Artistic excellence at local school

Gracehill Primary School took delivery of an Irish masterpiece last week as part of a BBC arts initiative to bring works by prominent Irish artists into local classrooms.
By The Newsroom
Published 9th Oct 2013, 11:20 BST
Pupils of Gracehill Primary School who joined Lexie Scott, principal; and Shan McAnnena of Notten Gallery, Queen's; where they took part in the BBC "Master Pieces in School" project where they learned to draw like local artist "John Luke". INBT 41-801HPupils of Gracehill Primary School who joined Lexie Scott, principal; and Shan McAnnena of Notten Gallery, Queen's; where they took part in the BBC "Master Pieces in School" project where they learned to draw like local artist "John Luke". INBT 41-801H
Pupils of Gracehill Primary School who joined Lexie Scott, principal; and Shan McAnnena of Notten Gallery, Queen's; where they took part in the BBC "Master Pieces in School" project where they learned to draw like local artist "John Luke". INBT 41-801H

It is hoped that enabling pupils to get a ‘close up view’ of such works will help inspire their own artistic potential.

Lexie Scott, principal, and Shan McAnena of The Naughton Gallery,Queen’s are pictured with pupils and the John Luke painting of ‘The Bridge’. INBT 41-801H

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