The Pacific Arts Association-Europe is offering up to two annual scholarships to support the participation of Pacific Islander artists, students or scholars at the annual PAA-E conference. The scholarship is for a maximum of € 300 in addition to the cost of the conference fee and the conference dinner.

Pacific Arts Association – Europe at Museum Volkenkunde, Leiden, the Netherlands

The University of Glasgow’s AHRC-funded research project Situating Pacific Barkcloth in Time and Place has received further funding to maximise impact and engagement and is delighted to announce an exciting 1-day workshop, to be held at 5 regional host venues, in April 2020.

Northwestern Art History: Assistant Professor, 18th/19th-century

Pacific Islands that have been annexed and occupied by the United States are vital sites for interrogating the forces of colonization—political, economic, scientific, and cultural—and responses to them.

This panel seeks proposals that examine the visual and material culture of the Pacific with an emphasis on how images and objects endorse or resist the United States’ mission of expansion and exploitation.

The Pacific Arts Association Europe is offering an annual scholarship to support the participation of Pacific Islander artists and students at the annual PAA-E conference. The scholarship is for a maximum of €300, in addition to the conference fee and attendance at the conference dinner. 

Eligibility:

• Pacific Islands students
• Pacific Island artists

Requirements:

The meeting coincides with the exhibition “Thirst for Knowledge meets Collecting Mania”.