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New Guinea Magic Sidewalk Of The Kauage Clan. The Art Of Street Painters

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ZIMMER, René
The Kauage Clan’s Magic Sidewalk. The art of street painters in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.

Papeete, 2020, In the wind of the islands 358 p., hardback binding under dust jacket. 
 

“Here we are in Papua New Guinea, in front of a large hotel, where street painters have been installed for years. They have a grid facing the main exit, enough to hang canvases likely to arouse the desire of hotel guests wanting to leave with a gift for their family or friends. It’s a magical place! Papua New Guinea’s most extravagant and spectacular contemporary art museum is located opposite the Holiday Inn in Port Moresby. Every morning for around forty years, as soon as day breaks, a dozen painters take over the sidewalk, each meticulously arranging their canvases in the place they have reserved for themselves. These artists offer for sale colorful works in which they express their mood, their way of seeing the world and their vision of the future.

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The Kauage Clan’s Magic Sidewalk. The art of street painters in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. “Here we are in Papua New Guinea, in front of a large hotel, where street painters have been installed for years. They have a grid facing the main exit, enough to hang canvases likely to arouse the desire of hotel guests wanting to leave with a gift for their family or friends. It’s a magical place! Papua New Guinea’s most extravagant and spectacular contemporary art museum is located opposite the Holiday Inn in Port Moresby. Every morning for around forty years, as soon as day breaks, a dozen painters take over the sidewalk, each meticulously arranging their canvases in the place they have reserved for themselves. These artists offer for sale colorful works in which they express their mood, the