Bay. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE
Out and about, June 10
Opening night at the “A Journey to Freedom” exhibition at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery as part of Dark Mofo 2018
2/10Dark Mofo “A Journey to Freedom” exhibition opening at TMAG. John and Helen Gillon, of Sandy Bay. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE
3/10Dark Mofo “A Journey to Freedom” exhibition opening at TMAG. Gayle and David Johnston, of Battery Point. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE
4/10Dark Mofo “A Journey to Freedom” exhibition opening at TMAG. Michael Bentley, of Lenah Valley, left, and Sydney Broach, of Greensborough, US. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE
5/10Dark Mofo “A Journey to Freedom” exhibition opening at TMAG. Tina Havelock Stevens, of Sydney, left, and Janet Carding, of West Hobart. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE
6/10Dark Mofo “A Journey to Freedom” exhibition opening at TMAG. Adelaide Wood, of Darwin, left, Shani Bienefelt, of Hobart, Suze van der Beek, of White Beach, and Sam Adams, of South Hobart. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE
7/10Dark Mofo “A Journey to Freedom” exhibition opening at TMAG. Penny Clive, of Battery Point, left, and Mark Fraser, of Parkville, Victoria. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE
8/10Dark Mofo “A Journey to Freedom” exhibition opening at TMAG. Sarah Robert-Tissot, of New Town, left, Diane and Haydn Perndt of Mt Nelson, and Penny Carey-Wells, of Kingston. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE
9/10Dark Mofo “A Journey to Freedom” exhibition opening at TMAG. Anouk Scheffers, from Holland, left, and Sara Aramini, from Italy. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE
10/10Dark Mofo “A Journey to Freedom” exhibition opening at TMAG. Siblings Mahe Ulysse Royer, both of Tranmere. Picture: SAM ROSEWARNE
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