Lose yourself in an unforgettable afternoon at Bach in the Dark.
Renowned violinist Peter Tanfield performs solo amid the evocative sculptures of Sam Jinks at QVMAG's powerful new exhibition, Sam Jinks || Mortal Reflections.
Sit and be transported as Peter weaves through the dimly lit rooms of the Art Gallery at Royal Park. Haunting melodies by Bach and other classical composers emerge from the shadows—creating an ethereal atmosphere that interacts seamlessly with Jinks' poignant works.
Don't miss this rare opportunity to experience the fusion of classical music and contemporary art in a setting that promises to be both intimate and unforgettable.
About the artist
Peter Tanfield is an internationally acclaimed violinist whose career spans continents and decades. Born in England in 1961, he studied with some of the world's most revered teachers and won prizes in several prestigious competitions. Peter has a deep and ongoing connection to Tasmania. He taught at the University of Tasmania's Conservatorium of Music, served as Artistic Director of the Tasmanian Senior Youth Orchestra and the Derwent Symphony Orchestra, and currently serves as Artistic Advisor to the Hobart Chamber Orchestra.
About the exhibition
Sam Jinks || Mortal Reflections marks the first major exhibition in Tasmania of one of Australia's most prominent contemporary sculptural artists. Renowned for his painstakingly crafted figures, Jinks' practice reflects upon deeply felt moments of our lived experience.