Coaxing The Spirits To Dance: Art And Society In The Papuan Gulf Of New Guinea,Used

Coaxing The Spirits To Dance: Art And Society In The Papuan Gulf Of New Guinea,Used

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Coaxing The Spirits To Dance Explores The Relationship Between Social Life And Artistic Expression Since The Nineteenth Century In One Of The Most Important Artproducing Regions Of Papua New Guinea. It Includes A Stunning Presentation Of Handcarved And Handpainted Ancestor Boards, Masks, Drums, Skull Racks, And Personal Items.Each Society On The Papuan Gulf Had Its Own Elaborate Traditions Of Carved, Painted, Or Decorated Masks, Boards, And Hand Drums That Filled The Men'S Longhouses For Use In Dances And Performances. Today These Art Objects Offer A Glimpse Into The Varied Cosmologies And Ritual Lives Of These Surprisingly Diverse Societies Before They Were Changed Significantly Through Their Contact With The West.

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