Melanesian Plumes and Lullabies
Two significant exhibitions including Melanesian artworks are currently on show in Europe. The Wereld Museum in Leiden in the Netherlands was host to the most recent Pacific Arts Association International …
Lani Auvita Scott – OAS Forum 2025
The Living Thread: Cultural Continuity for the Next Generation https://youtu.be/fURJ168gzUs . . . This content is restricted to subscribers only. For access, become an Oceanic Art Society member or login …
Eric Kjellgren – OAS Forum 2025
Country of A Thousand Faces: The Human Form in the Arts of Papua New Guinea https://youtu.be/UqmCF9A3C4Q . . . This content is restricted to subscribers only. For access, become an …
Chris Boylan & Caroline Sherman – OAS Forum 2025
The Bigger Picture: Local adaptations to global influences in contemporary PNG arts https://youtu.be/o4SwcyehR3Y . . . This content is restricted to subscribers only. For access, become an Oceanic Art Society …
Deveni Temu & Lesley Wengembo – OAS Forum 2025
Evolution of PNG contemporary art https://youtu.be/VqA7ihB51qk . . . This content is restricted to subscribers only. For access, become an Oceanic Art Society member or login to your account.
Crispin Howarth – OAS Forum 2025
Bilong Papua New Guinea: Curating the Exhibition https://youtu.be/DFp9tyn4ec8 . . . This content is restricted to subscribers only. For access, become an Oceanic Art Society member or login to your …
Anna Edmundson – OAS Forum 2025
Living Archives: Celebrating 50 Years of Papua New Guinea’s Independence https://youtu.be/uZHOmH2aXOI . . . This content is restricted to subscribers only. For access, become an Oceanic Art Society member or …
Melanesian Lullaby
The Pacific Cultures Gallery enters hibernation as collections receive conservation care, while the South Australian Museum collaborates with Pasifika communities to reimagine its future displays.
Mutuaga and the Kwato Mission
Mutuaga, a master carver from Papua New Guinea, gained recognition through the Kwato Mission and established trade routes, fostering the promotion of his art and cultural identity.
Plumes from Paradise
The "Plumes from Paradise" exhibition at Musée Quai Branly explores the cultural significance of birds of paradise in Papua New Guinea and their influence on Western art, history, and fashion.