I am an artist, curator, writer & sustainability professional

Jade Irvine is an early-career artist and writer living in Nipaluna/Hobart. Her practice centres on re-examining her cultural identity and articulating a sense of place in her paintings and writing.

Jade has written for arts organisations such as Memo Magazine, National Gallery of Australia, ArtsHub, and Assemble Papers, and she is an editorial committee member for un Magazine, a Melbourne-based publication with a focus on contemporary art, critical writing and independent practice.

Jade was co-chair of artist-run initiative, Constance ARI from 2024-6, and the curator of SITE: Richmond – an exhibition responding to perceptions of community and heritage in a regional Tasmanian town. In 2025 she was a commissioned artist for biennial exhibition, Hobart Current: Here, and worked as the lead artist of POSTCODE at Contemporary Art Tasmania.

Complementary to her artistic practice and projects, Jade works as a Sustainability Projects & Communications Officer at the University of Tasmania. Jade is passionate about connection, sustainability and community engagement in her life and work.