Devonport Regional Gallery

The Devonport Regional Gallery is a public art gallery located within the paranaple arts centre at 145 Rooke Street in central Devonport, north-west Tasmania. Established in 1966, it is operated by the Devonport City Council and presents a changing program of contemporary and historical exhibitions featuring Tasmanian, Australian and international artists. The gallery manages the Devonport City Council Permanent Collection and hosts touring exhibitions, artist talks and community programs, serving as a key cultural venue for the region.

Visitors can expect a free public gallery within the paranaple arts centre in central Devonport, with multiple exhibition spaces presenting rotating contemporary art, works from the Devonport City Council Permanent Collection, and national touring exhibitions. The setting is an accessible, modern arts centre with gallery spaces, a shop and visitor facilities. Visitors can view paintings, works on paper, sculpture and new media, attend artist talks and workshops when scheduled, and explore the adjacent paranaple arts centre and central business district.

Established in 1966 by the Devonport City Council, the gallery has developed the Devonport City Council Permanent Collection, with strengths in works on paper and Tasmanian art. It relocated to the paranaple arts centre, which incorporates the former Devonport Post Office and other central buildings, following the centre's redevelopment as the city's cultural precinct.

The gallery is the major public art gallery for North West Tasmania, supporting Tasmanian and Australian artists, presenting national touring exhibitions, and providing cultural education, community engagement and creative development programs for the Devonport region.