Context (Display)
Exhibited in Pasifika Styles 5 May 2006 to 23 February 2008.
Event Date 5/5/2006
Author: rachel hand

Context (Display)
Exhibited: Maudslay Hall, Introduction to Anthropology, Von Hugel Fijian Cabinet (case 7), from May 2012
Event Date 4/2010
Author: rachel hand

Context (CMS Context)
"Chris Charteris has worked as a full time artist (sculptor, carver, jewellery maker) since the mid 1980s... Chris's working processes and creative kaupapa are much informed by his early training as a [Maori] carver. Being of Kiribati and Fijian heritage, Polynesian forms are a natural source of contemplation and design and reflects his interest in mans [sic] historical interactions and ongoing relationship with nature." [www.tautai.org/chris-charteris/]

Event Date 1/11/2011
Author: Lucie Carreau

Description (CMS Description)
Wasekaseka necklace composed of 25 'teeth' carved from Perspex with a 4-ply plaited linen cord. Each tooth tapers to a point and has a lightly textured surface. H.Donoghue 1/11/11
Event Date 1/11/2011
Author: maa