60 acast.com Art Inside https://shows.acast.com/art-inside en Arts Access Aotearoa corrections, self-care, arts, prisons,Te Ara Poutama,Arts Access Aotearoa, Arts in Corrections, Art Inside Arts Access Aotearoa Step into the transformative world of art education within New Zealand's prisons with "Art Inside," a compelling seven-part audio series presented by Arts Access Aotearoa. In each episode, "Art Inside" introduces listeners to the dedicated artists who bring their creative expertise to prisons across New Zealand, and to stories from former prisoners whose lives have been forever changed by the arts they learned while within New Zealand's justice system.


Join us as we delve deep into the stories of resilience, redemption, and creativity, gaining unique insights into the transformative power of art within our prisons. Whether it's through the voices of passionate educators or the firsthand accounts of individuals whose lives have been touched by the arts, "Art Inside" explores potential for growth and community involvement through artistic expression.


Don't miss out on this captivating journey into the world of Art Inside.

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]]> Step into the transformative world of art education within New Zealand's prisons with "Art Inside," a compelling seven-part audio series presented by Arts Access Aotearoa. In each episode, "Art Inside" introduces listeners to the dedicated artists who bring their creative expertise to prisons across New Zealand, and to stories from former prisoners whose lives have been forever changed by the arts they learned while within New Zealand's justice system.


Join us as we delve deep into the stories of resilience, redemption, and creativity, gaining unique insights into the transformative power of art within our prisons. Whether it's through the voices of passionate educators or the firsthand accounts of individuals whose lives have been touched by the arts, "Art Inside" explores potential for growth and community involvement through artistic expression.


Don't miss out on this captivating journey into the world of Art Inside.

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]]> false Arts Access Aotearoa info+65d40d9941cf620017f45080@mg-eu.acast.com 65d40d9941cf620017f45080 art-inside episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/cover/1708395919392-84a166b9f4c53c977e823ab423cbbb43.jpeg https://shows.acast.com/art-inside Art Inside Weaving healing stories with Jess Maclean Weaving healing stories with Jess Maclean Thu, 29 Aug 2024 06:55:54 GMT 25:24 66d01b7aa0cc1fc5a921235f false https://shows.acast.com/art-inside/episodes/weaving-healing-stories-with-jess-maclean 66d01b7aa0cc1fc5a921235f 65d40d9941cf620017f45080 weaving-healing-stories-with-jess-maclean full 1 4 Art Inside, Neil Wallace talks with Jess Maclean, a lecturer in Māori and Indigenous Studies at the University of Canterbury, about the transformative impact of the Awe Māreikura programme at Christchurch Women's Prison. Jess discusses how culturally grounded arts education helps women reconnect with their identity, learn new skills, and build self-esteem. She also touches on the importance of whakapapa, pūrākau, and tikanga in this setting. The conversation highlights how the arts can play a key role in healing and personal growth, even within the challenging environment of the prison system.

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]]> Carving out a better future with Mark Lang Carving out a better future with Mark Lang Thu, 27 Jun 2024 03:37:23 GMT 21:21 667cde759e1803392ee31f35 false https://artsaccess.org.nz/art-inside 667cde759e1803392ee31f35 65d40d9941cf620017f45080 carving-out-a-better-future-with-mark-lang full 1 3

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]]> Elevating the voices of people in the frontline with Hone Fletcher Elevating the voices of people in the frontline with Hone Fletcher Tue, 30 Apr 2024 02:37:16 GMT 28:00 6630595df1e606001367a493 false https://artsaccess.org.nz/art-inside 6630595df1e606001367a493 65d40d9941cf620017f45080 elevating-voices-of-people-in-the-frontline full 1 2 Join host Neil Wallace as he engages in a rich conversation with Hone Fletcher, Principal Advisor of Ropu Toi Ora at Ara Poutama Aotearoa. Hone's journey from diverse fields like education, counseling, and music into the Ara Poutama Aotearoa Department of Corrections offers a unique lens on the transformative power of art in prisons. In this conversation, Hone and Neil explore the origins and impact of the Hōkai Rangi Strategy, deeply rooted in Te Ao Māori. Hone also shares insights into its six pou, emphasising humanising and healing, fostering participation, and embracing Māori traditions.


Through poignant stories, Hone illustrates how creative practices within correctional spaces, like the Māori Pathways Programme and Focus Units, offer avenues for healing and self-discovery. These initiatives not only impart skills but also nurture hope, leading to remarkable transformations and successful reintegration.

