Routledge - Collective Creativity: Art and Society in South Pacific

Explore the dynamic world of South Pacific art in Collective Creativity. This book by Katherine Giuffre analyzes the sudden rise of artistic expression on the island of Rarotonga. By looking at how creativity and innovation connect to social networks and structures, the text offers a new way to understand how fine art is produced through a collective lens. Readers will gain a detailed look at the complex systems that support local artists. The study examines the roles of tourism and galleries in shaping the local art scene. It provides a deep look into the lives of the artists themselves and the social aspects of their work. This book is an essential resource for those interested in anthropology, cultural history, and the social science of the Indo-Pacific region.