Fijian Art
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1. Essays, papers and articles by Rod Ewins
o Full bibliographyof books and articles by Rod Ewins
o An Introduction to Fijian Art (introductory notes for a presentation to Oceanic Art Society, Sydney, March 1999)
o The acoustic properties of the Fijian "slit gongs" [Published as Chapter 17 in Art and Performance in Oceania, Edited by Barry Craig, Bernie Kernot and Christopher Anderson. Bathurst (NSW), Crawford House Publishing. 1999: 173-8]
o Barkcloth and the Development of Paper [Published in Conference Papers,1st National Paper Conference. Hobart, Papermakers of Australia.1987, 11-15]
o Fijian Pottery (illustrated monograph that accompanied an exhibition)
o A Fijian Potter at the Tasmanian School of Art [Published in Pottery in Australia. Aug. 1987: 66-67]
o Outsider curiosity, indigenous agency, and cultural imperialism. The trade in Fijian objects. [The original version of this paper was presented at the conference “Imperial Curiosity: Objects, Representations, Knowledges”, Hobart, Tasmania, June 27th-29th 2007].
o Proto-Polynesian Art? The cliff-paintings of Vatulele, Fiji [Published in Journal of the Polynesian Society 1995, 103(1): 23-74]
o Traditional Craft in Developing Countries: Living Fossil or Living Art? [Conference Keynote Address published in First South Pacific Arts Conference Report. Suva, Fiji Ministry of Education. 1980, 42-56]
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2. Relevant Excerpts from early sources
o The Fiji Pavilion at the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley, London, in 1924 [Excerpt from the Official Guide, with map of the Wembley site and postcard showing the Fiji Pavilion]
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