The Impact of Globalization on Indigenous Art and Craft Industries: A Case Study of Maori Art in New Zealand
Keywords:
Maori art, globalization, cultural preservation, economic dynamics, international demand, traditional heritageAbstract
This comprehensive review explores the intricate relationship between Maori art, globalization, and cultural preservation. Tracing the historical evolution of Maori artistic expressions against the backdrop of globalization, the study delves into the contemporary significance of Maori art in preserving cultural identity.
Global currents and their impact on Maori art are analyzed, covering economic dynamics, challenges, and opportunities presented by international demand. Strategies employed to safeguard and transmit traditional Maori artistic heritage are scrutinized, alongside governmental initiatives and institutional collaborations.
The synthesis section recognizes achievements and challenges in integrating Maori art into the global arena, identifying the impact of globalization on traditional Maori art paradigms. Looking ahead, the study envisions a sustainable future for Maori art, proposing strategies for sustaining its vitality in an interconnected world.
