Sam Noble exhibit highlights New Guinea's culture
The island of New Guinea is the focus of an exhibit at the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History in Norman.
NORMAN — The fascinating world of New Guinea — the world's second largest island — is the focus of a new exhibit at the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History.
This photograph of a fire dancer in Papua New Guinea is part of the "Warrior Spirits" exhibit now on display at the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History. PHOTO PROVIDED BY SAM NOBLE MUSEUM
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“Warrior Spirits: Indigenous Arts from Papua New Guinea” features nearly 100 cultural objects from the permanent collections of the Sam Noble Museum and the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art. The exhibit opened Friday and will run through May 13.
The objects, which include masks, drums, ceremonial garments, daggers, war-clubs and spears, were created and used by the indigenous peoples of present-day Papua New Guinea and West Papua, Indonesia.
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