Decorative Exhibition
Decorative ExhibitionStanford
Thirty years ago, 10 artists from Papua New Guinea's Sepik River region came to Stanford and carved 40 massive wooden posts, figures, and slit drums right on campus. The result is a leafy, unexpected pocket of Pacific culture where clan stories and creation myths emerge from towering timber.
Tips
June 28 at 11:30am
Wander through a hidden grove where towering wood and stone carvings whisper ancient clan stories. Created on-site by Papua New Guinea artists, these sculptures of spirits, animals, and ancestors feel alive in the dappled California shade.
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Decorative ExhibitionDecorative ExhibitionThirty years ago, 10 artists from Papua New Guinea's Sepik River region came to Stanford and carved 40 massive wooden posts, figures, and slit drums right on campus. The result is a leafy, unexpected pocket of Pacific culture where clan stories and creation myths emerge from towering timber.
Tips
June 28 at 11:30am
Wander through a hidden grove where towering wood and stone carvings whisper ancient clan stories. Created on-site by Papua New Guinea artists, these sculptures of spirits, animals, and ancestors feel alive in the dappled California shade.