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July 2018
Tribal Art Fair Sydney
Cell Block, National Art School SOMETHING THIS GOOD ONLY COMES ONCE A YEAR Oceanic Art Society TRIBAL ART FAIR SYDNEY 2018 (TAFS) Saturday 21 July, 9am to 5pm at the The National Art School The Oceanic Art Society will be holding the Tribal Art Fair 2018 at the Cell Block Hall inside the grounds of the National Art School situated on the corner of Forbes and Burton Streets, Darlinghurst. This is a larger venue than last year and close…
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In Cooks Wake : Tapa Treasures from the Pacific
National Library of Australia, Canberra IN COOK'S WAKE TAPA TREASURES FROM THE PACIFIC When 23 August 2018 to 3 February 2019,10.00am-5.00pm Where National Library of Australia, Canberra Treasures Gallery, Ground floor free No booking required Before the world knew cloth there was tapa, or barkcloth, which worked its way into the heart of human interactions throughout the Pacific. Made from the inner bark of trees, it was used for clothing and furnishings, to wrap babies and the deceased, as wicks in oil…
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Oceania at The Royal Academy of Arts
Oceania : South Pacific Art at The Royal Academy of Arts, London Highlights of the 2018 Oceania exhibition at The Royal Academy of Arts (RA) have emerged, which will be an amalgamation of 250 objects from the vast region that stretches from New Guinea to Easter Island, and Hawaii to New Zealand. UK’s first comprehensive show, themed around Oceanic art, will feature historic objects from the South Pacific, a few of which will have not been documented or displayed for…
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Oceania Pacifica Festival at Casula Powerhouse
CASULA POWERHOUSE : OCEANIA PACIFICA FESTIVAL : "AO (DAY) PO (NIGHT)" Saturday 10 Nov 2018 | 3.00pm - 8.00pm Celebrate the best of Oceania performers working across traditional and contemporary art forms. Pacifica market stalls, Pacific food and entertainment. The day and night program will showcase the new communities and their work, existing communities and their work across traditional and contemporary expressions across multiple art forms. Entertainment, celebration, connection and maintenance of culture will be celebrated throughout the program EVENT…
Find out more »December 2018
12th ESfO Conference in Cambridge, UK
European Society for Oceanists 2018 Conference 12th ESfO Conference Cambridge, 07 December 2018 - 10 December 2018 Conference Organizers Nicholas Thomas Rupert Stasch Anthony Pickles Joel Robbins Ali Clark Erna Lilje Katharina Haslwanter Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology Department of Social Anthropology University of Cambridge If you have any enquiries please email: [email protected] Download Call for Panels here: JPG ‘Dealing with Inequality: Pacific perspectives, Pacific futures’ The theme of the 12th conference of the European Society for Oceanists encourages participants to discuss these…
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Oceanic Art Society Forum | 2019
Collections and Artists, Then and Now. - Coinciding with new displays of Oceanic and Indigenous Australian art, this two-day forum will focus on how collections of art from the region have been formed and re-defined.
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Find out more »January 2020
Exhibition – A Sea of Islands : Masterpieces from Oceania
Museum Volkenkunde in Leiden, The Netherlands On display from 21 February 2020 A Sea of Islands - Masterpieces from Oceania A SEA OF ISLANDS will bring visitors face to face with some intriguing and highly aesthetic objects. A great variety of items will be on display – all of them quite exquisite – ranging from canoes several meters long, paddles and ingenious navigation devices to jewellry, statues, bark-cloths and ceremonial garments. Each one is a highlight of our…
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Parcours des Mondes in Paris
8-13 September 2020 Almost 50 international dealers and galleries, will welcome you in the heart of Paris on the occasion of the 19th edition of Parcours des mondes 8-13 September 2020. Discover the online catalogue of Parcours des mondes 2020. EXHIBITORS' LIST Tribal Art Galerie Afrique, Paris Arte Primitivo, Barcelona Arts d’Australie • Stéphane Jacob, Paris Galerie Alain Bovis, Paris Galerie Olivier Castellano, Paris didier Claes, Brussels Dalton Somaré, Milan Galerie Bernard de Grunne, Brussels Galerie Dodier, Avranches Martin Doustar,…
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2020 OAS AGM – Lecture – EOY Luncheon
Mogo, hand axe, Deerubin peoples, Sydney Sydney language association Castlereigh, Penrith Lakes c.45,000 BC donated by Father Eugene Stockton, 1984 ET2014.431 The Oceanic Art Society will hold its 2020 AGM, Lecture and End of Year Luncheon at the Middle Harbour 16' Skiff Club in Mosman on Saturday 28 November, providing there are no COVID19 restrictions. THE OCEANIC ART SOCIETY 2020 END OF YEAR + 25TH ANNIVERSARY FUNCTION 9:40am Registration & AGM 10:30am Lecture by Matt Poll * 11:30am Panel discussion…
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LECTURE | Travels of the Lily: from Lake Sentani to the National Gallery.
The Oceanic Art Society invites you to attend a lecture by Cripin Howarth. Crispin Howarth is the National Gallery of Australia’s Curator for Pacific Art. Crispin is known for his landmark exhibitions at Australia’s premier art gallery including Myth + Magic: Art of the Sepik River (2015) and Māori markings: Tā Moko (2019). He has also published over 70 articles on the arts of the Pacific region.
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