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Visual culture and art making. A ‘snapshot’ of tertiary art students in New Zealand and Hong Kong

Wing-Tai Hung

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How are understandings of contemporary visual culture reflected in students’ art making at differing tertiary art institutions located in their cultural milieu of New Zealand and Hong Kong?

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How are understandings of contemporary visual culture reflected in students’ art making at differing tertiary art institutions located in their cultural milieu of New Zealand and Hong Kong?

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How are understandings of contemporary visual culture reflected in students’ art making at differing tertiary art institutions located in their cultural milieu of New Zealand and Hong Kong?

Key concepts: Visual arts education, Visual arts, The arts, Documentation, Visual culture, Pedagogy, Sociology, Art

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