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A collection of featured videos from the ANZAAE 2023 Conference in Te-Whanganui-a-Tara, Wellington.

2023 Conference Presentation: Dr. Claire Coleman – The Arts Curriculum Refresh

The Ministry is two years into a six-year programme to refresh The New Zealand Curriculum (NZC). The Arts Curriculum is currently in development for release in 2024. Dr. Claire Coleman…
2023 Conference Presentation: Donn Ratana Keynote

Donn Ratana’s teaching career has spanned over five decades, beginning in 1969 as a generalist teacher to various art specialist roles across the primary and tertiary sector. Here he talks…
2023 Conference Presentation: Dr. Sarah Probine – Teachers as co-creators in Early Childhood

Sarah Probine discusses the role of teachers as co-creators by rethinking the role of the teacher in visual arts learning during the early years.
2023 Conference Presentation: Tatiana Tavares – Embodying cultural and storytelling concepts

This presentation introduces the creative strategies implemented in a series of practice-based communication design research projects that explored immersive technology and sonic experiences as an essential element in expressing specific…
2023 Conference Presentation: Dieneke Jansen – Where to start, where are we?

With Site as Situation, his presentation will outline a six-week studio program which positions students as artmakers in and with tūranga, and suggests various ways of engaging with their immediate…
2023 Conference Presentation: Rodney Stratton and Melissa Dyer-Causton – Teaching Overseas

In this presentation, Rodney and Melissa share their insights into teaching overseas and highlight why you should do it, and why you should come back.
2023 Conference Presentation: Dr George Hajian & David Coventon – Exploring outdated technology engage students

The presentation will provide insights into the project through a bumpy, pandemic ridden 3-years, documenting students’ expression of ideas, through their responses, community engagement, and reflecting on the value of…
2023 Conference Presentation: Jessica Freire – How Co-Design enhances education

Jessica Freire discusses how Co-Design methods and mindsets have proved vital in motivating students to become active participants in their learning. Co-design can be used to develop curriculums and enhance…
2023 Conference Presentation: Claire Robertshaw – The Arts and social wellbeing

Claire Robertshaw discusses her research which addresses “What social wellbeing benefits do senior Arts learners identify in their successful collaborative experiences?”.
2023 Conference Presentation: Lisa Terreni – Art lessons from a Ceramics Collection

In this presentation, Lisa presents findings from research into a ceramics collection established by Wellington Teacher’s College (later known as the Wellington College of Education), which is now owned and…
2023 Conference Presentation: Kate Rivers – The Workbook as a Reservoir

In this session Kate discusses the pukamahi/workbook as a kurawai/reservoir for independent research, analysis, and discovery, evolving thinking, weaving, and reforming ideas, questioning, and recording decision-making.
2023 Conference Workshop: Kirsten Herd – Celebrating Eric Carle through Collage

In this workshop, Kirsten demonstrates the process of creating a portrait using recycled paint and printers’ ink in the style of Artist/Illustrator Eric Carle (The Hungry Caterpillar). An easy-to-follow guide…
2023 Conference Workshop: Ina Arraoui – Printing with Tetra Pak

Create instant and surprising results by cutting, scoring and peeling the Tetra Pak carton to create your own unique images. This short clip highlights the range of tone, line and…
2023 Conference Workshop: James Sutherland – Tips and Tricks for Reluctant Drawers

In this workshop, James provides strategies and approaches to build confidence and ability in drawing. Looking at a range of artists, techniques and resources that can be used to suit…
2023 Conference Presentation: Jay Pressnell – The Tiaki Project

Jay Pressnell discusses the Tiaki Project, an educational, arts based, audio-visual, interactive archiving experience for the purpose of preservation, presentation and sharing of community narratives, cultural identity and local histories.
2023 Conference Workshop: Vanessa Edwards-Buerger – Mātauranga Māori approach to print practices

Edwards discusses her approach to printmaking as a means to create a safe and clear space for participants to engage and evolve. She then dicusses the tricks of the trade…
2023 Conference Presentation: Anne-Marie Cullinan – The Magic of Material handling

Anne-Marie talks about how her research significance lies in the place within today’s digital “hands-free” society for an understanding of the benefits of engagement through the sensory experience of material…
2023 Conference Presentation: Nick Clothier – Integrated creativity education

Using a resource that he developed at Creative Waikato, Nick Clothier will focus us on the importance of an integrated creativity approach in these fascinating times. Why we should. How…
2023 Conference Presentation: Jamieson Hudson – Understanding abjection through a feminist lens

In this presentation Jaz presents her dissertation and practice that she undertook as for her Master’s in 2022. It focuses on understanding the theory of the Abject through an Aotearoa…
2023 Conference Presentation: David Slack – Revisiting The HeArt of the Matter

The HeArt of the Matter is a documentary about an inspired vision for New Zealand teaching in the early post-war years tells both a thrilling story of possibility and prompts…
2023 Conference Presentation: Lisa Ponweiser – Strategies for Thriving in a Small, Isolated Art Department

Lisa Ponweiser’s presentation embodies the 2023 Conference theme, ka mua, ka muri, to identify key strategies that are working for me in building (over 30+ years) a successful Art department…
2023 Conference Presentation: Tania Lewis-Rickard – The impact of Art in the Community

