Home
About QATA
Membership
- Membership Levels
- Membership Account
News
Advocacy
QATACON24 – Create the future
Events
Regional clusters
Contact
Log In
Members only resources
Regional clusters
Downloads

Home
About QATA
Membership
- Membership Levels
- Membership Account
News
Advocacy
QATACON24 – Create the future
Events
Regional clusters
Contact
Log In
Members only resources
Regional clusters
Downloads

Sunshine Coast Visual Art teacher network BBQ

26 Jun Sunshine Coast Visual Art teacher network BBQ

Posted at 21:58h in QATA news by qataqlde

The Queensland Art Teachers Association Inc is a not-for-profit association.

ABN 27 256 797 173

Follow on Facebook

qldartteachers

Alla Prima Oil Painting workshop with artist Laure

Alla Prima Oil Painting workshop with artist Lauren Jones in the beautiful Sunshine Coast Hinterland. Max 15 participants.
Date: 26th October 10 - 3.30pm
Cost: $80 for QATA members (bargain) non members: $190
Location: Mapleton
@laurenjones_art

https://console.humanitix.com/console/my-events/66a5c879f5d4dd5785fab8fc

Sunshine Coast Art Teachers: Educator Workshop wit

Sunshine Coast Art Teachers: Educator Workshop with Laith McGregor

Don't miss this workshop with Sunshine Coast born artist Laith McGregor who is a finalist in the Sunshine Coast National Art Prize 2024. @laithmcgregor

QATA has subsided the cost of the workshop for 2024 Financial Members. QATA members: $40 Non members $80
Sat 24th Aug 2024, 9:30 am - 3:30 pm
https://events.humanitix.com/cut-copy-workshop-with-laith-mcgregor

✨ Metro Teacher Workshop✨ ✨ Back By Popular

✨ Metro Teacher Workshop✨
✨ Back By Popular Demand: Regional Inreach✨
✨Artist: Kitty Horton✨
⭐️Sun 25th August - Mark making and photocopy release
⭐️9am - 1pm
⭐️Aspley SHS
⭐️Members: $25 Non members: $50
QATA is building on its event series, BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND. We have invited one of our most popular artists from QATACON23, Kitty Horton to conduct a workshop on mark making and photographic transfer
⭐️About the artist:
Brisbane-based artist Kitty Horton completed her Bachelor of Fine Art at QCA, Griffith University and her Graduate Diploma of Secondary Education with QUT. She has exhibited solo shows in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, along with group shows nationally throughout Australia. In addition to Kitty’s private art practice, she is a vocational teacher for TAFE Qld Brisbane. She teaches drawing, painting, printmaking, and professional practice. Her art practice explores the relationship between dry media drawing and oil painting, using themes of abstraction, colour theory and mark making. Inspired by the American Minimalists, Kitty responds to her surroundings through distorted shapes, forms and motifs. Mark-making and serendipitous outcomes, exploit the relationship between painting and drawing in her work.
https://sidegallery.com.au/artists/kitty-horton
Kitty Horton

https://events.humanitix.com/copy-of-back-by-popular-demand-metro-inreach

Don’t forget to register for IN THE STUDIO TERM

Don’t forget to register for IN THE STUDIO TERM 3- with creative collaborative duo Ketakii Jewson-Brown and Shaye Hardisty.

Tomorrow 4.30-6pm online

Ketakii and Shaye will discuss:
⭐️How we came to work together
⭐️How their collaboration works
⭐️Nature of their projects
⭐️Community engagement for arts projects

This workshop will include how to:
⭐️Develop ideas and design elements
⭐️Use different fabrics (old clothes, scraps etc) to create a textile artwork
⭐️Incorporate different embroidery stitches

Register here:

https://events.humanitix.com/in-the-studio-ketakii-jewson-brown-and-shaye-hardisty/tickets

Who’ll take home the Zart Regional Cluster Creat

Who’ll take home the Zart Regional Cluster Creative Challenge Trophy? #qatacon24 #zart #reversegarbageqld

QATACON24 Saturday includes 2 workshops of your ch

QATACON24 Saturday includes 2 workshops of your choosing. A friendly reminder that workshops have limited spots available, so ensure you get in quick to secure your tickets! #qatacon24

The theme of QATACON24 is “Create the Future.”

