About QATA

Advocates of Visual Art education in Queensland, since 1961.

The aims and objectives of the Queensland Art Teachers Association (QATA) are to:

  • further education in, about and through Visual Art and design
  • act as a medium of communication on matters concerning Visual Art and design educators
  • safeguard and raise standards and conditions of Visual Art and design as a profession.

QATA is a non-profit association run by an executive committee of volunteers.

CONSTITUTION AND RULES

The QATA Constitution was revised  and amendments approved at the Annual General Meeting on Saturday 28 November 2020.

2026 Executive Committee

The executive roles are held by volunteers. Positions are nominated and voted for at the annual general meeting.

President

Rossi Moore

Secretary

Natasha Sheppard

Treasurer

Dani Towers

Communications Officer

Luana Davidson

Beginning/Sole Teacher Coordinator

Fiona Vicig

Memberships Officer

Vicki Williams
Victoria Boulter-Groening

Conference Coordinators

Luana Davidson

Cluster Coordinator

Nicki Crerar

Competition Coordinator
Cluster Coordinator assistant

Lara Waldron

Tertiary Liasion Officer

Simon Degroot

Resources Coordinator

Andrew Guillaume

VACANT POSITIONS

Would you like to join the team?
Reach out to us at qataexecutive@gmail.com

Professional Development Coordinator

Currently vacant

Primary Coordinator

Currently vacant

If you would like to nominate for an Executive Committee position, please click the button below to submit your nomination. Nominations can be received anytime up to 1 week prior to the AGM.

Next AGM: February 2027

History of QATA

QATA began publishing regular quarterly journals in 1971. Known as “ISABOUT”, the printed journal connected and communicated with members throughout the state, providing feature articles, work units, ideas for the classroom, developments in industry training, current art education issues, innovations, explorations, and film, video and exhibition reviews.