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OAS Journal Goes Online

01/02/2016 By James Elmslie

It is with great satisfaction that we can announce that the OAS Journal is finally to join its peers in cyberspace. The OAS Committee, after protracted discussion, has decided to […]

Filed Under: Cover Story, V21 Issue 1

Cultural Treasures of the Lower Sepik River, PNG

01/02/2016 By Oceanic Art Society Australia

By Chris Boylan The National Cultural (Preservation) Act of 1965 was the strongest comprehensive legislation protecting the cultural heritage of Papua New Guinea ever enacted. In the years that followed, […]

Filed Under: V21 Issue 1, Volume 21

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Sailor – Part III

01/02/2016 By Barry Craig

Hunter was born in Adelaide in 1871 and served three years in the South Australian Infantry during the Boer War (1899-1902). He married in 1905 and was an accountant at […]

Filed Under: Museums, V21 Issue 1, Volume 21

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Touchstones of Culture

The Baining – A Night to Remember Part 2

Murlapaka – A Kaurna Touchstone for the Art Gallery of South Australia

Dr Dolly Guise PhD (1942 – 2022)

Adrienne Kaeppler (1935 – 2022)

Eric Coote (1941 – 2022)

Bark Ladies: Eleven Artists from Yirrkala

ADORNED by nature: Adornment, exchange & myth in the South Seas

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