Observed arrival · 2026-10-15
Ghetto Arts: Pacific stories in ink, paint and public space
Nausori artist and poet Atueta Rabuka presents illustration, painting, murals and live visual storytelling rooted in Pacific identity and place.
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- The listed FMF mural in Raiwaqa credits six artists and six days of work.
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The work section includes a Fijian playing-card series, an acrylic painting shown at the Fiji Arts Council gallery in Suva, and a hand-made portrait of Dr James Fong. Project descriptions range from a Raiwaqa shop mural credited to six artists over six days to work for a village hall and a hotel. The practice also offers live drawing for forums and workshops, translating discussion into images.
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