Anthropology is about the science of human beings.
Shaping glass as it transforms from a solid to a liquid is about the science of heat and gravity and the beauty of refraction and reflection, softness and hardness, transparency and opacity.
Jo combines her love of science and art by using the medium of glass to make sculptures about social anthropology – the origin, nature and destiny of human beings. Her work explores the culture, stories, myths, beliefs and language that tie groups of people together – whilst also integrating her love of colour along the way.
Watch Beyond Acknowledgement – From Acknowledgement to Leadership: Deepening Māori Engagement in the Arts
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Watch Beyond Acknowledgement – Deepening Understanding of Te Tiriti through Art and Engagement
We’re excited to bring the Beyond Acknowledgement series to our creative community! To help us understand who is finding this resource useful, we ask that you fill out a short form before accessing the video.
Disclaimer: This presentation is not intended as expert advice on Te Tiriti o Waitangi. It shares perspectives from Tauranga Moana and the arts. While the examples are local, the principles may be useful elsewhere.