The theme of QATACON24 is “Create the Future.”
⭐️What lies in the future for the students we teach? We don’t really have answers, do we?
⭐️We can imagine and predict a future in which technology dominates, but at the end of the day can a machine really be creative?
⭐️We might think about the future and sustainability. How will our impact on the environment generate opportunities for creativity and innovation?

As art increasingly intersects with digital technologies like AR and AI, how can we incorporate these advancements into our teaching practice to enrich the existing skills, knowledge, and historical context that visual art provides?

This year, we’re excited to present a diverse range of Saturday Workshops that demonstrate how to seamlessly integrate these technologies into the future of Visual Arts. Explore the workshops on offer and secure your tickets at https://qata.qld.edu.au/qatacon24-create-the-future/

Nth QLD Teachers: Workshop reminder - Townsville -

Nth QLD Teachers: Workshop reminder - Townsville - This weekend✨
✨ Back By Popular Demand: Regional Outreach✨
✨ARTIST: Anthony Vanghoua Vue✨
⭐️Workshop 1: 1st June - Tape-affiti - William Ross SHS
⭐️Workshop 2: 2nd June - Wearable Art - Ryan Catholic College
QATA is building on its event series, BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND. We have invited one of our most popular artists from QATACON23, Dr Vanghoua Anthony Vue to repeat his Tape-afitti workshop and introduce a Wearable Art workshop this term.

⭐️About the artist:
Vanghoua Anthony Vue harnesses the frictions and tensions of cultural difference from his transcultural Hmong Australian experience to develop works that offer more inclusive, diverse and hybrid tropes of belonging. These works often include everyday materials, objects, and processes that are based on Vue’s upbringing in Cairns, the resourcefulness of family members, and the influence of Hmong artistic traditions.
Vanghoua has exhibited in Australia and overseas, including Embodied Knowledge: Queensland Contemporary Art (2022) at QAGOMA and the 6th Singapore Biennale (2019).
https://www.vanghoua-anthonyvue.com/
Costs:
Member price: Both workshops $40; 1 workshop $25
Non member price: Both workshops $80; 1 workshop $50
Students: Both workshops $10; 1 workshop $5
Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/back-by-popular-demand-regional-outreach-anthony-vanghoua-vue-workshops-saturday-and-sunday-tapefitti-and-wearable-art

❗️ATTENTION: NEW EVENT- Back By Popular Demand

❗️ATTENTION: NEW EVENT- Back By Popular Demand with Anthony Vanghoua Vue: Regional Outreach (Townsville)

🔴 Workshop 1: 1st June - Tape-affiti - William Ross SHS
🔴 Workshop 2: 2nd June - Wearable Art - Ryan Catholic College

QATA is expanding its event series, BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND, by inviting Dr. Vanghoua Anthony Vue from QATACON23, to host both a repeat Tape-afitti workshop and a new Wearable Art workshop this term. The Tape-afitti workshop draws on Vue’s transcultural experience, incorporating everyday materials and Hmong artistic traditions to explore language adaptation and cultural translation within Australia. Tickets are available, with a teacher bursary offered for attendees traveling more than 150km from Townsville.

Member price: Both workshops $40; 1 workshop $25
Non member price: Both workshops $80; 1 workshop $50
Students: Both workshops $10; 1 workshop $5

Head to our website for links to registration and regional bursary application

QATACON24 is just around the corner! This three-da

QATACON24 is just around the corner! This three-day event, themed “Create the Future,” will offer workshops, seminars, and showcases focusing on the potential of art education in a technology-driven, AI-infused, sustainable future, and more. With over 250 attendees last year, it’s a networking and educational opportunity you won’t want to miss. Check out ticket options on our website today!
📍Thursday 11 + Friday 12+ Saturday 13 June
📍Southbank Tafe, Brisbane and QCAD, Brisbane

‼️ Reminder: QATACON tote bag entries close th

‼️ Reminder: QATACON tote bag entries close this Sunday!

Have you got a wonderful artwork created by a student in years 5-9 from this term?

