AN Art Exhibition by students at Tuam's GRETB Further Education and Training (FET) Centre showcased the achievements of its learners.
‘Sonder’ marked an important milestone for the Art & Design programme, offering learners an opportunity to present their work to the public and celebrate their artistic journey.
The exhibition at the centre on the Ballygaddy Road, was the third annual exhibition which reflects not only the technical skills developed throughout the course, but also the individuality and personal expression of each learner.
Since its introduction, three years ago, the Art & Design programme has become one of the centre’s most successful and demanded courses.
Ann Steele, Miriam Durand, Lorraine McStay, Michael McDonagh, Patricia O Sullivan and Mary Rose Gormley at the art works at GRETB FET Centre in Tuam.
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Deidre O'Neill, Ayandiran Rotimi, Colette Caulfield and Eilise McGarrell with there art works at the GRETB FET Centre in Tuam.
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Sean Kelly, Cian Keenedy with Michael McDonagh at the art exhibition at the GRETB FET Centre in Tuam
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Photographer Ayandiran Rotimi with Faith Afolabi with some of her art at the GRETB FET Centre in Tuam
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Lucy Jankowska with some of her art at the GRETB FET Centre in Tuam
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Lucy Jankowska with some of her art at the GRETB FET Centre in Tuam
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Lucy Jankowska with some of her art at the GRETB FET Centre in Tuam
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Jean Murphy Barrett and Mairead Meade with some of her art at the GRETB FET Centre in Tuam
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John Kenny with some of her art at the GRETB FET Centre in Tuam
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Mary King with some of her art at the GRETB FET Centre in Tuam
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Patricia Conroy with some of her art at the GRETB FET Centre in Tuam
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Michelle Abberton with some of her art at the GRETB FET Centre in Tuam
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Emilia Bialy, Brenda Muldoon and Kathell Geraghty at the art exhibition at the GRETB FET Centre in Tuam
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Corina Hogan left and Katarzyna Bialy right with Mary Rose Gormley, and with some of there art at the GRETB FET Centre in Tuam
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Muireann Jordan with some of her art at the GRETB FET Centre in Tuam
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Muireann Jordan with some of her art at the GRETB FET Centre in Tuam
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Anastaslia Demchenko with some of her art at the GRETB FET Centre in Tuam
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The QQI Level 5 course provides learners with a comperehensive foundation in creative practice, with modules including Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Design Skills, Computer Illustrated Graphics, Communications and Work Experience.
“The success of the Art & Design programme in Tuam has been remarkable,” said Centre Director Michael McDonagh.
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