Minds Do Matter 2023
QVMAG Museum at Inveresk - Free entry
Explore the relationship between mental health and art with Minds Do Matter in 2023.
Produced by RANT Arts and QVMAG, Minds Do Matter celebrates the relationship between mental health and art. The exhibition is designed to spark a conversation about mental health in Tasmania.
In 2023, Minds Do Matter focuses on the theme ‘Adapt: Awareness, Belonging, Connection’. The exhibition provides a creative platform that allows participants and audiences alike: to contribute to vital conversations about mental health and wellbeing, further building mental health literacy, and contributing to the de-stigmatisation of mental illness by promoting the notion that mental health is about everyone.
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