Pasifika Made
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A bold expression of Pacific cultural and contemporary arts.
Pasifika Made is a bold expression of Pacific cultural and contemporary arts. Bringing together artists and communities from across the diaspora and the Moana in a vibrant program of arts, culture, and ceremony.
Returning in 2025 as part of Brisbane Festival, Pasifika Made transforms the Brisbane Powerhouse into a living arts and cultural village with headline performances, cultural ceremony, live demonstrations, workshops, and a thriving village marketplace. Pacific artists and communities from across the region and beyond gather to share ancestral knowledge, contemporary practice, and unapologetic cultural expression.
From ancient practices to cutting-edge performance, Pasifika Made honours the past, celebrates the present, and forges future pathways through Pacific cultural and contemporary arts. Through music, dance, storytelling, food, and hands-on creative experiences, audiences are invited to connect deeply.
This is where artists and communities meet and lead with pride and unapologetic presence.
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Image by Lewis James Bin Doraho (Lewis James Media)
(left) Monika Rosalita Raison, Tribe – Ugauga Clan, Veifa’a, Mekeo in the Central Province of Papua New Guinea.
(centre) Meona Bulei, Tribe – Buyang Village from Manus Island, Manus Province in northern Papua New Guinea.
(right) Bolo Solien, Tribe: Tatana Village, Motu Koitabu in the National Capital District of Papua New Guinea.
A bold expression of Pacific cultural and contemporary arts.
Pasifika Made is a bold expression of Pacific cultural and contemporary arts. Bringing together artists and communities from across the diaspora and the Moana in a vibrant program of arts, culture, and ceremony.
Returning in 2025 as part of Brisbane Festival, Pasifika Made transforms the Brisbane Powerhouse into a living arts and cultural village with headline performances, cultural ceremony, live demonstrations, workshops, and a thriving village marketplace. Pacific artists and communities from across the region and beyond gather to share ancestral knowledge, contemporary practice, and unapologetic cultural expression.
From ancient practices to cutting-edge performance, Pasifika Made honours the past, celebrates the present, and forges future pathways through Pacific cultural and contemporary arts. Through music, dance, storytelling, food, and hands-on creative experiences, audiences are invited to connect deeply.
This is where artists and communities meet and lead with pride and unapologetic presence.
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Image by Lewis James Bin Doraho (Lewis James Media)
(left) Monika Rosalita Raison, Tribe – Ugauga Clan, Veifa’a, Mekeo in the Central Province of Papua New Guinea.
(centre) Meona Bulei, Tribe – Buyang Village from Manus Island, Manus Province in northern Papua New Guinea.
(right) Bolo Solien, Tribe: Tatana Village, Motu Koitabu in the National Capital District of Papua New Guinea.
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