Every year CCEA’s True Colours exhibition celebrates artwork produced within schools and colleges across Northern Ireland (NI). The exhibition has been in existence, in various forms, since the 1950s and is embraced by schools as an opportunity to showcase impressive art and design pieces from their talented pupils which have been produced ...

True Colours CCEA launches a stunning Virtual True Colours Art and Design Exhibition 2024 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.

True Colours 2024 Virtual Art ExhibitionCCEA are delighted to present to you a selection of the best work from GCSE and A Level Art and Design students from summer 2023.

2024年6月4日 · Explore the incredible virtual art exhibition featuring the talent of Northern Ireland's students. Visit CCEA's True Colours Exhibition online now!

True Colours showcases the work of almost 70 students, from 41 schools, produced for the GCSE and A Level 2017 examinations. The exhibition is open to the public until Sunday 25 February. So why not go along and view what is always a vibrant, exciting and thought provoking exhibition.

2023年2月10日 · Open for viewing, free of charge for the public, CCEA’s True Colours is a showcase of 24 pieces of unique artwork from 21 schools produced by Entry Level, GCSE, AS and A level students for their summer 2022 examinations in …

This year “true colours” is being exhibited virtually. Hugo’s artwork is representing GCSE and Sam’s is representing AS Level Art and Design.

2022年6月16日 · True Colours has returned and CCEA have created a virtual exhibition, showcasing 49 GCSE, AS and A2 students’ work from across N. Ireland. It has been modelled on one of the Ulster Museum’s galleries and is well worth a visit.Eoin Conroy’s A2 brilliant digital animations were selected and they really suit the virtual format.

2023年2月10日 · Young artists were selected by CCEA to showcase their GCSE and GCE Art and Design work from the summer 2022 examination period. From intricate paintings to innovative sculptures and creative design work, the ‘True Colours’ exhibition reveals the high calibre of creative work produce

🎨 This weekend is your last chance to visit CCEA's True Colours Art and Design Exhibition at Ulster Museum. The museum will be open today, tomorrow and Sunday until 5pm.