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Body as a Canvas
A series of life-size photographic works on fabric showcasing positive images of artists with a disability.  
Venue: Suspended in Genders Laneway off Cameron St
Artists: Gail Bickers Wicked Tattoos & Access Arts Link Artists  
Funding: Community Support Levy


Board walk Gallery
Stretched out along the fence, the Board Walk Gallery takes art outside, displaying a variety of cheerful canvases at the Inveresk Boardwalk.
Artists: Access Arts Link Crew


Mandala Walk
A Mandala is a circle. The walk showcases interpretations of Mandalas in a variety of media and sizes connecting Inveresk to City Park, by artists from Access Arts Link. When asked 'what does a mandala mean to you?' AAL crew responded; 'It is a relaxing art form', 'the circle structure unlocks freedom in the work ',
'a circle is a sacred space', 'it's a place to draw your thoughts or worries'.
Venue: Tamar St bridge to Cameron St.
Image Kaylene Barnard Access Arts Link
Artists: Access Arts Link Crew
Supported by Learning Partners


Budget Gallery
The Streets Alive Budget Gallery will operate on site at QVMAG Inveresk. Art works will be sold between $1 and $100 (the price will be decided by the Artist). The show will open on Tuesday 24th August and will continue on till Sunday 29th August. This is a great chance for artists to showcase work, and for art lovers to grab a bargain!
Venue: Lawn Inveresk Railyards in The Dome
Image Rob Prideaux
Coordinator: Georgia Ollier

Found Art
Beautiful space explores the use of line, colour, surfaces that fill a space beautifully, with meaning.
Over 2010 days local artist Gina is leaving small original artworks dotted around Launceston, the Gorge, First Basin, the Mall, Civic Square and various others. If you happen to find a piece, log in to the website, locate the numbered piece,
register your foundart and leave a comment. Log in to the website to see the works in progress, as they are 'lost', & 'found'. Do leave a comment and check back often to see where the pieces are found.
Artist: Gina


Pulse Series
A mesmerising series of works in Plexiglass which utilises the basic elements of line, colour, surface and light.
Venue: My State Financial window in St John Street.
Artist: Paul Snell,  Website: www.paulsnell.com/paulsnell.com
Funding: Tasmanian Regional Arts, Regional Arts Fund


World Wide Moment
Worldwide Moment is a celebration of global community through the promotion of peace and understanding,.  This installation is based on these themes. Through the use of paper doll chains to symbolise people within both the local and global communities, this space aims to create a sense of harmony while still maintaining an element of fun. The paper doll chains will be made from different
colours of paper as well as photographs from Worldwide Moment 2009 and of people and locations within Launceston. These doll chains will be of all different shapes and sizes to suggest the bringing together of differences within communities.

2010's 'Worldwide Moment' is on Sunday 10th October at 10.10am GMT which corresponds to 9.10pm the same day in Launceston and this installation aims to promote your awareness in being involved!

Worldwide Community: Bringing People Together
Venue: Year Zero 83 St John Street
Artists: Rowena Tame & Naomi Schindler
 

Animal Menagerie
Year 5 students from Scotch Oakburn College created their sculptures following an inspirational visit to "Menagerie" an exhibition of contemporary indigenous sculptures at QVMAG. The students worked with newspaper, tape, wire and paint to create their interpretations of Australian animals which they had researched.
The installation of our sculptures into unexpected spaces creates an element of surprise and changes how we look at the space for a moment.  I think it helps us to view the sculptures, you really notice them because they are in a different place.  Reflective comments by Year 5
Venue: Polly Shoes: Cnr Brisbane & George Streets,  Justin Paul:  90 George Street, Pierres: 88 George Street   Mystate Financial: 67 St John Street
Artists: Grade 5 students & Suzanne Creese at Scotch Oakburn


What is SPACE for Animals?
We all need space in one form or another, to satisfy our natural desires, and animals like us, have been given the wonderful ability to move around, whether it be to walk, crawl, run, slither, hop, fly or swim! and to do this, they need space!

As part of Streets Alive we have created a "space" for animals, come and see some of the childrens favorite animals "space" portrayed through an artwork. And a visual display that will take place on
Wednesday the 25th at 12 - 1pm, where some of the participants will become their animal!  
Venue: Civic Square - Wednesday 25th 12 - 1pm
Artist: Clare Knight and creative tea