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Ma’ori

11/03/2023

2023, 352 pages, Elise Patole-Edoumba & Helene Guiot, La Geste  www.gesteditions.com Review by Pierre Laffont Thanks to an alert on the Oceanic Art Society’s Facebook page, I participated in the …

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Guraban: Where the Saltwater meets the Freshwater

11/03/2023

Hurstville Museum and Gallery – 29 October 2022 to 29 January 2023 Review by Margaret Cassidy At the OAS Adelaide Forum in November 2022 keynote speaker Djon Mundine (Bandjalung) presented …

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Volume 27 – Issue 4

20/12/2022
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Curiosity about the Pacific

26/11/2022

Oceanic art and objects have travelled the world from the “Blue Continent”. Along the way they have been traded and stories about them have embellished their reputations and attracted new …

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Stolen God in Museum

26/11/2022

Page five of the News (Adelaide, SA) on Saturday 3rd March 1934 featured the headline 'Stolen God in Museum' and this account of how and when the carved figure arrived at the South Australian Museum.

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David Said (1945 – 2022)

26/11/2022

Founding Newsletter editor for the Oceanic Art Society, David Said was born in Johannesburg, South Africa, in 1945, the start of a long and interesting life enriched by his love of tribal people, their cultures and their artworks

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Pacific Arts Association 2022 Conference ‘Gendered objects in Oceania’ – Paris, France

26/11/2022

By Krisztina Turza. Gender was central to this conference commencing with Yuki Kihara’s ‘Paradise Camp’, New Zealand’s offering at the 59th Venice Biennale. This focuses on Fa’afafine (Sāmoa’s third gender) utopia – …

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Oceans, Reflections, Collections

26/11/2022

George Nuku’s presentation at the Pacific Arts Association 2022 Conference Review by Pierre Laffont George Nuku has become one of the best-known Māori artists due to his creation of a …

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Magic Masks and Figures from Oceania

26/11/2022

Leif Birger Holmstedt, Torso Publishing, 2021, 158 pages. Review by Jim Elmslie The strength of this book is in its excellent images, many previously unpublished. The images are mostly of …

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OAS Tour 8 – 9 September 2022 – The museums in Rochefort and La Rochelle

26/11/2022

By Pierre Laffont & Bill Rathmell. It is easy to fall for the peaceful charm of Rochefort and La Rochelle, two ports on the Atlantic Coast of France only a …

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