Indigenous Arts of the Pacific
Vol 16 no 4, 1996
Examines contemporary issues facing communities in the Pacific region. Art and economics, cross-cultural issues, politics and subsidy, festival and promotions are included in the overview which looks at Australian indigenous art, Maori art from New Zealand, art from Papua New Guinea, Cook Islands, Fiji, Samoa.
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New Developments for the Papua New Guinea National Museum
Author: Mr Barry Craig, featureBrief article outlining the current directions and focus for the PNG Museum and Art Gallery in Port Moresby.
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Articles in this issue
- Book review: Encyclopaedia of Aboriginal Australia ed David Horton
- Book review: The Necessity of Craft ed Lorna Kaino
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Feature: Acting Out the Culture: The Making of Culturally Relevant Theatre, Papua New Guinea

- Feature: Alternative Festival in Samoa
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Feature: An Alternative to the Art Market

- Feature: Art and Ritual: Aina Asi A Mavaru Kavamu
- Feature: Art is Land: Land is Art - Talks with Banduk Marika
- Feature: Australia Goes to Samoa: 7th Pacific Festival of the Arts
- Feature: Collaboration - Zhou Xiaoping and Jimmy Pike
- Feature: Contemporary Maori Architecture - The Case for the Untraditional
- Feature: Creativity in the Forest
- Feature: Dancing the Society: Performing Arts in the Solomon Islands
- Feature: Darwin Festival - A Glimpse
- Feature: Educating Public Taste
- Feature: Fiji: Artists Carve Out Their Own Future
- Feature: Maori Film Images and Intellectual Property Rights - A Breakthrough?
- Feature: New Developments for the Papua New Guinea National Museum
- Feature: Nucleus: Feeling Compromised
- Feature: Oceanic Arts Society of Sydney
- Feature: Pacific Stories from New Caledonia
- Feature: Pacific Wave: A Festival of Pacific Arts
- Feature: Polynesian Tattoo: A Shift in Meaning
- Feature: Soapstone Workshop
- Feature: Spirit Blong Bubu I Kam Bak [The Return of the Spirits of the Ancestors]
- Feature: Taki Rua: Bi-cultural Theatre in Aotearoa
- Feature: Tandanya - Captivating Culture
- Feature: Telling it How it is: Pacific Islands Theatre in Aotearoa New Zealand
- Feature: The Art of Survival: The Importance of Contemporary Theatre in Papua New Guinea
- Feature: The Contemporary Highland Shield: Hybrid Forms in Papua New Guinea
- Feature: The Island Race in Aotearoa
- Feature: The Land made Visible: Native Title Now
- Feature: The Waka and the Cattle Truck
- Feature: Vaka - Only the Brave
- Feature: Weaving the Old with the New: Textile Art Forms in Niugini
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Featured review: Asia and Oceania Influences - Sydney

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Featured review: The World Over - Wellington

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Review: Doin' the Limbo

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Review: From the Back Shed

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Review: Funk Junk

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Review: Memories - Macabre and Magic

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Review: Neo-colonialist Precipice

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Review: Resilient Modernism

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Review: The Silence which Howls

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Review: Touch Don't Touch

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Review: Truth, Whose Truth?

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Review: Whetting the Appetite

