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Margaret Cassidy | Indigenous material culture from my travels

03/09/2021

Live Event

Presented by Margaret Cassidy

Margaret Cassidy, OAS Journal Editor presents some personal favourites of Australian Aboriginal items collected across Australia.

The inaugural ‘Webinar’ event will be presented via Zoom at:
4pm AEST Wednesday 15th September 2021.

Registration for this event is required and is free to existing OAS members.

To register please go to: LINK

A full recording of this live event will be available for current members of the OAS for retrospective viewing.

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Opening event: Saturday 29 August, 2pm

With a special performance by West Papuan activist and performer, Koteka Wenda and friends.
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Join us to celebrate the opening of Lesley Wengembo’s ‘The Papua New Guinea Sublime: Landscape Paintings & Representations of Identity’
- an exciting new body of work shaped by lived experience, cultural memory and the enduring relationship between people and place.

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All are welcome, light refreshments provided. See you there!

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It may be of some interest to members to hear that Tony (Anthony) Crawford has passed away suddenly aged 84, on 8 August, in Westmead Hospital. Tony worked tirelessly with the Gogodala people in the Western Province of PNG in the 1970s. He was instrumental in the Gogodala's participation in the 1980 South Pacific Festival of Arts in Port Moresby. He produced numerous publications on their culture and ethnology. RIP Tony. ... See MoreSee Less

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I Hinanao-ta: Journey of the CHamoru People
Performances | 13 - 22 August 2026
Guam Museum, Hagåtña

This summer sees a fourth annual celebration honouring Guam’s rich culinary, brewing, and cultural traditions with locally crafted tuba and setbesa, delectable chesa and Fina’mames, cultural performances, storytelling, and community fellowship in support of the Guam Museum Foundation. The event will also feature the premiere of I Hinanao-ta: Journey of the CHamoru People.

Following from this event is a series of performances inspired by the Guam Museum’s permanent exhibit, I Hinanao-ta: Journey of the CHamoru People. This theatrical production brings Guåhan’s story to life through music, song, dance, and storytelling providing a moving celebration of identity, resilience, and the enduring spirit of the CHamoru people.
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