dAda mUse is Tasmania’s new gallery, located in Launceston, showcasing the largest collection of Salvador Dalí works on paper in Australia. Housed in the historic 1842 Johnstone and Wilmot building on Cimitiere Street, the gallery seamlessly blends heritage preservation with modern art exhibition spaces. The mission of dAda mUse is to provide a cultural and educational hub where both locals and visitors can immerse themselves in the world of surrealist art, fostering engagement with history and heritage.
Visitors to dAda mUse can explore the lower floor free of charge, with the opportunity to view a diverse range of artworks. The upper floor, accessible with a ticket purchase, features original and rare pieces for art enthusiasts to enjoy. The gallery also offers family-friendly admission options, making it an inclusive space for all ages to appreciate and learn about surrealist art. With a focus on accessibility, dAda mUse ensures that individuals with mobility aids can navigate the gallery comfortably and safely.
dAda mUse encourages a respectful and immersive art experience by prohibiting flash photography to preserve the integrity of the artworks. The presence of toilets on both floors enhances visitor convenience, while the friendly staff are readily available to assist with any inquiries. By providing a platform for artistic exploration and historical appreciation, dAda mUse stands as a prominent cultural landmark in Launceston, inviting all to delve into the captivating world of surrealism.
