Good Grief Studios

23/04/2026

‘Shooe Toones’
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Opening night performance highlight!

06/04/2026

Big thanks to for their atmospheric performance on Friday such a pleasure to host ❤️

27/03/2026

It’s the last day - this Sunday (12-4pm) - to catch G.g’s current shows including:


How does it feel?

How Does It Feel? explores the personal and political tensions of everyday life in a chronically ill body. The work pairs domestic imagery, medication iconography, and introspective text with material metaphors to examine a body in constant conflict with itself.

Glass becomes a poetic metaphor for feelings of fragmentation and fragility in a body navigating opposing states – public and private, pain and rest, comfort and discomfort, familiarity and intimacy.

Examining how the body moves through and between these contrasting states and questioning what happens when they collide and co-exist, the work provides representation for the often unseen impacts of chronic illness.

10/03/2026

Massive thanks to the ‘Good Grief Improv Orchestra’ for their epic performance last Friday!!

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10/02/2026

Massive thanks to PALAIS… for their performance accompanying ‘UnSETTLED’ on Friday….

Sooo good!

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❤️

12/01/2026

Massive thanks to for their beautiful performance on Friday at the opening of our first show of the year…





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We’re open Thursday and Sunday 12-4pm

10/11/2025

A massive thanks to and on curating this years ‘Artists with Convictions’ exhibition- ‘Jail 🦅 birds’ as connected with Tasmanian Prison Services.

Here’s some highlights from the show 🐦 :)

14/06/2025

05/06/2025

And we’re open!!




See you all tonight…..

Music from 7pm

28/05/2025

For the opening of G.g's Exhibition- 'Between Realms' we are super excited to be hosting a series of performances on the night. Starting at around 7pm.

There will be three acts over the course of the evening.

One of these is

PASSEPARTOUT DUO (IT/US)

Look for unprecedented ways of connecting through sound. Their music combines a varied instrumentation ranging from analog synthesizers to processed percussion and found objects, often employing specific chamber music techniques to explore spatialized and psycoacoustic effects.

The group, formed by Nicoletta Favari and Chris Salvito, has been on a nearly continuous world tour ever since they began collaborating in 2015, and their experiences traveling have heavily
influenced their unconventional creative process.

Since 2024 they have teamed up with the Berlin-based company KOMA Elektronik to start producing their instrument called ‘Chromaplane’.