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Pacific Pathways • Caroline Yacoe • 223 Paiko Drive • Honolulu, Hawaii 96821 • Phone/Fax (808) 396-3326 • e-mail: cyacoepp@aol.com |
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Caroline Yacoe traded in the island of Manhattan for those of the Pacific in l978. Subsequent travel in the Pacific and field work in Papua New Guinea on The Survival of Traditional Cultures along the Sepik River for a MA in Pacific Islands from the University of Hawaii at Manoa, deepened her involvement with the cultures and people of the Pacific which continues to this day. While appreciating the superb aestheic quality of Oceanic Art which remains one of the non-western’s world’s greatest art forms, she is always particularly interested in how the art reflects the culture and the changes both are going through This led to extensive photographic coverage and ultimately documentaries on the peoples and art of the Pacific especially in the Melanesian area. Caroline is often accompanied by and works with her husband Donald, an artist and Professor of Art and partners Vanna and Lee Lacy of Los Angeles. See also: Lacy Primitive and Fine Art Gallery 8444 Melrose place, Los Angeles, CA |
Specializing in Melanesian artworks collected in the field |
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Film, Video, & CD Projects |
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Pacific Art & Culture |
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223 Paiko Drive • Honolulu, Hawaii 96821 • Phone/Fax (808) 396-3326 • e-mail: cyacoepp@aol.com
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