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A collection of featured videos from the ANZAAE 2021 Conference in Otautahi, Christchurch.

2021 Conference Presentation: Geoff Harris – Suitable contexts for finished work standards

NZQA’s National Visual Arts Moderator, Geoff Harris discusses suitable contexts and performance expectations for NCEA .5 finished work standards.
2021 Conference Presentation: Sam Eng – Why Sculpture?

Sam Eng has been an advocate for Sculpture in the secondary sector for over 20 years. In this presentation he asks the question: Why is Sculpture important to a healthy…
2021 Conference Keynote: Nigel Borell – Toi Tu, Toi Ora

Nigel Borell discusses the thematic narratives and indigenous frameworks of Toi Tū Toi Ora, where as curator he brought 300 pieces of Māori art to Auckland Art Gallery – the…
2021 Conference Presentation: Donna Tupaea-Petero- Liberating Spaces in Visual Arts Education

Bringing extensive experience in Visual Arts education and Kaupapa Māori, Donna Tupaea-Petero discusses the rich history and advocacy that Visual Arts has maintained in affording a place for Māori knowledge…
2021 Conference Presentation: Regan Balzer – Ted Bracey Memorial Address

Utilising forms from customary Māori arts practices, Artist, Educator and Director, Regan Balzer identifies the distinct differences of a Māori world view and what this means within a local, national,…
2021 Conference Presentation: Dagmar Dyck – Re-imagining Pasifika Student Success as Pasifika in Visual Arts

This presentation focuses on how secondary visual art teachers support Pasifika students’ success as Pasifika. Presenting the findings of Dagmar Dyck’s masters research, how visual arts education is a powerful…
2021 Conference Presentation: Kirsty Grieve and Jonathan Cameron – Keeping it Photographic

Keeping it photographic is a presentation that looks closely at the journey we as teachers take to guide our students towards completing successful, authentic, and meaningful photographic projects.
2021 Conference Keynote: Welby Ings

Welby has taught at all levels of the New Zealand education system and is an outspoken critic of dehumanised systems of learning and the preoccupation with micro-managing teachers, questioning the…
2021 Conference Presentation: Esther Hansen and Jay Presnell – Illustration, Storytelling and Visual Literacy

Esther and Jay from Pukekohe High School demonstrate using cartoon and character development, zines, illustration, digital methods, and artist models from Year 10 to extend senior student design outcomes.
2021 Conference Presentation: Karl Chitham – Crafting Aotearoa

Karl Chitham is Director of the Dowse Art Museum, and in this talk he talks about Crafting Aotearoa – a publication that spans three centuries of making and thinking in…
2021 Conference Presentation: Prof. Brian Lucid – The Future of Design

Brian Lucid is Head of Wellington School of Design at Massey University. In this presentation, Brian, critiques the role of human-centred design in driving innovation and how this addresses some…
2021 Conference Keynote: Peter O’Connor

Peter O’Connor is Professor of Education at the University of Auckland. Peter’s most recent research includes multi and interdisciplinary studies on the creative pedagogies and the arts, the nature of…
2021 Conference Presentation: Francis Potter – Running an International Baccalaureate Programme

Francis Potter is the Head of Faculty at Takapuna Grammar School. His talk will deal with approaches to teaching and learning in Visual Art in the IB curriculum for Years…
2021 Conference Presentation: Mic Watts – Authentically connecting across the curriculum

Mic Watts is a Learning Coach at Hobsonville Point Secondary School. As well as an overview of the curriculum structure, he will talk about the challenges and successes of some…
2021 Conference Workshop: Esther Hansen – Practical Printmaking Palooza

A practical workshop with quick examples of: eco-printing, linear mono printing, tonal monoprint, collograph, drypoint, chine colle print, and will be able to view and discuss pronto plate prints, reduction…
2021 Conference Presentation: Kalina Harmer Campbell -Creating Connections Though Taonga Carving

Kalina is an Art and Design teacher at Riccarton High School. This kōrero is about the learning journey that addresses a need to engage a culturally diverse group of ākonga…
2021 Conference Presentation: Fiona Grieve and Meighan Ellis – Photography Design Practices for Voice and Storytelling

This presentation examines and reviews contemporary Photographic and Design projects that utilise graphic, text and lens-based modalities.
2021 Conference Presentation: Jay Presnell – Moving to a Moving Future Right Now

In this presentation Jay focuses on teaching and learning strategies for moving image, with an emphasis on the implementation of new technologies to extend the learning of students within a…
2021 Conference Presentation: Monique Redmond, Emily O’Hara and Lucy Meyle – Reciprocity in making, doing, and thinking

“Being propositional within temporary practices requires you to remain open, flexible, contingent, resourceful and lateral. The methodological aim is to make plans that set something in motion – but which…
2021 Conference Workshop: Jonny 4Higher – Street Art 101

Jonny Walkman is a full-time freelance mural artist with over twenty years of professional experience. In this workshop, sponsored by Gordon Harris, Jonny discusses his work and shares some tips…
2021 Conference Presentation: Emma Wise – Moving into Moving Image

This presentation is a case study on the Kerikeri High School Art Department’s journey into Digital Moving Image (DMI). Hear about the challenges and opportunities DMI has presented for Visual…
2021 Conference Presentation: Bruce Potter – Maintaining Artistic Integrity in a World Which Revolves Around Money

As an award-winning illustrator, author and publisher who’s been self-employed in New Zealand for over 30 years, Bruce knows how tough it is to maintain one’s own artistic integrity. In…