About GSA

Established in 1996, Gorey School of Art offers a vibrant and supportive learning environment for aspiring artists, designers, photographers, and filmmakers in the South East. We provide a comprehensive range of accredited courses, designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in the creative industries.

Our state-of-the-art facilities, combined with strong industry connections, create a dynamic learning experience. Students benefit from hands-on practical training, expert tuition, and opportunities to collaborate on real-world projects. We are dedicated to nurturing individual creativity and empowering graduates to achieve their artistic ambitions.

Gorey School of Art is more than just an educational institution; it's a creative community. We foster a culture of innovation, experimentation, and collaboration, encouraging students to explore their unique artistic voices. Our courses are designed to provide clear pathways to further education and successful careers in the creative sector.

Whether you're looking to build a strong portfolio for university applications, develop professional skills for industry, or simply explore your creative potential, Gorey School of Art offers the resources and support you need. We are committed to providing accessible and inclusive learning opportunities, ensuring that every student can thrive. Discover your creative pathway with us and embark on a fulfilling artistic journey.

Archive

In the Centre and on the Edge: Paul Funge and the Gorey Arts Centre by Kate Walsh

Flyer for Gorey Arts Centre Summer Exhibitions, featuring dates for exhibitions including Michael Mulcahy's paintings, a Press Photographers Association of Ireland exhibition, architectural drawings by Don Henehan, Tony O'Malley's paintings, and a drawing awards exhibition. The flyer has a yellow background with black text and a decorative illustration.
Man with glasses and a cigarette stands in front of a weathered wooden door with a poster advertising the Gorey Arts Festival.

Student Documentary looking at the Gorey Arts Centre - Directed by Caolan Manley