Reflecting on his journey, Hone underscores the collaborative nature of this work. Tune in for a compelling discussion on how creative practices are reshaping corrections and empowering individuals on their path to redemption and renewal.



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]]> Join host Neil Wallace as he engages in a rich conversation with Hone Fletcher, Principal Advisor of Ropu Toi Ora at Ara Poutama Aotearoa. Hone's journey from diverse fields like education, counseling, and music into the Ara Poutama Aotearoa Department of Corrections offers a unique lens on the transformative power of art in prisons. In this conversation, Hone and Neil explore the origins and impact of the Hōkai Rangi Strategy, deeply rooted in Te Ao Māori. Hone also shares insights into its six pou, emphasising humanising and healing, fostering participation, and embracing Māori traditions.


Through poignant stories, Hone illustrates how creative practices within correctional spaces, like the Māori Pathways Programme and Focus Units, offer avenues for healing and self-discovery. These initiatives not only impart skills but also nurture hope, leading to remarkable transformations and successful reintegration.

Reflecting on his journey, Hone underscores the collaborative nature of this work. Tune in for a compelling discussion on how creative practices are reshaping corrections and empowering individuals on their path to redemption and renewal.



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]]> Connection and self-care with Beth Hill Connection and self-care with Beth Hill Tue, 20 Feb 2024 03:05:01 GMT 27:32 65d416dc608cff001701095e false https://artsaccess.org.nz/art-inside 65d416dc608cff001701095e 65d40d9941cf620017f45080 connection-and-self-care-with-beth-hill full 1 1 In the debut episode of Art Inside, we talk to Beth Hill, an arts tutor at the Northland Region Corrections Facility, sometimes referred to as Ngāwhā.


Beth shares her remarkable journey, from rediscovering her passion for the arts to ultimately finding her calling in teaching art within the prison. As she reflects on her experiences, Beth offers valuable insights into the challenges and rewards of working in the corrections space. She highlights the importance of patience, communication, flexibility, and empathy in navigating the complexities of working within prisons. Moreover, Beth underscores the role of arts in fostering curiosity, safe expression, and self-discovery among the tāne she works with.


Learn how the arts can provide a therapeutic outlet for individuals to explore their creativity, rebuild connections, and embark on a journey of personal transformation.


Brought to you by Arts Access Aotearoa.


Host: Neil Wallace - Kaiārahi a Toi, Ara Poutama mo Putanga Toi Ki Aotearoa. The Arts in Corrections Advisor for Arts Access Aotearoa.

Guest: Beth Hill - Creative Wellbeing Practitioner for Redemption Arts & Education Services.

Writers: Iona McNaughton, Sophie Macdonald and Neil Wallace.

Producer: Sophie Macdonald.

Title Track: Halftime Groove by Andrew Dixon

Episode Length: 0:27:32


If you have any questions relating to this series or episode, please get in contact with us at info@artsaccess.org.nz.

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]]> In the debut episode of Art Inside, we talk to Beth Hill, an arts tutor at the Northland Region Corrections Facility, sometimes referred to as Ngāwhā.


Beth shares her remarkable journey, from rediscovering her passion for the arts to ultimately finding her calling in teaching art within the prison. As she reflects on her experiences, Beth offers valuable insights into the challenges and rewards of working in the corrections space. She highlights the importance of patience, communication, flexibility, and empathy in navigating the complexities of working within prisons. Moreover, Beth underscores the role of arts in fostering curiosity, safe expression, and self-discovery among the tāne she works with.


Learn how the arts can provide a therapeutic outlet for individuals to explore their creativity, rebuild connections, and embark on a journey of personal transformation.


Brought to you by Arts Access Aotearoa.


Host: Neil Wallace - Kaiārahi a Toi, Ara Poutama mo Putanga Toi Ki Aotearoa. The Arts in Corrections Advisor for Arts Access Aotearoa.

Guest: Beth Hill - Creative Wellbeing Practitioner for Redemption Arts & Education Services.

Writers: Iona McNaughton, Sophie Macdonald and Neil Wallace.

Producer: Sophie Macdonald.

Title Track: Halftime Groove by Andrew Dixon

Episode Length: 0:27:32


If you have any questions relating to this series or episode, please get in contact with us at info@artsaccess.org.nz.

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