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Pacific Pulse - Episode 18

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March 15, 2010

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In this episode of Pacific Pulse, we return to the Festival of Pacific Arts in American Samoa where wood carvers from across the region celebrate their ancient craft, sharing ideas and comparing the different cultural influences on their work.

We meet a master didgeridoo player, Mark Atkins, whos famous for playing the worlds oldest musical instrument in new ways in collaborations with contemporary and classical musicians.

And we watch as the artist behind many of Noumeas spectacular murals, Eric Mouchonniere, spontaneously transforms a blank wall with a few spray cans of colour.

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Episode 18Pacific PulsePacific ArtsAmerican SamoaMark AtkinsEric Mouchonniere

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