Miriam Berkery, Enduring. Photo: supplied.

2026 TATA Members Exhibition

The Tasmanian Art Teachers Association (TATA) Exhibition showcases the work of Tasmanian professional artists who currently work, or have previously worked, in the state as art teachers.

As art teachers, who also engage in their own arts practice, there is an ebb and flow of time and space.

Art-making is an essential component of a practicing artist-art teachers' process. TATA recognises the importance of encouraging and giving art teachers the opportunities the time to engage in their own art practice.

Art-making enhances art teaching practices, processes, and provides rich arts learning opportunities for students.

Through its Members Exhibition, TATA aims to share the rich and diverse range of practicing artist-art teachers we have in the state.

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