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Watch this video of my art on TVNZ’s show ‘I AM TV’
Watch this I AM TV show feature of my art that aired 10th Dec on TV 2 in New Zealand.
Hey artists, are we “dancing bears”?
Kim Hill interviewed respected Maori painter, sculptor, writer, and curator Darcy Nicholas on Radio NZ National and brought up the concept of the dancing bear in relation to indigenous people creating art out of their traditional culture for a modern audience. … Continue reading
Canvassing The Treaty (Part 6 of 6)
Here’s part 6 of 6 (the final one yay!) of the doco Canvassing The Treaty – a thought provoking art and social experiment following six New Zealand artists as they gain deeper insights into the Treaty of Waitangi and create cross-cultural … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Collaborations, Arts Documentary, Canvassing The Treaty, New NZ Artwork, New Paintings, New Zealand Artwork, Samapeap Tarr, Sofia Minson Painting, Sofia's Cultural Heritage, Spiritual, The Painting Process, Treaty of Waitangi, Video
Tagged art documentary, canvassing the treaty, Chris Bryant, Collaborative Artwork, Dagmar Dyck, Ingrid Hughens, Kingi Taurua, Kura Te Waru Rewiri, maori art, Maori Artists, Mike Davison, Moana Jackson, New Zealand Art, new zealand artists, Ngapuhi kaumatua, Pakiri, te pou tuatahi, Treaty Education, treaty of waitangi, Treaty of Waitangi Education
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Canvassing The Treaty (Part 5 of 6)
Here’s part 5 of 6 of the doco Canvassing The Treaty – a thought provoking art and social experiment following six New Zealand artists as they gain deeper insights into the Treaty of Waitangi and create cross-cultural collaborative artworks. The Artists: … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Collaborations, Arts Documentary, Canvassing The Treaty, New NZ Artwork, New Paintings, New Zealand Artwork, Samapeap Tarr, Sofia Minson Painting, Sofia's Cultural Heritage, Spiritual, The Painting Process, Treaty of Waitangi, Video
Tagged art documentary, canvassing the treaty, Chris Bryant, Collaborative Artwork, Dagmar Dyck, Ingrid Hughens, Kingi Taurua, Kura Te Waru Rewiri, maori art, Maori Artists, Mike Davison, Moana Jackson, New Zealand Art, new zealand artists, Ngapuhi kaumatua, Pakiri, te pou tuatahi, Treaty Education, treaty of waitangi, Treaty of Waitangi Education
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Canvassing The Treaty (Part 4 of 6)
Here’s part 4 of 6 of the doco Canvassing The Treaty – a thought provoking art and social experiment following six New Zealand artists as they gain deeper insights into the Treaty of Waitangi and create cross-cultural collaborative artworks. The Artists: … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Collaborations, Arts Documentary, Canvassing The Treaty, New NZ Artwork, New Paintings, New Zealand Artwork, Samapeap Tarr, Sofia Minson Painting, Sofia's Cultural Heritage, The Painting Process, Treaty of Waitangi, Video
Tagged art documentary, canvassing the treaty, Chris Bryant, Collaborative Artwork, Dagmar Dyck, Ingrid Hughens, Kingi Taurua, Kura Te Waru Rewiri, maori art, Maori Artists, Mike Davison, Moana Jackson, New Zealand Art, new zealand artists, Ngapuhi kaumatua, Pakiri, te pou tuatahi, Treaty Education, treaty of waitangi, Treaty of Waitangi Education
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Canvassing The Treaty (Part 3 of 6)
Here’s part 3 of 6 of the doco Canvassing The Treaty – a thought provoking art and social experiment following six New Zealand artists as they gain deeper insights into the Treaty of Waitangi and create cross-cultural collaborative artworks. The Artists: … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Collaborations, Arts Documentary, Canvassing The Treaty, New NZ Artwork, New Paintings, New Zealand Artwork, Samapeap Tarr, Sofia Minson Painting, Sofia's Cultural Heritage, The Painting Process, Treaty of Waitangi, Video
