Cathryn Shine

Nueva Zelanda / New Zealand

University of Canterbury

Cathryn Shine (nacida en Nueva Zelanda 1956) exhibe internacionalmente, es una becaria Fulbright y profesora asociada. La creativa investigación académica de Shine se centra en Hawai, especies en peligro de extinción y la unión entre el arte, la ciencia, la cultura y la identidad.

Shine utiliza símbolos para abordar las cuestiones contemporáneas de la bio-diversidad, la pérdida de especies, la seguridad de los recursos hídricos, la cultura hawaiana y la identidad y expresiones poéticas. Honores y premios incluyen Fulbright y Droste, USA., artista/curadora, Universidad de Sabanci, Turquía, Investigador Visitante de la Universidad de Newcastle, Australia.

Cathryn Shine (born New Zealand 1956) exhibits internationally, is a Fulbright scholar and Associate Professor. Shine’s creative and academic research focuses on Hawaii Endangered Species, and the union between art, science, culture and identity.

Shine’s work explores the intersections between printmaking, photography and drawing. Shine uses symbols to address contemporary issues of bio-diversity, loss of species, water security, Hawaiian culture and identity and poetical expressions. Honors include Fulbright and Droste awards, USA, Artist/Curator, Sabanci University, Turkey, Visiting Researcher University of Newcastle, Australia.