We returned to Hobart for the Salamanca market and browsed around the numerous stalls and listened to the buskers. The market has quite an alternative feel.
A local we got talking to said we must go to the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), so we headed off there in the afternoon. It’s certainly very different to any other art gallery we’ve been to. For a start, the premises are built into the cliffs so it’s very vertical. The displays are very modern art and certainly poke you in the eye and make you think; in other words, it was mostly over our heads.
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