VISUAL ARTS AND SCIENCE

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Bottled Ocean 2116 presents an expansive translucent double-hulled waka. Floating in space, it is surrounded by imagined creatures of the deep created from recycled plastics. Bottled Ocean 2116 acts as both a vessel of hope and warning for the future.
George Nuku Bottled Ocean 2116
These books have full-sized, white silhouettes of ferns on a blue background and are known as the ‘blue books’. They are made using an early form of photography called the cyanotype process.
HB Dobbie’s blue fern albums
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.
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.
Easier than you think!
Paper Mache Animal Heads (A Tutorial)
DIY paper mache animal heads tutorial
I come from an oceanic world. The ocean is seen as a world…as a road.” Artist George Nuku thus begins explaining the inspiration behind his bottled oceans pr...
Interview | Maori Artist George Nuku
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Sydney Opera House in virtual 3D
This 45 m-tall fibreglass sculpture by Len Lye is one of the most recognisable symbols of New Plymouth's waterfront. The red fibreglass tube stands vertical in still air but it can bend up to 20 m in...
Wind wand sculpture
In this activity, students will prepare a tile of lime plaster and then paint it in the fresco  style . The chemistry that lies behind this technique will then be explored. By the end of this activity...
Fresco painting chemistry
In a collaboration between and the Latin America Centre of Asia-Pacific Excellence, visual artist Joseph Michael, academics, scientists, conservationists, creative artists and indigenous people have p...
Art and science
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Viruses
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...
Discover the ancient Lapita pottery, a key artifact of the Polynesians in Oceania. Dive into the art and observation methods used to study this remarkable archaeological find.
Exploring Lapita pottery through observation and art
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Art as a pathway to knowledge and connection - T&L RESOURCE
Art can help students understand the world around them. It can take many forms such as sculpture, paint, sound, abstract, light, real life, models, digital formats and many more. All these modes can b...
The Majestic Samaúma – art meets science
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Viruses
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...