First Papua New Guinea's International Contemporary Arts Exhibition in Cairns, Australia

National Cultural Commission(NCC) has hosted the First Papua New Guinea’s International Contemporary Arts Exhibition in Cairns, Australia. A significant milestone in the cultural exchange program between these two nations. Through this event, both Papua New Guinea and Australia stand to benefit from the promotion of cultural diversity, mutual understanding, artistic collaboration, and international recognition. By embracing cultural exchange through art, we can foster a more interconnected world, where the rich artistic traditions of every nation are celebrated and cherished, the commission  stated via a statement. . 

Photo by National Cultural Commission(NCC)

The organizing committee also extended their heartfelt congratulations to the National Cultural Commission, Paradise Palette, the Australian High Commission, and all the individuals and organizations involved in making this event a success. We would also like to express our gratitude to the Tourism Promotion Authority and the National Museum Arts and Gallery for their invaluable support. By Serving the least people of Papua New Guinea within Arts and Culture industry.

Supporting local visual artists from Papua New Guinea is of utmost importance. By showcasing their talent and creativity on an international platform, we can shine a light on their artistic contributions and provide them with opportunities to grow and thrive. This exhibition serves as a testament to the rich artistic heritage of Papua New Guinea and the immense potential of its artists.

Minister for Tourism, Arts and Culture Hon. Isi Henry Leonard has officially opened the exhibition on 25th May 2023 at Tanks Arts Gallery in Cairns, Australia. This event is a significant step forward in promoting the arts and culture industry in Papua New Guinea, and we look forward to witnessing more remarkable achievements in the future.

Together, let us continue to support and celebrate the talent and creativity of our local visual artists, as they contribute to the cultural landscape of Papua New Guinea and inspire us all with their unique perspectives and artistic expressions."

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