The Music of Judgment Tavern
Last year our production company, Useful Media received the highest bracket of short film funding available through the New Zealand Film Commission, to bring to life a story about a young girl carrying her fathers living head in search for his body.
Posted on 27 Oct 2015[0] CommentsKeeping in Character
When Billie was younger she used to rush home from school and turn on her favourite cartoons. She would get out her pad and pencil and draw her favourite characters.
Posted on 20 Oct 2015[1] CommentsHow to turn your Institution into a Work of Art?
"Creativity is the point where we learn and discover so, why don't art schools, Colleges or Universities see themselves not as place where people can be PREPARED to make art instead of ART ITSELF?"
Posted on 19 Oct 2015[0] CommentsA Jewel of The South - Scholarships Open in October
Courtney Jamieson first visited our campus with a friend who was studying here.
When she entered our jewellery studio she was immediately fascinated and couldn’t resist the opportunity to create her own works of art.
Courtney enrolled in our Diploma programme with the goal of learning the skills to run her own business.
What is a Gnomologist?
This year in April the TLC Educational Trust hosted a Creativity Challenge. The theme of the conference was 'Crossing Boundaries'. It attracted a wealth of national and international speakers - the movers and shakers of creativity. Each speaker generously shared their own unique insights and perspectives.
We recorded these talks so that we could share them with our students, friends, stakeholders and anyone else interested in the subject of creativity.
Henry Sunderland's talk is the first of our recorded talks to be released. He describes himself as a 'gnomologist' and, as you will see, he certainly has a lot of fun while making a serious point!
The Mountain Calls Me Home
Michaela Stoneman is a talented printmaker making a name for herself from the small rural town of Patea. Her work is informed by her curiosity for the world around her and her insatiable passion for the printmaking process.
Posted on 06 Oct 2015[3] CommentsScholarship Applications closing in 3 Days
Michelle Carlton has a unique style, blending geometric shapes with surrealist anatomical drawings, her creations captivate the viewer.
Keeping it cool and collected: The Ice Carver
Central to The Learning Connexion’s philosophy is the notion of pushing beyond your comfort zone; of feeling the fear and doing it anyway. It doesn’t come easily to most of us. Yet taking risks is precisely what propels us forward, not just in our art, but across our whole lives.
Diploma student Danielle Burns recently risked success and it paid real dividends, both in terms of confidence and income.
Rox Flame is on Top of his Game
Learning Connexion Graduate and Wellington based developer Rox Flame is on top of his game.
He has just won the top prize in the KiwiGameStarter awards for his interactive video game DynaBrick.
This prestigious award was set up to fast track emerging developers into an international market.
Archiving Artist History
A collection of 75 documentaries and artist profiles created by The Learning Connexion School of Art and Creativity are to be accepted into the archives of Nga Taonga Sound and Vision for preservation.
Posted on 01 Sep 2015[0] Comments
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