⭐️Don’t forget to submit it via our google form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfl3Cl1nNSYY_6YFGIUlKK1-4THSli0_-Ku826z4VfrHJbP3A/viewform?pli=1

• Entries must be accompanied by a signed release form which can be found on the google form.
• The teacher who submits the selected artwork will be invited to share the artwork learning experience at the 2024 conference.
• Conference attendees will have an opportunity to vote for the featured artwork during in Term 2, 2024.
• The teacher who submits the selected artwork will receive complimentary conference registration or have their registration fee reimbursed if paid prior to voting close.
• The selected student artist will receive a complimentary tote bag featuring their artwork and a selection of art supplies.

The QATACON Educator Showcase is a great opportuni

The QATACON Educator Showcase is a great opportunity to share inspiration, approaches and resources for all year levels with your peers.
We are looking for:
-primary, middle or senior visual art teachers
learning activities, assessment, concepts or experiences
-individual or small group presentations
-relevant 10-15 minute presentations suitable or adaptable for all QATACON attendees.
✨The theme of QATACON24 is ‘Create the future’.✨ Start thinking about what you would like to share.
Or if you already have an idea, click the button below to submit your presentation abstract and grab your place in the showcase. Submissions close 29th of March. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdz45XcWzQUZfBkDoDau23KEzLocZ-jQuHPztIvUDTOh2rncQ/viewform

Every year, the Queensland Art Teachers Conference

Every year, the Queensland Art Teachers Conference (QATA) hosts the Tote Bag Competition as part of our annual art teachers' conference.

The conference serves as a platform to connect art teachers from across the state. It spans multiple days and includes workshops, professional development sessions and seminars addressing current themes in our practice, along with updates on new curriculum and syllabus.

The Tote Bag Competition provides an opportunity to showcase student achievements from years 5-9 by printing their artworks created in 2024 on the tote bags distributed at the conference. These bags are included with the ticket entry and contain educational resources and advocacy accessories. With an average attendance of 250+ participants state-wide, this competition helps highlight your students' artistic successes to teachers throughout Queensland.

The winning teacher will receive a complimentary conference registration valued at between ($110-285)* be invited to give a brief presentation on the activity, and the student's artwork will be featured on the bag carried by hundreds of art teachers. This presents a valuable chance to showcase your teaching methods and your students' accomplishments in a real-world context. Additionally, the winning student will receive a complimentary tote bag with art supplies.

Please see the terms and conditions below.

Terms and Conditions
• Teachers may submit one image of an artwork created in Term 1 2024 by a student in years 5 to 9.
• Entries are limited to one artwork per teacher attending the QATA annual state conference in 2024.
• Entries close Sunday March 31 2024.
• Images must be high resolution (jpg, png, pdf; min. 300 dpi) and preferably scanned (if 2-d d

https://qata.qld.edu.au/qatacon24-create-the-future/

We’re looking for a wonderfully skilled teacher/

We’re looking for a wonderfully skilled teacher/creator to make an artwork that says, ‘Create the Future’ to feature on the front of our program and across our communications. Featured artists receive a discounted ticket price and feature in our program. Head to the link to enter: https://qata.qld.edu.au/qatacon24-create-the-future/

Tape-affiti was focus of QATA's first 'Back by Pop

Tape-affiti was focus of QATA's first 'Back by Popular Demand' for 2024 with @vanghoua_anthonyvue. In response to Anthony's practice, teachers worked on individual pieces and then created a large scale collaborative work. Much fun was had and Corinda SHS students will love their new windows. More 'Back by Popular Demands' are planned for 2024. Let us know who you'd like to do a workshop with.

For our Regional members, we'll be announcing the winner of the Regional Outreach workshop with @vanghoua_anthonyvue soon!

#QATA #artteachers #collaboration
#backbypopulardemand #tapeaffiti

QATACON24- Create the future! What lies in the fut

QATACON24- Create the future!
What lies in the future for the students we teach? We don’t really have answers, do we?
We can imagine and predict a future in which technology dominates, but at the end of the day can a machine really be creative?
We might think about the future and sustainability. How will our impact on the environment generate opportunities for creativity and innovation?
We invite you to explore these ideas through the keynote addresses, participate in the discussion, challenge yourself in workshops and create opportunities for your own future at QATACON24.
📍Head to our website for more information about how to get involved

✨NEW EVENT: Back By Popular Demand: Metro inreac

✨NEW EVENT: Back By Popular Demand: Metro inreach✨

📍24th February, 9:00 am - 12:30 pm
📍Corinda State High School

Introducing a new QATA event series BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND. QATA will invite one of our great artists from QATACON to repeat the workshop in term 1 and then pay for the artist to travel to a regional cluster to repeat the workshop in term 2.

