"Want to be part of an artwork?
My name is Amelia Hitchcock and I'm a BFA(hons) student at Elam School of Fine Arts, Auckland, New Zealand.
Following on from the Nipple Fridge (see link below) I'm creating a Spectrum of New Zealand fresh…"
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Trainsformers - transfor…
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350 Aotearoa - Climate s…
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Water
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Creative Practitioners
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Amelia Hitchcock commented on Lalita Heymanns's group Water
"Want to be part of an artwork?
My name is Amelia Hitchcock and I'm a BFA(hons) student at Elam School of Fine Arts, Auckland, New Zealand.
Following on from the Nipple Fridge (see link below) I'm creating a Spectrum of New Zealand fresh…"
Amelia Hitchcock joined Megan Salole's group
Trainsformers - transforming transport in New Zealand
Superspeeds! Double tracks! Broadband! Meeting Spaces! Amazing stopovers! Incredible Coffee and delicious pastries! Can you imagine the type of service that you would LOVE to travel on? Trainspotters unite to bring this about!
Amelia Hitchcock commented on Georgi's group 350 Aotearoa - Climate Action
"http://byebabies.blogspot.com/
Couldn't bring baby to Wellington (car FAIL) but got it out in Wanganui instead."
Amelia Hitchcock commented on Jo Campbell's event 'GIVE IT UP....for the Climate!'
"Couldnt get to Wellington, but put my Ice baby out in Wanganui instead...
http://byebabies.blogspot.com/"
Amelia Hitchcock commented on Rebeka Whale's group Creative Practitioners
"http://byebabies.blogspot.com/
Finally got a decent icebaby made :D"
Amelia Hitchcock joined Georgi's group
350 Aotearoa - Climate Action
350.org.nz launches the NZ conversation to meet the challenge of stabilising atmospheric GHG concentrations at 350ppm...inviting New Zealander's to get involved in the international effort to protect our climate.See More
Amelia Hitchcock commented on Jo Campbell's event 'GIVE IT UP....for the Climate!'
"She carves them- a little frustrating side note: she's kinda just jumping on the climate change bandwagon; used to be an art piece which was critical of the historical monument, first appeared in 2005, now it's endorsed by World Wildlife…"
Amelia Hitchcock might attend Jo Campbell's event
GIVE IT UP....for the Climate! at 350 Climate Action Festival, by Boatshed on Waterfront
October 24, 2009 from 2pm to 4pm
A 'flash mob sculpture' made by da people – yep, that’s you - to celebrate the many ways that we can reduce our carbon footprint and reach the target of 350ppm – the world’s best hope for a stable climate. (For more info on 350ppm go to www.350.org).The sculpture will be made from ice blocks, each one filled with something anyone can give up to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions and thereby freeze climate change.You are all invited to participate here in Wellington, NZ (or by creating your own…See More
Amelia Hitchcock replied to Raven's discussion Guerilla crafting activities in the group Creative Practitioners
"http://little-people.blogspot.com/ ... not quite a craft, but so very cool :)"
Amelia Hitchcock commented on Rebeka Whale's group Creative Practitioners
"Heya, am working on a few things for Uni (am doing a BFA), so using networks to help as much as possible!
http://twitter.com/HalfaConvo << Please help us, we're having an exhibition for studio dissertation, and we're looking for as…"
Amelia Hitchcock replied to Raven's discussion Guerilla crafting activities in the group Creative Practitioners
"I love these : http://graffitiresearchlab.com/?page_id=6
throwies.
The disturbing thing is that there are buildings with enough electrical equipment in them for there to be a magnetic feild for them to stick to, but they're very cool, none the…"
Amelia Hitchcock replied to Christine Gooding's discussion What do you think communities do to prevent graffiti?
"Is it tagging that's the problem, or graffiti images?
Graffiti itself can be a valid art form (i.e Banksy) and a lot of graffiti artists are very talented people just looking for a place to express themselves. Some graffiti artists make a…"
Amelia Hitchcock joined Rebeka Whale's group
Creative Practitioners
Creativity for transformation! make Films, Graphics, Paint, Draw, Photograph, Illustrate, cartoon, Screen-print, Stencil, Compose, Sing, Design, Construct, Choreograph, Weave, Carve, Dance, Write,Web master, Sculpt, Animate, Act, Craft, Sew, Play...
Profile Information
- Date of Birth
- October 4, 1986
- About Me:
- I'm a first generation kiwi with British ancestry. In the last five years I've lived in Japan and England. I came back to New Zealand in 2007 to study for my BFA with a kiwi pespective. I've since met my partner, who is about to start her PhD in Ecology.
For three years I was a sculpture major at Quay School of Arts, Whanganui, but I've recently transfered to Auckland to complete my BFA with Honours.
The major bodies of work I've been producing lately all reflect my awareness and concern about the impact humans are having on the planet, with a view to increasing public awareness through art (in a manner that doesn't feel spoon fed).
I was Intersect's Young New Zealand Artist 2009. Please, forgive the shameless plug.
- Areas of interest and capabilities:
- Contemporary Art - Sculpture
- Website:
- http://tripleay.blogspot.com
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 22:26 on May 2, 2010,
Carl Chenery said… - Hi Amelia, the Intersect Auckland once a month meet up is happening this week on Tuesday the 4th of May, hope you can make it along! See the events page for further details.
Cheers, Carl
- At 10:32 on April 6, 2010, Carl Chenery said…
- At 23:06 on December 6, 2009,
Tanya said… - Hi Amelia,
You might be interested in attending the Kotare Summer School - Creative Activism Retreat. 22nd, 23rd and 24th January 2010. Check out the post on the creative practioners forum and/or the ad in intersect events.
:)
Tanya
- At 22:15 on July 8, 2009,
Intersect's Coordinator said… - Hi Amelia
Welcome! I hope you find some inspirations in your intersecting. The Intersect Network grows and flows through the interactions of all its members. You can get involved in any way that suits you - just let us know if we can do anything to assist. Looking forward to meeting you soon!
All the best from Megan and the rest of the Intersect Crew
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