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In this episode, Sheree chats with painter and TikTok star, Regan Balzer about her work and recent touring exhibition with Auahi Kore, 'AUAHITŪROA: A Eulogy to Tobacco'.
https://www.reganbalzer.com/
Thank you to the Rotorua Civic Arts Trust for funding the Arts Village People!
Find more episodes of the Arts Village People by visiting the Rotorua Arts Village website (artsvillage.org.nz) or by searching for us on your favourite podcast app!
This podcast was produced and edited by Joshua T Davis.
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In this week's kōrero, Sheree talks about fostering creativity in young people with educator and musician Cheyla Samuels.
Thank you to the Rotorua Civic Arts Trust for funding another 12 episodes of the Arts Village People!
Find more episodes of the Arts Village People by visiting the Rotorua Arts Village website (artsvillage.org.nz) or by searching for us on your favourite podcast app!
This podcast was produced and edited by Joshua T Davis.
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In this episode, Sheree welcomes Michael Matchitt, master carver to the podcast. Tune in for an extended kōrero about whakairo, from Mike's early years as an apprentice to teaching his craft to new generations.
Check out Michael Matchitt's mahi on his website: https://www.michaelmatchitt.com
Thank you to the Rotorua Civic Arts Trust for funding another 12 episodes of the Arts Village People!
Find more episodes of the Arts Village People by visiting the Rotorua Arts Village website (artsvillage.org.nz) or by searching for us on your favourite podcast app!
This podcast was produced and edited by Joshua T Davis.
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In this episode of the Arts Village People, Sheree talks to one of the Open Studio residents, visual artist and story teller Ellen Jones-Pool about self-belief, taking risks and the effect that art can have on your mental health. As well as some stories from her residency in the village.
This episode was recorded in January 2024.
Thank you to the Rotorua Civic Arts Trust for funding another 12 episodes of the Arts Village People!
Find more episodes of the Arts Village People by visiting the Rotorua Arts Village website (artsvillage.org.nz) or by searching for us on your favourite podcast app!
This podcast was produced and edited by Joshua T Davis.
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This week's kōrero is with one of the Arts Village's summer residents, soft sculpture artist Tonina Ngatai. Sheree chats with her about the inspirations behind her mahi, as well as about the inter-generational connections that were made at her workshops in the village over the last six weeks.
The Arts Village People is funded by the Rotorua Civic Arts Trust.
Find more episodes of the Arts Village People by visiting the Rotorua Arts Village website: artsvillage.org.nz
This podcast was produced by Joshua T. Davis: joshuatdavis.com
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Sheree is joined over the phone by self-professed "weaver of tales" Natasha Diamond. Listen for an in-depth kōrero on the nature of writing as an art form, and on how theatre can be a more accessible medium to tell important stories about te ao Māori.
The Arts Village People is funded by the Rotorua Civic Arts Trust.
Find more episodes of the Arts Village People by visiting the Rotorua Arts Village website: artsvillage.org.nz
This podcast was produced by Joshua T. Davis: joshuatdavis.com
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In this week's kōrero, Sheree talks to Robin Harland from the Geyserland art group about their work in landscape painting. Once again, things get pretty deep when asked about the nature of what makes someone an "artist".
The Arts Village People is funded by the Rotorua Civic Arts Trust.
Find more episodes of the Arts Village People by visiting the Rotorua Arts Village website: artsvillage.org.nz
This podcast was produced by Joshua T. Davis: joshuatdavis.com
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In this kōrero, Sheree chats with Arts Village board member, Georgia Haimona about Kapa Haka - and how it brings communities together, and helps promote te ao Māori in Aotearoa and the wider world.
The Arts Village People is funded by the Rotorua Civic Arts Trust.
Find more episodes of the Arts Village People by visiting the Rotorua Arts Village website: artsvillage.org.nz
This podcast was produced by Joshua T. Davis: joshuatdavis.com
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This episode is about the korero between the notes... that's right, we're talking jazz! Sheree is joined by musician Rio Hemopo-Hunuki to talk about their mahi, their influences and tell stories about their early gigs in bars.
You can find out more about Rio's work with Koi Digital here: https://koidigital.io/
The Arts Village People is funded by the Rotorua Civic Arts Trust.
Find more episodes of the Arts Village People by visiting the Rotorua Arts Village website: artsvillage.org.nz
This podcast was produced by Joshua T. Davis: joshuatdavis.com
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In this episode, Sheree chats on the phone with Te Aramoana and Soraya all the way down in Pōneke about Kapa Haka. Stay tuned for an informative discussion on how they came to Kapa Haka in different ways and its importance in te ao Māori.
The Arts Village People is funded by the Rotorua Civic Arts Trust.
Find more episodes of the Arts Village People by visiting the Rotorua Arts Village website: artsvillage.org.nz
This podcast was produced by Joshua T. Davis: joshuatdavis.com
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This week, Sheree spoke with Jane Johnson-Matua, the Activities Coordinator at the Arts Village, about her extraordinary mahi. From using clay to breathe life back into discarded childhood toys to employing traditional Māori techniques and materials for creating sustainable burial shrouds, this conversation covers a lot of creative ground.
