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World Auction Record: Gogodala Mask, Aramia River, PNG, sold for a record $ 10,710 through Sotheby’s, New York, Sept 13 #worldrecord #gogodala #mask #aramiariver #papuanewguinea #faithdorianwrightcollection #oceanicart #pacificart #artwork #masterpiece #artspremiers #ethnography #tribalart #design #designinspiration #sothebys #artappraiser #newyorkcity (www.artkhade.com)
Timeline PhotosTribal Art London - Online Fair - 22nd - 26th September 2021 - www.tribalartlondon.com/
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Dont forget TONIGHTS 6pm Talk by our own Margaret Cassidy
Online so check it out on the webpage.
It will be a great talk
Timeline PhotosWhen Lieutenant Cook sailed the HMB Endeavour up the East Coast in 1770, First Nations peoples lit carefully managed signal fires on headlands as a warning. While the ship’s crew noted smoke and fires, they lacked the cultural knowledge to see that an emergency response system was in action.
From the comfort of home, you can now explore a 360-degree immersive experience of Unsettled. Join us here: australianmuseum.com.au/unsettled
Image: marayung wumara-warra (Sky Emu Travels) by Amanda Jane Reynolds.
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audioboom.com/posts/7937019-hongi-hika-s-wooden-bustAn episode by Object Matters
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Wow!🦈This is a Kaygas mask (in the shape of a shovel nosed shark), which was made in 2015 by Alick Tipoti, an artist from the island of Erub in the Torres Strait, Australia.
It was inspired in part by a turtle-shell mask in the collection which the artist says is his favourite out of all the ancient Torres Strait Island masks he has seen.
Tipoti notes that this mask is associated with the Kaygasiw Usul (milky way star constellation) which is linked to the zugubal (spiritual ancestors). The artist has also choreographed a dance in which a performer wears this mask – the songs describe how the Milky Way was created and how the zugubal travel from the spiritual to the human world.
See this stunning mask on display in Room 24 of the Museum – The Wellcome Trust Gallery. Book your free tickets: ow.ly/Z6jj30rQsPj
Read more about this object and explore our Oceania virtual gallery on our website: ow.ly/pmMT30rTu34
🔎 Alick Tipoti (b. 1975), ‘Kaygasiw Usul’. Torres Strait Islands, Queensland, Australia 2015. © Alick Tipoti, reproduced by permission of the artist. Read more: ow.ly/BAYm30rQvI4
An excellent way to view collections from the other side of the World!'Reimagining Digital Connections: Digital Care, Critical Change, Radical Hope' is now up on the website (bit.ly/3E0FCHk), giving an overview of how Pitt Rivers Museum went 'virtual' last year, taking exhibitions online, hosting hybrid events, doing virtual teaching, improving digital care and access to the collections and building global audiences bit.ly/3ndQNGF
#ThrowbackThursday Curator Henry Balfour sitting on a case in the Upper Gallery, looking at displays of weapons on open screens. This photo was taken sometime between 1890-1895, before the installation of the upright cases above the desk cases.
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This is not simply an African debate but Universal.
Mwazulu takes objects from French museums and live streams it to his followers
www.abc.net.au
During its time as a colonial power, France took tens of thousands of objects from Africa. Now, one man says he's taking them back.
If you have an 'Insta' account that is 10pm Paris time or 7am Sydney timePremier #LIVE de Tribal Art magazine : Jean-Philippe Beaulieu, auteur du livre « ULI. Puissants Ancêtres du Pacifique », vous présentera l’ensemble des statues Ulis exposées à l’occasion de Parcours des Mondes.
📌 Rendez-vous à 10h30 sur notre compte Instagram !
A fantastic publication to celebrate the 20th anniversaryWelcome to Parcours des mondes - 20th anniversary edition! - issuu.com/tribalartmagazine/docs/pdm21_catalogue_internet?fr=sMTM3ODQyMjMwMzM