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Art
The study of Visual Art enables students to give visual form to thoughts, feelings, ideas and beliefs. It develops their ability to interpret, respond to sensory stimuli and communicate their experiences.
Consequently, through Art, students learn to be visually literate. This enhances their capacity to be creative and provides skills to interpret and express ideas in an ever-increasing world of visual communication.
Art develops social and critical thinking skills and encourages personal fulfillment through art experiences as a preparation for life (work and leisure). The art classroom is a place for creativity, and problem-solving. Art is a vocational preparation as it teaches students how to research, develop and resolve their ideas in preparation for many careers including advertising, architecture, design, engineering, marketing and teaching.
Learn more | Download the Subject Handbook or contact our Head of Faculty:
Mrs Mary Phillips
Head of Faculty - Art
mary.phillips@tgs.qld.edu.au