Dates for your diary : On Friday 13th and Saturday 14th November 2020, the Oceanic Art Society will be celebrating its 25th Anniversary with a Forum in Melbourne. The local convenor, Dr Michael Martin, is working hard at planning a very special event.
2020 Oceanic Art Market Report.
2020 Oceanic Art Market Report. By Michael Hamson (Reproduced with permission). New Domain Name : www.oceanicart.com Introduction There are two critical factors that shaped the Oceanic art market in 2019 and that continue to do so today. First, the market is exceptionally broad with a large number of objects on offer by both auction houses […]
OAS now looking for Digital Media Manager
NEW Position : OAS Digital Media Manager Do you enjoy Facebook, Instagram, Hashtag, YouTube and WordPress creativity ? Can you post pics with the best of them and upload six-second videos like a champ ? Do you have sound researching, communication and writing skills ? Do you have a keen interest in the arts and […]
Tribal Art Magazine – 25 Years
A digital subscription to the magazine will allow readers to search fifteen years of archives and to peruse the 65 issues that have appeared since Winter 2002. Every three months the more than 160 pages of the Magazine provide a passionate international readership the keys to staying well informed about the art market and relevant […]
2020 – 25 Years for OAS
Dear OAS Member/Friend, 2020 – A new decade, an expanded Oceanic Arts Fair in Sydney and the tenth Oceanic Arts Forum in Melbourne. Season’s Greetings and Best Wishes for 2020 from the Committee of the Oceanic Art Society. We are looking forward to celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the OAS with a number of exciting events planned […]
Omie Barkcloth Art of PNG
Omie Barkcloth Art of PNG Exhibition at Aboriginal and Pacific Art Gallery New works by senior artists and chiefs of Ömie Artists Inc. Oro Province, Papua New Guinea. Opening drinks: Saturday 25 November 3 – 5pm Barkcloth is the traditional textile of the Ömie tribe. Women wear nioge (skirts) while men wear givai (loincloths). Barkcloth serves important purposes in […]
‘Parcours’ Pittoresque à Paris Vaut le Voyage
By Noëlle Rathmell-Stiels In its sixteenth year, the Parisian Tribal Art fair has taken visitors on a voyage of discovery to new horizons, sailing from Polynesia to the borders of contemporary art. From 12 to 17 September 2017 a total of sixty-six exhibitors, predominantly from France, Belgium and the USA, opened their treasure chests in […]
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