Tagged art documentary, canvassing the treaty, Chris Bryant, Collaborative Artwork, Dagmar Dyck, Ingrid Hughens, Kingi Taurua, Kura Te Waru Rewiri, maori art, Maori Artists, Mike Davison, Moana Jackson, New Zealand Art, new zealand artists, Ngapuhi kaumatua, Pakiri, te pou tuatahi, Treaty Education, treaty of waitangi, Treaty of Waitangi Education
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Canvassing The Treaty (Part 2 of 6)
Here’s part 2 of 6 of the doco Canvassing The Treaty – a thought provoking art and social experiment following six New Zealand artists as they gain deeper insights into the Treaty of Waitangi and create cross-cultural collaborative artworks. The Artists: … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Collaborations, Arts Documentary, Canvassing The Treaty, New NZ Artwork, New Paintings, New Zealand Artwork, Samapeap Tarr, Sofia Minson Painting, Sofia's Cultural Heritage, The Painting Process, Treaty of Waitangi, Video
Tagged art documentary, canvassing the treaty, Chris Bryant, Collaborative Artwork, Dagmar Dyck, Ingrid Hughens, Kingi Taurua, Kura Te Waru Rewiri, maori art, Maori Artists, Mike Davison, Moana Jackson, New Zealand Art, new zealand artists, Ngapuhi kaumatua, Pakiri, te pou tuatahi, Treaty Education, treaty of waitangi, Treaty of Waitangi Education
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Canvassing The Treaty (Part 1 of 6)
As promised, here is the first installment of the full-length art documentary Canvassing The Treaty. The thought provoking art and social experiment follows six New Zealand artists, three Maori and three non-Maori, as they gain deeper insights into the Treaty of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Collaborations, Arts Documentary, Canvassing The Treaty, New NZ Artwork, New Zealand Artwork, Samapeap Tarr, Sofia Minson Painting, Sofia's Cultural Heritage, The Painting Process, Treaty of Waitangi, Video
Tagged canvassing the treaty, Chris Bryant, Collaborative Artwork, Dagmar Dyck, Ingrid Hughens, Kingi Taurua, Kura Te Waru Rewiri, maori art, Maori Artists, Mike Davison, Moana Jackson, New Zealand Art, new zealand artists, Ngapuhi kaumatua, Pakiri, te pou tuatahi, Treaty Education, treaty of waitangi, Treaty of Waitangi Education
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Life-Changing Art Collaboration Caught On Film
I’d like to share my story with you about a life-changing art collaboration that was captured on film and became a feature documentary on Maori TV and at the FIFO international film festival this year. I was among six New … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Collaborations, Arts Documentary, Canvassing The Treaty, Maori Myths, New NZ Artwork, New Zealand Artwork, Samapeap Tarr, Sofia Minson Painting, Sofia's Cultural Heritage, The Painting Process, Treaty of Waitangi, Video
Tagged arts documentary, aum, cambodian graffiti artist, canvassing the treaty, collaboration, contemporary maori art, maori art, maori tv, maori tv art documentary, new zealand artists, new zealand artwork, ngati porou artist, oil painting, om, painting collaboration, peap, samapeap tarr, Sofia Minson, sound of the universe, te pou tuatahi, treaty, treaty of waitangi, waitangi, waitangi day art documentary
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Free Art Workshops, Exhibition and Sofia Minson Painting On-Site at Orakei Community Centre This Weekend
Come and visit the Orakei Community Centre on Kepa Rd this weekend (Sat 9 and Sun 10 Oct) for the ARTauckland 2010 festivities. Auckland East Arts Council is hosting their bi-annual exhibition and offering fun, free, hands-on art workshops for all … Continue reading
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Tagged art exhibition, art workshop, artist, artwork, auckland, investment, lindauer, live painting demonstration, maori art, maori portrait painting, oil painting, orakei community centre, remuera, urban living magazine
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