About Henry Johnson
My primary field of research is the study of people making music. My research outputs mainly have a social focus, with much work crossing other disciplinary fields (e.g., Asian Studies, Japanese Studies, Island Studies, Diaspora Studies, Performance Studies and Cultural Studies). The ethnographic component of my research methods includes original field research in diverse contexts, including Japan, small island cultures (e.g., Japanese small islands, and the Channel Islands), and New Zealand.Poon Fah Day, Lawrence
Weicheng Wang 王威程 playing the hulusi for Poon Fah Day at the Chinese Camp, Lawrence, 9 March 2019. Photograph by Henry Johnson, 9 March 2019.
Poon Fah Day at the Chinese Camp
Poon Fah Day at the Chinese Camp, Lawrence, 9 March 2019. Photograph by Henry Johnson, 9 March 2019.
The China Railway Art and Culture Group. Performance in Dunedin, 2019.
The China Railway Art and Culture Group. Performance in Dunedin, 2019. Photograph by Henry Johnson, 24 February 2019.
Dunedin Chinese Art/Instrument Association
Members of the Dunedin Chinese Art/Instrument Association perform at Lan Yuan Dunedin Chinese Garden, with guest Yu (Charlie) Naiming (erhu). From left: Bu Xiyuan (dizi), Hua Huijuan (pipa), Lu Xueyao (guzheng), and Yu (Charlie) Naiming (erhu). 10 November 2018. Photograph courtesy of Hua Huijuan.
Gong
Chinese gong. Lawrence Information Centre & Museum. Photograph by Henry Johnson, August 2018.
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