Curator Barbara Stone along with Neltje and Mary Jane Edwards discuss the exhibition, Journeys along the Sepik River: Tribal Art from Papua New Guinea. Images: Left: Middle Sepik Mask (Papua New ...

National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. Until November 1. Paki (guardian figure), early 20th century in Myth + Magic: Art of the Sepik River, Papua New Guinea at the National Gallery of Australia.

The National Gallery of Australia in Canberra has collaborated with the Papua New Guinea National Museum and Art Gallery to bring together 85 works from Sepik, most of which have never been displayed.

Art, spirituality and the economy are intrinsically entwined in Papua New Guinea’s Sepik River region. In the spirit house men are still initiated, art and music are made and village disputes ...

A tribal culture such as the one covered in the National Gallery of Australia’s Sepik River exhibition is ... another in a series of fine shows to study the art and culture of Australia ...

After first seeing indigenous art in Papua New Guinea, where she hitchhiked on cargo planes to visit highland and Sepik villages, Taft's interest in nature, art and indigenous spirituality ...

The University of Wyoming Art Museum recently acquired a gift from the Salgo Trust for Education now featured in the museum's exhibition, "Journeys along the Sepik River: Tribal Art from Papua New ...

Hobart-born Heathcote's dive into the muddy, infested Sepik River to save an art collecting Manhattan heiress while he was a district inspector in New Guinea is said to have have given him entree ...

Curator of Pacific art at the Art Gallery of NSW, Wilson was searching for clues about objects collected from the Sepik region of Papua New Guinea half a century earlier. Going from village to ...

The Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth College opened the doors to its newly renovated facility on Saturday, January 26.

A month earlier, I had seen a spectacular exhibition of Sepik art in Canberra at the National Gallery. Monstrous crocodiles and other spirit beings still loom large in my imagination, and ...