Issue

Installation view of 'What shall we tell them?', Auckland City Art Gallery.

What Shall We Tell Them: The Tony Fomison retrospective

Installation view of the Oceanic Galleries, St Louis Museum of Art.

Rehanging Oceania: The galleries at the St Louis Art Museum

Installation view of the Yiribana Gallery showing Judy Watson's Guardian Figures in foreground.

Claiming a space: The Yiribana gallery of Aboriginal art

Installation view of the exhibition 'Bottled Ocean', showing John Pule's Episode AA 9400935, background; Lape Tulisi's Kamata Ata, right; Ani O'Neill's Tangaroa, front; Michel Tuff

Bottled Ocean: shape-shifting

top: MARY GOLE, Water Jar Face Pot, 1994, (Papua New Guinea) ceramic, 36 x 35 cm. Collection Agence de Developpement de la Culture Kanak.above: MARY GOLE, Water Jar with Bat Handle

Reflections on South Pacific art: Contemporary Art of the South Pacific

MAUREEN LANDER, Pingao and Feathers, installation (detail), Wananga, Apumoana Marae, Rotorua.

Seeds of the Stars: The symposium for indigenous artists in Rotorua, New Zealand

Kauage with his painting, 1990. Photograph Marsha Berman.

Art in the Contemporary Pacific

TEUANE TIBBO, Apia Harbour 1920, 1977, acrylic on canvas, 60 x 88 cm.

Samoan Artists

RANGI ENOKA, Matirita (Chrysanthemum) tivaevae tataura.

Tivaevae: Cook Islands Quilting

SEAN BROWN, Fishhook, 1991, granite, 1.8 x 1.8 x .9 m, Grand Hyatt Wailea Hotel, Wailea, Maul.

Contemporary Native Hawaiian Art

KUAI MAUEHA, Carved Figure - God of Kaitu'u, wood, 60 x 30 cm, collection the Solomon Islands National Museum. Photograph Jim Brownett.

The Spirit of the Solomons: Three Solomon Island Artists

Model of a case (Kanak house) courtesy Agence de Développement de la Culture Kanak. Photograph Michel Denancé.

Men of flesh and blood: The Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Centre in Noumea

JOE NALO (Papua New Guinea), Universal Man, 1991, 190 x 140 cm, Museum of Ethnology, Frankfurt.

Modernism or Folk Art?: The Reception of Pacific Art in Europe

AMITAVA DAS, Untitled, 1992, gouache on paper, 24 x 17 cm approx., courtesy Sakshi Art Gallery, Bombay.

Amitava Das