Reimagining the Pacific: <i>Voces del Pacífico: Tradición e Innovación</i> Exhibition at CaixaForum Madrid

ABSTRACT This is a review of the Voces del Pacífico: Tradición e Innovación (Islanders: the art of life in Oceania) exhibition at CaixaForum Madrid (Spain), commissioned by the institution to the British Museum and curated by the British Museum's Oceania Curator Julie Adams.

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Museum Anthropology
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2026-04-14
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https://doi.org/10.1111/muan.70039
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Island Studies and Pacific Affairs
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Reimagining the Pacific: Voces del Pacífico: Tradición e Innovación Exhibition at CaixaForum Madrid

Alba Ferrandiz‐Gaudens
Museum Anthropology
Island Studies and Pacific Affairs
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Reimagining the Pacific: Voces del Pacífico: Tradición e Innovación Exhibition at CaixaForum Madrid

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ABSTRACT This is a review of the Voces del Pacífico: Tradición e Innovación (Islanders: the art of life in Oceania) exhibition at CaixaForum Madrid (Spain), commissioned by the institution to the British Museum and curated by the British Museum's Oceania Curator Julie Adams.

Museum AnthropologyVol. 49(2)
University of East Anglia (GB)
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Island Studies and Pacific Affairs
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