The Devonport Regional Gallery, located in the paranaple arts centre in Devonport city, is a contemporary art space housing the Devonport City Council's Permanent Collection. This collection includes textiles, ceramics, glass, sculpture, paintings, and works on paper by renowned Tasmanian and Australian artists. The gallery offers an annual program of exhibitions, education, public events, and workshops across three exhibition spaces and the Creative Space workshop area. Nearby attractions include the Don River Railway Museum and the Bass Strait Maritime Centre.
In the North West Tasmania region, various art galleries feature a range of artworks, including textiles and crafts. Noteworthy among these is the Great Western Tiers Visitor Centre on Emu Bay Road in Deloraine. Alongside the Devonport Regional Gallery and Yarns Artworks in Silk, the region is home to exceptional artists and designers whose work often draws inspiration from nature and specialized timbers like Huon Pine, Blackwood, and Sassafras. The area is host to multiple art galleries, including the Burnie Regional Art Gallery, showcasing over 20 exhibitions annually with a prominent collection of Australian contemporary art in Tasmania. Additionally, galleries like the Blue Gum Gallery focus on Tasmanian timbers and crafts, while the Wildness Gallery presents a diverse array of artworks.