This new online exhibition focuses attention on the material culture of Micronesian and Melanesian communities and Paul Jacoulet’s portraits of these communities. The exhibition focuses on USC PAM’s vast collection of Pacific Island objects, centering on the artifacts of Vanuatu, Marshall Islands, New Caledonia, Palau, Caroline Islands, and the Solomon Islands to bring visibility to each locality.
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Visions of an Enduring World: Jacoulet and the People of Oceania
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