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As George Lois said, “Make your surroundings a metaphor for who you are”. Your spaces are an extension of you and complement your story. The rich traditions of Oceanic Art are filled with unique an…

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"There are times when art speaks to you in an undeniable connection that impacts through emotion.Art helps us to define ourselves with an outward expression, a visual language, that resonates things w…

Amid the steep Hills and forested valleys of the Eastern Highlands grows a tree which bears fruit that is soft to the touch, easily bruised, and very sweet to taste. It grows in the wild bush and i…

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This is the story the Gogodala tell of their origins and this is the story that animates their vision of the future."The ancestors came by canoe from the Holy Land of Yabisaba. We know it as Jerusal…

My 4 Categories of New Guinea Art:Airport ArtThis is a term I use as there is no better way to describe it. Typically, it is rooted in the culture where it is produced, but it is slightly more refi…

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The Crocodile Spirit – “Palimbei is the centre of the Sanguna Cult, a worship of the crocodile spirit. The actual crocodile represents this spirit of which no images are made. Crocodiles are the hum…

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How The Turtle Got Her ShellOnce upon a time, Tameala the turtle and Bebebi the butterfly were close friends. Tameala looked very different in that long-ago time, for she did not have a shell. Bebe…

Demystifying Papua New Guinea ArtTypically, a tribal art dealer, especially dealing with Oceanic Art, is commonly asked two particular questions: How old is the piece?Has it been used?While I under…

9th September 2019TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNI have been buying many New Guinean pieces from Warren at Bubble Artefacts over the past 2 years, and have been involved in several dozen transactions with…