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24.01.2022 Tassie art teachers - did you notice there is a state/territory category in addition to the national prize? HIGHLY COMMENDED STATE-BASED PRIZE seven winners will receive art materials from Zart worth $2,500... Who is be Tassie's teacher artist?

23.01.2022 2020 Young Archies Virtual Exhibition Due to COVID-19, the Department of Education is unable to host the annual exhibition at UTAS School of Creative Arts and Media. As an alternative, DoE Learning Events presents the 2020 Young Archies Virtual Exhibition.... All entries received have been uploaded into the following galleries according to their category. https://www.education.tas.gov.au//aw/young-archies-awards/

22.01.2022 Congratulations to all TCE visual art students around the state for all they have accomplished this year, and gratitude to your fantastic teachers. An extra high five to those students who have had their work selected for the annual ARTRAGE exhibition!

21.01.2022 Tasmanian Residencies support artists to undertake residencies at locations across Tasmania. This year locations include Poatina Arts, Dreamfarm Eco-Arts Retrea...t, Glover Country Residency and Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service's Cradle Mountain, Highfield Historic House and Rocky Cape. Apply now - applications close 5 October 2020. More info: https://www.arts.tas.gov.au/grants_an/tasmanian_residencies Open to Tasmanian artists only.

21.01.2022 Save the date Tassie Art teachers! The National Gallery of Australia, Canberra's National Visual Art Education Conference (NVAEC) is happening 18 - 20 January 2021. This is a wonderful conference, and one which has had a strong Tassie contingent over the years. See below from Art Education Australia for important info re NVAEC's format ... #SaveTheDate #getexcited https://www.facebook.com/ArtEducationAustralia/posts/3421574361215367

20.01.2022 Fantastic drawing workshop with Meg Walch coming up in November!

20.01.2022 We're approaching term holiday time, and want to share this opportunity to get into some beautiful, joyful art making with TATA Councillor Michelle Walker at Wynyard on Tassie's magnificent north west coast! Why not gather up a group and book in for an Arts Party these school holidays? See below for Michelle's delicious artmaking menu options and get your booking sorted! ... #tassieartteachers #termholidays #treatyourself

19.01.2022 Check out these beautiful mixed-media works by Year 6 students from SOC

18.01.2022 TATA wants to sincerely apologise for the mix-up with the session times of last week's Open Classroom workshop. Alice Howell's Open Classroom video presentation on 'Story Books' is now uploaded to the 'Members Only' section of our website, and Alice's resources are also uploaded to the same place. Head on over to the website to check this out:... https://tata.org.au/ If you are unsure of your TATA membership status, please login to your TATA account at https://tata.org.au/wp-login.php or email questions to [email protected] If you need to join/renew your membership for the July 2020- July 2021 membership cycle, please head to https://tata.org.au/membership/

17.01.2022 Here's one for the kids these school holidays! Hadley’s Orient Hotel have organised school holiday workshops on the theme ‘Mad Hatter’s Bush Party’. Children (aged 6 12) will be able to make clay treats for a bush party in a ball room and will also be able to view the Sweet Water exhibition currently on show at Hadley's Orient Hotel... Sweet Water features deliciously beautiful work from Tasmanian multidisciplinary installation artist Caitlin Fargher. Her work explores sustainability using materials such as toffee, meringue, clay and ice to create sculptural art installations. Hadley's Art Prize curator Dr Amy Jackett has created an art education resource for Kinder Year 6 students titled ‘Sweet Sustainable Sculpture’. Further details about the education resource can be found via Art Education Australia The two dates for the ‘Mad Hatter’s Bush Party’ are Friday 2 October and Friday 9 October from 11.00 12.30pm at Hadley’s Orient Hotel, 34 Murray Street, Hobart. To book online please go to: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/mad-hatters-bush-party-tick

16.01.2022 Calling primary school educators! Looking for a fun way to explore sustainability with your class? With the help of Art Education Australia, we've put together... an education resource that runs alongside ’Sweet Water’, the current installation exhibition at Hadley's Orient Hotel. Titled ‘Sweet Sustainable Sculpture’, this education kit is suitable for Kinder to year 6. We don’t want to give too much away, but it includes an ephemeral art class project. Click on the URL to find out more and download your Education Kit. https://www.hadleyshotel.com.au/sweetwater

16.01.2022 STUDY CONFIRMS THAT CHILDREN WHO ARE EXPOSED TO ARTS AND CRAFTS GROW UP TO BE MORE INNOVATIVE AS ADULTS "A study (2013) from Michigan State University found tha...t childhood participation in arts and crafts leads to innovation, patents, and increases the odds of starting a business as an adult. The researchers found that people who own businesses or patents received up to eight times more exposure to the arts as children than the general public." Via Integrated Learning Strategies Source: Psychology Today psychologytoday.com//childhood-creativity-leads-innovation?