⭐️About the event:
Tape-affiti : using everyday materials to explore language and culture with artist Vanghoua Anthony Vue

Vanghoua Anthony Vue harnesses the frictions and tensions of cultural difference from his transcultural Hmong Australian experience to develop works that offer more inclusive, diverse and hybrid tropes of belonging. These works often include everyday materials, objects, and processes that are based on Vue’s upbringing in Cairns, the resourcefulness of family members, and the influence of Hmong artistic traditions.

Vanghoua has exhibited in Australia and overseas, including Embodied Knowledge: Queensland Contemporary Art (2022) at QAGOMA and the 6th Singapore Biennale (2019).

This workshop is based on Vanghoua’s tape installations using industrial tapes on architectural surfaces, including windows and walls. These installations draw on languages, writing systems, and textiles to explore the adaptation of language and cultural translation within the Australian context. You will make your own tape artwork and consider how everyday materials can be used creatively to explore personal histories and then collaborate on a tape-affiti installation.

Member price: $25
Non member price: $60

Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/back-by-popular-demand-metro-inreach/tickets

✨QATA AGM✨ 📍SUNDAY, February 11 2024, 12.00

✨QATA AGM✨
📍SUNDAY, February 11 2024, 12.00pm-2pm

Join us for the QATA 2024 AGM at Old Government House, QUT Gardens Point. Directly after the AGM we have the pleasure of an artist’s talk and tour of Pat Hoffie’s exhibition This Mess We’re In at QUT Art Museum.

At the AGM all executive positions will be declared vacant. We always love to see new faces and welcome our regulars. Be sure to nominate if you would like to be more involved through an official QATA position. Among other benefits of being involved in your professional association, it’s a fabulous way of capturing evidence for a Highly Accomplished or Lead Teacher application.

Head to our bio or website to find links to:
⭐️Download the 2024 QATA AGM Agenda and 2023 QATA AGM Minutes or nominate for a position
⭐️Register your attendance at the 2023 AGM

Not in Brisbane? Please select online when you register.

Please note: You do not have to nominate for a position to attend the AGM.

Last Wednesday we hosted our Term 4 In the Studio-

Last Wednesday we hosted our Term 4 In the Studio- with Larissa Warren.

With over 92 registrations for the workshop- we know you were just as excited!

Larissa talked us through her practice and took us on a tour of her studio in an underground bunker amongst the beautiful scenery of Tamborine Mountain. We learnt all about different clay types and their uses, the colours that can be achieved for different clays and firing temperatures, techniques for decoration and glazing, and some handy tips around storing and preserving clay in the classroom.

⭐️Did you attend the workshop? What new knowledge are you excited to bring into your classroom? Comment below 👇

🚨Attention all beginner art teachers, teachers

🚨Attention all beginner art teachers, teachers considering introducing clay into their art department and anyone wanting a refresher or some new tips- our TERM 4 IN THE STUDIO with LARISSA WARREN is tailored perfectly for you.

Larissa Warren is an established ceramicist and art teacher living on Tamborine Mountain. She works from her home studio; a reclaimed underground bunker.

In this workshop, Larissa will discuss:
⭐️ selecting different types of clays and what applications to use them in.
⭐️ firing temperature, texture, colour and strength.
⭐️ a few basic hand building techniques, pinch pots, coiling, rolling slabs.
⭐️ quick tricks to cut clay, ready for a class in 5 mins.
⭐️ storage of clay projects.
⭐️ how to avoid slumping, breakages and how to repair.
⭐️ everything about drying!
⭐️ how to prevent warping, breakages and kiln blow ups.
⭐️ firing- stacking, kiln shelves and props, how to maintain, safety, ventilation, setting the controller, including a set of firing schedules.
⭐️ glazing.
⭐️ glaze or high firing.
⭐️ problem solving and questions for the artist, such as what kiln should I buy?

📍 Wed 25th Oct 2023, 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm ONLINE. FREE for QATA members, non-members $15

Register via the link in our bio

Load More Follow on Instagram