Mapping Ōtākou

Exploring individual and shared relationships to landscape visitors contributed directly to the clay drawing on the gallery walls and floor which mapped the Ōtākou harbour and the surrounding environs.

Rachel Stephenson with participation from Ōtākou and Ōtepoti (Otago and Dunedin) community.
KOPUTAI Project Space, Dunedin, 2007
Installation: local clay, paint, objects.
Photographic documentation: Chris Reid and Rachel Stephenson

Dr Leoni Schmidt, Relational Drawing as Pedagogical Action: Locational Strategies won the International Award for Excellence in the Area of the Arts in 2008 from The International Journal of the Arts in Society and included text on this work Pg 10-14: Case Study 2: Port, International Journal of the Arts in Society, Volume 3, 2008. Published Melbourne, Australia by Common Ground Publishing Pty Ltd

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