Creative Response
This exhibition run in conjunction with Maryfield College and the OPW at the Casino Marino . The work was Inspired by the Exhibition “Meditation on Plates” on show …
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I HEART STUDENT WORK
With only two weeks to go I am reminding you if you wish to have your student’s work included in the ever popular student work exhibition, you email atai.president@gamil.com for …
AGM Reminder
Dear Member, Just a reminder that the consultation paper for the Junior Cert Art reform is available on the NCCA website, http://www.ncca.ie this paper closes on the end of September. …
ATAI National Conference 2015
We are proud to announce that tickets to this years ATAI National Conference are now available to buy. Follow the links below to buy your ticket. Places are …
The consultation on the background paper for junior cycle Art, Craft, Design is open
Art Craft Design The consultation on the background paper for junior cycle Art, Craft, Design is open from July – September 30th. Based on the Background Paper and …
UPCOMING CONFERENCE.
As we set off on our well desereved summer break from school here’s a little date for your back to school diaries, this years conference will be held …
NATIONAL MEETING
Dear Member,A National meeting of the ATAI will take place in Crawford Art Gallery, Cork on Saturday the 16th May 2015, commencing at 2pm until 4.30pm.A tour (subject to …
PDST Spring Workshops
Sculpture in the Art Classroom, incorporating Numeracy This series of evening workshops will provide participants with opportunities to: Appreciate, make and draw sculpture in a lively and …
NATIONAL MEETING
National Meeting. A National Meeting of the ATAI will take place Saturday 7th March 2015.In the AV theatre, National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks, Dublin.The meeting will take …
Condolences
We are shocked and saddened by the sudden passing of the wonderful Mr. Paul Ginnis. We extend our deepest sympathies to his family, friends and colleagues.
May his revolutionary and forward-thinking teaching methods live on in our classrooms. RIP