This track explores the role of traditional and contemporary art forms in shaping and expressing Indigenous identities in the Pacific. It invites discussions on how these art forms serve as vehicles for cultural preservation and resistance.

Focusing on the significance of rituals in Pacific cultures, this track examines how performance practices contribute to community cohesion and cultural continuity. Papers may analyze specific rituals and their transformative impacts on identity and spirituality.

This session invites contributions that investigate the power of storytelling and oral traditions in conveying cultural knowledge and values across generations. Emphasis will be placed on the role of narrative in shaping community identity and resilience.

This track examines the intersection of visual culture and representation, focusing on how Indigenous artists depict their realities and challenge stereotypes. It encourages critical analysis of visual media as a means of asserting cultural narratives.

Exploring the multifaceted role of dance in Pacific cultures, this session highlights how movement serves as a form of storytelling and cultural expression. Contributions may address the evolution of dance practices and their significance in contemporary contexts.

This track focuses on the role of music in preserving Indigenous heritage and fostering community identity. Papers may explore traditional musical forms, contemporary adaptations, and the impact of globalization on Pacific music.

This session examines the potential of theatre and performance to address social issues and promote Indigenous voices in the Pacific. Contributions may analyze specific performances that challenge colonial narratives and advocate for Indigenous rights.

Focusing on the theme of resistance, this track invites discussions on how Indigenous artists use various forms of expression to confront colonialism and assert their cultural sovereignty. Papers may highlight case studies of resistance through art in the Pacific.

This session explores the relationship between heritage preservation and community engagement in Pacific societies. Contributions may discuss collaborative projects that empower Indigenous communities to reclaim and revitalize their cultural heritage.

This track investigates the interplay between spirituality and artistic practices in Indigenous cultures of the Pacific. Papers may explore how spiritual beliefs inform artistic creation and the role of art in spiritual rituals.

Focusing on literary expressions, this session examines how Pacific writers articulate cultural identity and navigate the complexities of post-colonial narratives. Contributions may analyze themes of belonging, displacement, and resilience in Pacific literature.