Internationally acclaimed theatre director Nina Nawalowalo returns to her ancestral roots in Kadavu through an Oceania Pacific Arts Residency at USP, exploring cultural identity, climate change and the power of Pacific storytelling.
From childhood sketches to global acclaim, Josaia McNamara reflects on more than 30 years of art, philosophy and the ideas behind his internationally recognised paintings.
A Suva exhibition brings greater visibility to women artists in Fiji, exploring stories of place, memory, identity and belonging through contemporary visual art.
Suva-based multidisciplinary artist Ropate Kama explores identity, belonging, and the iTaukei lunar calendar in his solo exhibition Vulaiwerewere at the Oceania Centre, USP. A reflective body of work shaped by ancestry, movement, and cultural memory.
The first tri-nation Pacific artist residency of its kind will bring together artists from Fiji, Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia in Suva to explore climate change through contemporary Pacific art and storytelling.