Culture and unity: The Festival of Pacific Arts, a 50-year legacy

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Culture and unity: The Festival of Pacific Arts, a 50-year legacy

Acknowledgment of Country

The Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA) acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which the Gallery stands in Brisbane. We pay respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past and present and, in the spirit of reconciliation, acknowledge the immense creative contribution First Australians make to the art and culture of this country.

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Việt Nam and the Asia Pacific Triennial

Knowledge exchange: Reviving tapa through transnationalism

Developing filmmaking in the Solomon Islands

Groundwork: Asia Pacific Art Papers

Culture and unity: The Festival of Pacific Arts, a 50-year legacy

What transition? Art and performance in Myanmar

The birth of the Asia Pacific Triennial

APT and the connectivity of humanity

In the ha: Cultural activism in the Pacific

India’s Adivasi artists and ‘Other Masters’: Confronting the establishment for an evolving contemporary

Uramat Mugas (Uramat Story Songs)

The ballad of East and West: Asian art outside Asia from the 1980s onwards

Contemporary art of Mongolia in the era of globalisation

Jappama. Nia’ma (I’m leaving. I’m here)

We are proppa now

Making work as part of the diaspora in Australia

Singapore: Art ecologies in the making

Afterlives, aftershocks, afterthoughts

The Seleka International Art Society Initiative

From 'Japanese art' to 'art in Japan'

Woven together: Art, indigeneity and community in the Cordillera

Asia Pacific Art Papers

Culture and unity: The Festival of Pacific Arts, a 50-year legacy

Culture and unity: The Festival of Pacific Arts, a 50-year legacy

Acknowledgment of Country