Content warning: This podcast episode does contain frank discussions of death, funerals, and burials.
The Arts Village People is funded by the Rotorua Civic Arts Trust.
Find more episodes of the Arts Village People by visiting the Rotorua Arts Village website: artsvillage.org.nz
This podcast was produced by Joshua T. Davis: joshuatdavis.com
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In this episode, Sheree chats to Kaeleb Ngatai (Kaelebskups), a local Māori artist who specialises in ceramics. They discuss the process of making something beautiful from clay, and all the things that can go wrong along the way.
You can see Kaeleb's work on his instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaelebskups/
The Arts Village People is funded by the Rotorua Civic Arts Trust.
Find more episodes of the Arts Village People by going to the Rotorua Arts Village website: artsvillage.org.nz
This podcast was produced by Joshua T Davis: joshuatdavis.com
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This week Sheree is joined by digital artist, and former host of THIS VERY PODCAST, Tara Prieto! This kōrero covers Tara's work at Digital Natives with local rangatahi, her journey to becoming a digital artist, as well as the people and media that influence her work to this day.
You can find Tara's work on her instagram: https://www.instagram.com/friedratart/
And of course, you can also listen to the first 20 episodes of this podcast for even more Tara!
The Arts Village People is funded by the Rotorua Civic Arts Trust.
Find more episodes of the Arts Village People by going to the Rotorua Arts Village website: artsvillage.org.nz
This podcast was produced by Joshua T Davis: joshuatdavis.com
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The Arts Village People explores a new perspective on working in the arts by interviewing 11 year old, Tumanako. Tumanako would consider themselves a multi-diciplinary artist, who enjoys creating landscapes and designing houses. This episode is a real treat, and we were so happy to have Tumanako on the podcast.
The Arts Village People is funded by the Rotorua Civic Arts Trust.
Find more episodes of the Arts Village People by going to the Rotorua Arts Village website: artsvillage.org.nz
This podcast is produced and edited by Joshua T. Davis: joshuatdavis.com
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In this episode, a kōrero between Sheree and filmmaker Jay Marino. They talk about the creative process from writing to editing and if film school is really worth it?
Jay runs filmmaking and content creation classes at the Rotorua Community Youth Centre, find out more here: https://rotoruayouthcentre.org/
The Arts Village People is funded by the Rotorua Civic Arts Trust.
Find more episodes of the Arts Village People by going to the Rotorua Arts Village website: artsvillage.org.nz
This podcast was produced by Joshua T Davis: joshuatdavis.com
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The Arts Village People is BACK! Brand new host, Sheree Thompson interviews digital artist Rihipa Taiatini, and asks her about her influences, how she got her start in digital art and how her work is influenced by the mahi of her family and upbringing.
The Arts Village People is funded by the Rotorua Civic Arts Trust.
Find more episodes of the Arts Village People by going to the Rotorua Arts Village website: artsvillage.org.nz
This podcast is produced by Joshua T Davis (joshuatdavis.com)
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Tara and Smithy are joined by tutor, Riley from Toi Ohomai, alongside two students Raelyn and Patrick to talk about their work and experience studying creative arts. Their end of year exhibition He Kākano is open for viewing until the 25th March at Toi Ohomai Mokoia Campus, Rotorua. Follow them on instagram at @hekakano2022
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Tara and Smithy chat to Nanu from Rotorua Musical Theatre group about their career in acting and performing, how they got their start singing karaoke and some tips for aspiring theatre performers in Rotorua.
Links:
https://rotoruamusicaltheatre.co.nz/
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After battling computer gremlins, Smithy and Tara chat to Mollie Smith from the Rotorua Writers Group. They talk about how the group supports local writers of all genres and of all skill-levels, from amateurs to experienced authors, as well as how you can get involved in their monthly meetings and how you can support local authors. Mollie also gives some book recommendations from Rotorua writers, which we have linked below!
'Heads Will Roll': https://www.amazon.com/Heads-Will-Roll-Other-Pieces-ebook/dp/B08DFHNFFC/
Lyndsay Campbell: https://www.amazon.com/kindle-dbs/entity/author/B07TDPLW23
Tom E. Moffatt: https://www.amazon.com/kindle-dbs/entity/author/B07BZL2TQ4 https://www.mcleodsbooks.co.nz/catalog/list_author_titles?author=Tom+E.+Moffatt
Vicki Arnott: https://www.amazon.com/kindle-dbs/entity/author/B07LD3Z3LB
If you want to contact the writers' group, you can do so by emailing the following people:
Marj Griffiths – [email protected]
Vicki Arnott – [email protected]
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Tara and Smithy chat with Sandy Hall from the Rotorua Civic Arts Trust (the organisation that funds this very podcast) to talk about arts funding. What is it? How do you get it? What do you need to do to qualify for it? Sandy tells us about all the options available to the artists of Rotorua from the Civic Arts Trust, and gives some tips for future applicants.
Find out more about the Civic Arts Trust here: https://rotoruacivicartstrust.org.nz/
Email the Civic Arts Trust Secretary Alison Perrin: [email protected]
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