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Oceanic arts refer to the visual and performing arts of the indigenous peoples of Oceania, a region encompassing the islands of the Pacific Ocean, including Polynesia, Micronesia, Melanesia, and Australia. These arts are deeply rooted in the culture, traditions, and beliefs of the various peoples of the region and reflect their connection to the natural environment, their spirituality, and their social and political systems.

Oceanic art includes a wide range of art forms, such as:

Sculpture

Textiles

Painting

Tattooing

Overall, Oceanic art is a rich and diverse expression of the cultural heritage of the peoples of the Pacific region, and continues to evolve and adapt to changing social and political circumstances.

Oceanic arts auctions are events where collectors and enthusiasts bid on authentic artworks and artifacts from the indigenous peoples of Oceania. These auctions are typically held by specialized auction houses and can feature a wide range of items, from traditional carvings and textiles to contemporary paintings and sculptures.

One of the most famous auction houses for Oceanic art is Sotheby’s, which holds regular auctions featuring works from across Oceania, including Polynesia, Micronesia, Melanesia, and Australia. Other auction houses specializing in Oceanic art include Bonhams and Christie’s.