VISUAL ARTS AND SCIENCE

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an old man is on the screen with other people around him and his face has been painted
Interview | Maori Artist George Nuku
two men are working on the ceiling of a large stone building with carvings and scaffolding
Sydney Opera House in virtual 3D
there is a long red pole on the side of the road next to the ocean
Wind wand sculpture
an image of a painting with birds on it
Caveat Collectors
Extinction has claimed nearly fifty per cent of Aotearoa New Zealand’s bird species over the past 650 years. The persistent myth has it that European settlement in the nineteenth century swept away a pristine past. And most obviously, because we know their names and can catalogue (literally) their infamy, that story includes the professional bird collectors as the cause of those extinctions.
several different types of brooches are arranged on a white surface, including one in the center and two in the middle
Viruses | Collections Online
Jo Dixey, a professional needleworker, made this group of ‘viruses’ during New Zealand’s Alert Level 4 lockdown in the 2020, following the global outbreak of the coronavirus Covid-19. The collection materialises the unseen, and reflects one person’s need to understand the virus through the therapeutic and often compulsive practice of making. Visualising the virus...
two different images of an ancient object
Exploring Lapita pottery through observation and art
a woman standing in the grass with her arms spread out to spell out words on it
Art as a pathway to knowledge and connection - T&L RESOURCE
four different pictures with trees and buildings in the background at night, one is lit up
The Majestic Samaúma – art meets science
a paper mache animal head mounted on a wall with the words paper mache animal heads above it
Paper Mache Animal Heads (A Tutorial)
DIY paper mache animal heads tutorial
several different types of brooches are arranged on a white surface, including one in the center and two in the middle
Viruses | Collections Online
Jo Dixey, a professional needleworker, made this group of ‘viruses’ during New Zealand’s Alert Level 4 lockdown in the 2020, following the global outbreak of the coronavirus Covid-19. The collection materialises the unseen, and reflects one person’s need to understand the virus through the therapeutic and often compulsive practice of making. Visualising the virus...