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This illustrated history tells the amazing story of Pacific people and their relationships with, and contributions to, New Zealand society. In a great feat of exploration and migration, Pacific Islanders became the first people to step foot on these shores some 800 years ago. ...
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Mark Adams' renowned images document a great Polynesian art tradition. Samoan tattooing has flourished among Samoan migrants in New Zealand, stimulated major New Zealand artists, and inspired tattoo artists and communities worldwide.
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This study presents a contemporary survey of Samoan arts, drawing on the extensive research base that already exists. Areas covered include: weaving, siapo, oratory, tattooing, painting, writing and literature, and music and dance.
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A broad survey of the Samoan arts has not been published since the 1930s. This volume presents a contemporary survey of art in Samoa, drawing on the extensive research base that exists and reintroducing this information in a refreshing and accessible text with extensive illustrat ...
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The arts of Oceania are astonishing: great statues, daunting tattoos, dynamic carving, woven and painted fabrics, intricately carved weapons, and a variety of ornaments, ritual objects, and utilitarian but beautiful things. This book sets the art of Oceania in its full historical ...
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In this exciting book ten Pacific Islands artists talk candidly about their lives and work, about finding themselves as artists and how they are helping shape our arts in Aotearoa. Profiles include Fatu Feu'u, John Pule and Michel Tuffery. Features colour illustrations of artwork ...
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This documents the contribution of Pacific Islanders to New Zealand arts from the 1950s to the present covering traditional art forms (tivaevae, tatau, tapa, weaving) and non-traditional (film, photography, painting, sculpture, architecture, theatre, literature) and those which ' ...
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