Maz is a
             Vizual mime artist
         and a NZ trained teacher,
    who uses her skills in mime, art and
   education to bring the arts curriculum
      to life, for teachers and students
                 throughout NZ 


              She uses a range
            of skills - cartooning,
    mime, drama, and entertainment
        to present creatively unique
        education programmes which
           enhance visual art and
                language learning
Maz: AKA Cartoon Clown
Workshops
Maz uses her cartooning and visual language skills to each children and adults simple cartooning and animation techniques which anyone can master.

Check out Maz original artworks and prints at the
Mazart Gallery
Qualifications: Bachelor of Education,
                        Diploma of teaching
                        Diploma of Art and Creativity (4th yr)
Contact Maz
Mazart Gallery
This is what Gwen Garwith (Author of 'Power Learning' ) says:
I attended a workshop run by Maz for teachers in Whangarei. Her vitality and talent are extraodinary. Her workshop was great fun, but also deeply thought provoking. Maz asks:

" Have you ever thought about how much information we recieve through the eyes?"
Visual language is becoming a vital part of everyday communication. Body language, facial expression, colour, symbols, hand signs, advertising, art, mime, and internet are just a few examples of visual communication we use in the modern world".

Maz is the arts curriculum brought to life. As a teacher entertainer, and cartoonist, she uses a rich array  of skills- signing, cartooning, miming, and sheer physical exuberance- to involve teachers and students in doing as well as understanding the Arts Curriculum

The workshops are a well-designed opportunity for teachers and children, to learn skills and understandings in visual language, art and internet use. But they go way beyond to explore education as communication. Maz is a woman who has turned what many see as a disability, into an ability so special that any teacher and child who sees the world through her eyes, will be forever enriched.