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OAC Journal Gallery News

Art of the Prince Alexander Ranges at the NGA

05/03/2018 By Oceanic Art Society Australia

by Crispin Howarth The Prince Alexander Ranges in northern Papua New Guinea are home to a number of cultures. The largest group are the Abelam with a population of some […]

Filed Under: Cover Story, Galleries, V23 Issue 1, Volume 23

New Britain art in the Melanesian Gallery

01/03/2017 By Crispin Howarth

By Crispin Howarth, Curator Pacific Arts, NGA The majority of the National Gallery’s Pacific Arts collection comes from Papua New Guinea; the newly reinstalled Melanesian gallery reflects this with arts […]

Filed Under: Galleries, V22 Issue 1

A New Era Begins for the PNG Museum and Art Gallery

01/11/2015 By Mike Gunn

Built on Culture’s new display style

In an exciting new development, the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea, Peter O’Neill, opened “Built on Culture: the Art of Papua New Guinea, celebrating 40 years of PNG Independence” […]

Filed Under: Galleries, V20 Issue 5

‘Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Sailor’: The World War One Military Collections from German New Guinea in the South Australian Museum

01/09/2015 By Barry Craig

Australians landing at Kabakaul

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Sailor, Gentleman, Apothecary, Ploughboy, Thief . . . Army, Navy, Medicine, Law, Church, Nobility, Nothing at all. By Barry Craig Britain declared war on Germany on 4 […]

Filed Under: All Journal Articles, Galleries, V20 Issue 4, Volume 20

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Sydney Oceanic Art Fair - SAOF 2021

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