DANCE COMPILATION: THE FIFTH FESTIVAL OF PACIFIC ARTS, TOWNSVILLE, AUSTRALIA 1988
- Description:
- The opening of the 5th Festival of Pacific Arts, held in Townsville Australia 14-27 August 1988. The ceremony is opened by Indigenous Aboriginal of Australia who are the traditional landowners and custodians as the oldest living people on earth. Cultural exchange takes place over the course of the festival highlighting the richness of pacific cultures, included in the material are; Australia...
- Display date:
- 1988
- Location:
- American Samoa
- Format:
- MovingImage
- Collections:
- Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision
- Contributors:
- Coral sea imagery, Marlo Film & Video Productions
- Content partner:
- Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision
- Availability:
- Not online
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