About the exhibition
Disability Commissioner Tasmania is proud to present the Living My Best Life Touring Exhibition, delivered in partnership with Libraries Tasmania, as it travels to libraries around the state.
Living My Best Life celebrates the creativity and individuality of Tasmanian artists with disability. Artists from across the state explore what it means to live their best life in ways that are meaningful to them.
Featuring works that range from quiet and contemplative to bold and expressive, the exhibition showcases printmaking, writing, music, painting, photography, design, digital media, sculpture, and textiles.
We are delighted to share this diverse collection of artworks with communities in Devonport, Burnie, Queenstown, and Launceston.
Living My Best Life is about art, expression, and inclusion. It reminds us that a good life looks different to everyone. As you experience the exhibition, we invite you to reflect on what living your best life means to you, and how we can shape a more inclusive Tasmania where everyone can thrive.
Living My Best Life Art Exhibition was first held at Moonah Arts Centre in December 2025 to mark International Day of People with Disability, and Human Rights Day. Nineteen artists were featured, many of whom will join the tour.
The following artists were part of the exhibition:
Brennan Clark
Meg Denham
Bailey Denman
Holly Denman
Lucah Dunn
lux iridian
Andy James
Hadaria Jean
Janelle McMillan
Duncan Meerding
Hannah Millar
Tammy Milne*
Dave Montgomery
Dr James Newton
Lisa Rime
Fiona Strahan*
Quin Thomson
Victoria Wardlaw
* unable to be part of the tour.
Tour Dates
- Devonport Library: 21 May to 16 June 2026
- Burnie Library: 17 June to 14 July 2026
- Queenstown Library: 16 July to 5 August 2026
- Launceston Library: 7 August to 4 September 2026
More details about official openings and engagement events for each location will be shared soon. Additional tour locations will also be announced.
We are grateful to partner with Libraries Tasmania to bring the work and stories of Tasmanian artists with disability to communities across the state.
Online Gallery
If you are unable to visit the exhibition in person or would like to explore the full collection of artwork, you can view the artworks online.