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Art Blogs, art columns or art reviews? How ever labeled, our international team of volunteers review art exhibitions on the fine arts and often visit hidden gems that deserve more attention than they get in general. Smaller museum with an impressive collection of Tribal Arts: international renowned museums with world-famous collections of ethnographic art, whatever the case the Kunstpedia bloggers will not hesitate to give their personal thoughts on the exhibition or collection.

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The Jade Masks of the Mayas: at La Pinacothèque of Paris

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By Catherine Rierson

Maya funeral masks — primitive and ornate, yet sophisticated and regal jade carvings— are on exhibit outside of Mexico for the first time in history, offering a unique look at the illustrious Maya civilization. According to archeologists, the Maya...

Akan Goldweights in Belgrade, a retrospective

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By Boudewijn Meijer

From February 16th and prolonged to August 20th, the African Art Museum in Belgrade, organized an interesting exhibition on Akan Goldweights, as I reported in my posting Akan Goldweights in the Balkan. As from the opening expectations were high. T...

Akan Goldweights in the Balkan

Review
By Boudewijn Meijer

In my quest to seek information on private and institutional collections of Akan Goldweights, in preparation of an article, I was more than pleasantly surprised to discover the one and only tribal art museum in the Balkan. One would expect an ethn...

Art and Antique trade, cocky and free spirited? A new initiative proves otherwise.

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By Boudewijn Meijer

A group of international tribal art dealers have joined forces and proceed to follow the principles of ‘together we are stronger’. They formed the Tribal Art Society in order to tackle the problem of the decreasing roll storefronts play in the cha...