CCEA launches Virtual True Colours Art and Design Exhibition 2023
After the successful return of the True Colours Art and Design Exhibition at Belfast's Ulster Museum earlier this year, CCEA has launched a stunning virtual format.
This virtual art and design exhibition allows people around the world to tour and interact with displays by Northern Ireland’s Entry Level, GCSE, AS and A level students.
The online exhibition modelled on one of the Ulster Museum’s prestigious galleries showcases work from Art & Design students in a fully virtual setting. In total, it displays work from 49 pupils from 24 schools, highlighting a variety of mediums such as fine art paintings, sculpture and multimedia. This also includes the 24 pieces of work that were displayed at the recent Ulster Museum exhibition.
CCEA’s Chief Executive, Gerry Campbell, said:
I’ve admired the True Colours Art and Design Exhibition for many years, so it was a positive step forward to showcase once again at the Ulster Museum with the virtual exhibition expanding the reach from a local to a global stage. CCEA is a learning organisation, and I can certainly see how the use of new technologies enhances the learning experience for all.
CCEA’s Education Manager for Art & Design, Anne McGinn commented:
After the popularity of the live exhibition at Ulster Museum, with over 30,000 people viewing the artwork, it brings us great pleasure to launch the exhibition virtually so that even more people can enjoy the student’s phenomenal artwork. CCEA will continue to use technology to further showcase the wealth of talent we have in Northern Ireland schools. We hope that this mix of live and virtual exhibitions will continue and become bigger and better in the coming years.
To explore the True Colours virtual exhibition visit:
| List of Exhibitors | ||
|---|---|---|
|
A2 |
Aquinas Diocesan |
Helen McRandall |
|
A2 |
Breda Academy |
James Todd |
|
A2 |
Colaiste Feirste |
Neamh Ni Scollain |
|
A2 |
Coleraine Grammar School |
Shannon Stewart |
|
A2 |
Holy Cross College |
Abbie Gallagher |
|
A2 |
Loretto Grammar School Omagh |
Grace Murray |
|
A2 |
Lurgan College |
Robyn McIlwaine |
|
A2 |
North Coast Integrated College |
Matthew Acosta |
|
A2 |
Rainey Endowed |
Jordan McCready |
|
A2 |
Rathmore Grammar School |
Lara Hanly |
|
A2 |
Royal School Enniskillen |
Cindy Robinson |
|
A2 |
St. Colman’s Ballynahinch |
Shaina Mathews |
|
A2 |
Strathearn School |
Joanna Carson |
|
A2 |
The Royal School Armagh |
Matthew Conran |
|
A2 |
Thornhill College |
Aoife Moore |
|
AS |
Belfast Royal Academy |
Ellyn Elliott |
|
AS |
Carrickfergus Academy |
Clodagh Wright |
|
AS |
Coleraine Grammar School |
Josh Cooke |
|
AS |
Friends’ School Lisburn |
Sophie Hewitt |
|
AS |
Hazelwood Integrated College |
Natalia Czerwionka |
|
AS |
Strathearn School |
Juliette Ruelland Kennedy |
|
AS |
St. Joseph’s Grammar School |
Liam Carberry |
|
AS |
St. Patrick's Academy Dungannon |
Maria Donaghy |
|
GCSE |
Aquinas Diocesan Grammar School |
Sam Patterson |
|
GCSE |
Assumption Grammar School |
Laura Wiesiolek |
|
GCSE |
Bloomfield Collegiate |
Leah Massey |
|
GCSE |
Cambridge House Grammar School |
Ellie Weir |
|
GCSE |
Hunterhouse College |
Anezka Zackova |
|
GCSE |
Loretto Grammar School Omagh |
Ona Brid Donaghey |
|
GCSE |
Methodist College |
Elead Lau |
|
GCSE |
Strathearn School |
Aisha Moore |
|
GCSE |
Strathearn School |
Evelyn Stanfield |
|
GCSE |
St. Louis Grammar School, Kilkeel |
Una Lemoine |
|
GCSE |
St. Patrick’s Academy Dungannon |
Gabaja Bytautaite |
|
GCSE |
Wellington College Belfast |
Tiffany Ewen |
|
GCSE Contemporary Crafts |
St Mary’s Christian Brothers’ Grammar School Belfast |
Euan Stitt |
|
Entry Level |
Beechlawn School |
Hannah Briggs |
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