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Pacific Currents Speaker Series: Reimagining Arts of Oceania at The Met (May 13)

05/05/2026

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Join us for the next Pacific Currents Speaker Series.

A link to the recording will be provided on the OAS website after the event.

Reimagining the Arts of Oceania at the Met

Dr. Sylvia Cockburn

Wednesday, 13 MAY

3:00 PM – NEW YORK (EDT)

Event Time by Region:

9:00 PM – Paris (CEST, 13 MAY)

12:00 PM – California (PDT, 13 MAY)

9:00 AM – Hawai‘i (HST, 13 MAY)

7:00 AM – Auckland (NZDT, 14 May)

Please note: depending on your time zone, this event will take place on May 13 or May 14.

Online via Zoom. Registration required.

Register here: https://tinyurl.com/4nm2thpb

Description: 

The Met’s Arts of Oceania galleries returned in May 2025, in a reimagined Michael C. Rockefeller Wing. Following a multiyear renovation, the new galleries feature over 650 works from the Museum’s remarkable collection of Oceanic art.

Dr. Sylvia Cockburn, Senior Research Associate in Oceanic Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, will detail the renovation project, from the conceptual reframing of the collection to the community outreach and engagement that informed content development. She will present on the significance of specific objects across the collections in the context of their new installations and detail a new suite of digital initiatives that aim to embed Pacific voices and storytelling throughout the galleries and their wider online presence.

Please contact Marion Cadora for questions.

[email protected]

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