Stemming from a deep desire to use her creative abilities to be a positive impact in the community, Tania talks about her strive to make a difference and contribute to…
2023 Conference Presentation: Kirsty Grieve and Jonathan Cameron – Strategies to Spark Creative Agency

Kirsty Grieve, HoD New Plymouth Girls’ High School, and Jonathan Cameron, HoD St Paul’s Collegiate School, join forces to co-present a series of approaches, across the fields of Design, Painting,…
2023 Conference Presentation: Monique Redmond & Emily O’Hara – Crafting time

Monique Redmond & Emily O’Hara talk about Crafting time; the relationship between the hand, the tools and the made. This presentation focuses on women artists engaged in sculptural, spatial and…
2023 Conference Presentation: Maraea Timutimu – He kāwai whenua, he kāwai whakapapa

Maraea’s exhibition “He kāwai whenua He kāwai whakapapa”, held at Tauranga Art Gallery from Nov 2022 – Feb 2023. This presentation is about how her journey as an artist and…
2023 Conference Presentation: Lisa Purda – How can I support ākonga Māori to be all they can be as Māori?

In this presentation, Lisa shares some of the ways in which she supports ākonga Māori as Māori in her classes. As a Pākehā teacher living and working in Aotearoa New…
2023 Conference Presentation: Tanu Aumua – He Matenga Poto, He Oranga Roa

In this presentation Tanu Aumua (Ngāti Māmoe, Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Hāteatea, Tuaefu-Samoa) asks are we decolonising or re-indigenising the education system?
2023 Conference Presentation: Nigel Borell – Ka Mua Ka Muri

Nigel Borell considers the kupu: ka mua, ka muri, and questions what are some of the learnings we can look to consolidate in embracing ‘the old’ and ‘the new’ and…
2023 Conference Presentation: Stories from NCEA Pilots – Takapuna Grammar School

André shares insights from the journey of Takapuna Grammar School as a pilot school for NCEA Level 1 Visual Arts. Pilots are testing the new teaching, learning and assessment materials…
2023 Conference Presentation: Stories from NCEA Pilots – Te Aho o Te Kura Pounamu

Adrienne shares insights from the journey of Te Kura as a pilot school for NCEA Level 1 Visual Arts. Pilots are testing the new teaching, learning and assessment materials to…
2023 Conference Presentation: Stories from NCEA Pilots – Te Puke High School

Shannon, and Josephine share insights from the journey of Te Puke High School as a pilot school for NCEA Level 1 Visual Arts. Pilots are testing the new teaching, learning…
2023 Conference Presentation: Stories from NCEA Pilots – Whanganui High School

Graham Hall shares insights from the journey of Whanganui High School as a pilot school for NCEA Level 1 Visual Arts. Pilots are testing the new teaching, learning and assessment…
2023 Conference Presentation: Tawhai Rickard – Kōrero with pictures

In this presentation, Tawhai Rickard, the winner of the 2023 National Contemporary Art Award, discusses his work that he describes as “unashamedly Aotearoa, New Zealand and Māori” which draws upon…
2023 Conference Presentation: Stories from NCEA Pilots – Te Paepae o Aotea

Emily shares insights from the journey of Te Paepae o Aotea as a pilot school for NCEA Level 1 Visual Arts. Pilot schools are testing the new teaching, learning and…
2023 Conference Presentation: Geoff Harris – NZQA Insights from Visual Arts moderation

In this presentation, Geoff Harris, NZQA’s National Assessment Advisor for Visual Arts presents a summary of trends in recent moderation and areas of anticipated interest in future moderation.
2023 Conference Presentation: Ashleigh Zimmerman – Junior Contemporary Māori Art Approaches

In this presentation Ashleigh Zimmerman (Ngai Tahu) shares from Whangārei Girls’ High School, where they have developed a Year 9 course to connect with and extend students interested in Māori…
2023 Conference Presentation: Brigham Anderson – What if Māori had a text before colonisation?

Brigham Anderson (Ngāti Hauiti) considers what if Māori had a text before colonisation? Brigham has created 20 pū (letter) and his presentation is about that process, some of the whereto…
2023 Conference Presentation: Dr Lisa Paris and Dr Carol Carter – Towards a New Creative Practice in Education Research Hub

Dr Lisa Paris and Dr Carol Carter of Curtin University School of Education discuss their paper that draws on long-established arts traditions of knowledge generation through voices and story forms…
2023 Conference Keynote: Kelcy Taratoa – Mana Motuhake

Kelcy Taratoa (Ngāi Te Rangi, Ngāti Tapu, Ngāti Ranginui, Ngāti Raukawa), presents a discussion around the value of mātauranga Māori in the context of public spaces and or public utilities;…
2023 Conference Presentation: Megan Shaw – Squiggla

In this presentation, Megan Shaw shares Squiggla – an outreach project of the Chartwell Charitable Trust. A tool designed to exercise and develop our creative thinking skills, without pressure or…
2023 Conference Presentation: How to write like an Artist and Maths is Scary

In this two-part presentation, Laura Jackson shares approaches to teaching Literacy and Numeracy in Visual Arts.