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Hammond Boys, Shona

 
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Synopsis

Art I Am - Patterns of Creativity by Shona Hammond Boys highlights the author's belief in the benefits to be gained from participation in the creative arts. This book is a reflects on the ways in which creativity can help us find patterns in our increasingly fractured world. Hammond Boys, as the Founder and Director of the New Zealand Children's Art House Foundation, is internationally-renowned for her work in fostering child creativity. Here she shares the work of Melis van der Sluis, a gifted artist and founding Chair of the New Zealand Children’s Art House Foundation. Melis spent countless hours penning immaculate patterns and closely examining the flora of New Zealand. Melis left his extensive art collection to the Foundation, and many of appeared in the film Oku Moe Moea – The Dream which is Bigger than I Am’. Shona Hammond Boys presents in this book a selection of Melis’s line drawings along with his quotes around art, creativity, and life. One of New Zealand’s leading thinkers and activists on children’s art, Shona has provided the patterns in a format to allow readers to delve deeply into the detail as well as to participate in the creative process.

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À propos de l'auteur

Shona Hammond Boys, QSM (New Zealand), PVSA (USA), is a distinguished teacher, artist, and the National Director and Founder of the New Zealand Children’s Art House Foundation. She has travelled worldwide lecturing and presenting the Children’s Art House concept. Her dream to see Children’s Art Houses in each community of New Zealand has flourished. With 50 years of service of experience working with community arts and culture, Shona has a deep concern for talented children who grow up in isolation. Art I Am, “The dream which is bigger than I Am” is set in Opotiki, which is one of New Zealand`s lowest socio-economic areas, and addresses her concerns. Shona is passionate about art as the foundation tool for education, peace, the environment, for all people. She endorses the theme of the International Child Art Foundation: A Creative Mind in a Healthy Body.

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