12.01.2022 Great tips from Tasmanian artist Megan Walch #drawingonthebrain

10.01.2022 Reminder- today is TATA’s last Open Classroom for the term! Join Mel Heathorn from 3.30 via zoom. Further details can be found in the event link below

09.01.2022 Learn new skills and be inspired in 350+ sessions.

09.01.2022 Artwork by: Shontai-Lee, Brooks High School, TAS

08.01.2022 We can’t wait for this year’s iteration of ArtRage!

07.01.2022 Tassie art teachers are readying for the new school year! Here is an excellent education resource through which you can explore complex narratives of invasion, colonisation, truth telling and First Nations histories and perspectives with your students. "This resource accompanies the NITV documentary 'Looky Looky Here Comes Cooky', presented and co-written by Steven Oliver. Looky Looky reimagines Captain James Cook's landing through contemporary, original music performed by a ...range of First Nations artists. This resource is a springboard into classroom study of January 26 / Australia Day, reconciliation, Terra Nullius, sovereignty, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives, cultures and histories. The resource can be used to facilitate mature, nuanced exploration of the ongoing impacts of colonisation and to support students to have respectful conversations about Australian history" Developed by Theresa Sainty, with assistance from Monique Hamilton and Angela Potter, this resource has been tailored for grades 6 and 10 in relation to the Australian Curriculum Cross Curriculum Priority of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures. The education resource website houses a comprehensive suite of support materials, including SBS Learn Classroom guidelines for setting up a safe, mature and respectful classroom environment. https://www.sbs.com.au//cook-s-arrival-from-first-nations-

06.01.2022 Attention Tasmanian art teachers! The National Teacher-Artist Prize 2021 is a national contemporary two-dimensional (2D) and three-dimensional (3D) art prize sponsored by Zart Art. It aims to encourage, recognise and celebrate the visual arts practice of primary and secondary school educators. This marks the first art prize for teachers. The National Teacher-Artist Prize was established to reward teachers by celebrating the value and quality of their individual art prac...tice, supporting both their professional teaching practice and personal growth needs. The prize is a recognition of those who foster rich learning environments within school communities and promote the fundamental importance of the arts in children’s education. The prize aspires to be one of the most valuable events on the art and education calendar, being the only dedicated art prize for educators in the world. The National Teacher-Artist Prize will be held annually. Entrants must be Australian residents who are registered teachers, and currently working in an Australian school and over the age of 18. THE NATIONAL TEACHER-ARTIST PRIZE WINNER receives a Cash Prize of $10,000 PLUS their school will receive art materials from Zart worth $10,000 HIGHLY COMMENDED STATE-BASED PRIZE seven winners will receive art materials from Zart worth $2,500 THE PEOPLE’S CHOICE PRIZE receives an individual Cash Prize of $2,500

04.01.2022 This week's Open Classroom is with Alice Howell from Riverside High School Wednesday 16th Sept from 3.30pm #tassieartteachers... #tataonline #tataopenclassroom See more

02.01.2022 Artist and Western Arrernte man Vincent Namatjira has won this year's Archibald Prize, for his portrait of himself alongside champion footballer and community leader Adam Goodes.

01.01.2022 Drawing on the Brain: Location Moonah Arts Centre Makers Workshop 27 Albert Rd, Moonah 7009, Tasmania. Sessions Date and Time Sunday 28 February 10am-1pm Sunda...y 28 March 10am-1pm Sunday 30 May 10am-1pm Sunday 27 June 10am-1pm Tickets Concession $43 / Full $67 http://bit.ly/DOB_ticket Further information about Drawing on the Brain Moonah Art Centre http://bit.ly/MAC_DOB MAC Facebook http://bit.ly/DOB_MAC_Facebook Related Video http://bit.ly/Drawing_Approaches This workshop is a not for profit enterprise presented by Studio Giblin Inc www.studiogiblin.org