Art with Kristy

Art with Kristy

Posts tagged Papatūānuku

Papatūānuku and the gift of uku

Papatūānuku and the gift of uku

Clay vessels painted with coloured slip based on the works of Wī Taepa, Colleen Waata Urlich and Davina Duke

Year Five and SixKristy HollyJuly 27, 2022clay, uku, Papatūānuku, māori art, māori artist, Wī Taepa, Colleen Waata Urlich, Davina Duke, coloured slip, etching, mark making, pinch pot, coil pot, slip, slip and score, māori artist model, kaitiakitanga

Monoprints with Acrylic Paint

Monoprints with Acrylic Paint

Te Kore, Te Pō and Te Ao (The Void, The Perpetual Night and The Light)

Year Three and Four, Year Five and SixKristy HollyApril 28, 2022monoprint, acrylic paint, process art, acetate, printmaking, mark making, layers, Papatūānuku, Ranginui, Te Pō, Te Ao, Te Kore, mural, sponge, conceptual art

2022 in the Art Room - Ngā Atua

2022 in the Art Room - Ngā Atua

A quick update of artroom plans for 2022

Kristy HollyFebruary 28, 2022Papatūānuku, Ranginui, ngā atua, 2022, term 1, art room, Highlights

Wind Chimes

Wind Chimes

Inspired by the Māori Creation Story

Made by Ahoaho: Year Two/Three

Year One and TwoKristy HollyMarch 3, 2021clay, cer, crayon and dye, paptuanuku, ranginui, Tāwhirimātea, Papatūānuku, Ranginui, Māori creation story, weather, wind chimes, wind, template, problem solving, resilienceComment