Please note that as of mid-2005 the web pages of the Vanuatu Cultural Centre are now located at http://www.vanuatuculture.org.

VCC Current publications

The Vanuatu Cultural Centre produces literature on Vanuatu's past and present. It also works with publishers based in other countries.

This is some of the work that is currently available:

In Bislama:

Storian blong olgeta we oli bin go katem sugaken long Ostrelia, VKS 1996 (40pp + iv, ill)
A collection of photographs and stories about Blackbirding.(look at some extracts)

In English:

Arts of Vanuatu, Bonnemaison, Jöel et al 1996 (338pp, ill). A richly illustrated and comprehensive set of articles about Vanuatu, on topics ranging from ritual to everyday, and including combs, mats, flutes, and body ornaments and their production. A translation of the French work Vanuatu Océanie: Arts des îles de cendre et de corail.

In French:

	Vanuatu Océanie: Arts des îles de cendre et de corail, Paris.(365pp + 16, ill). A collection of articles about Vanuatu, translated as Arts of Vanuatu see above
	Ecoutez le chant du kava, Cécile Mozziconacci, Editions Grain de Sable, 1997, (80pp, ill).
	Kukbuk, recettes de Vanuatu, Theto Moses, Editions Grain de Sable, 1997, (80pp, ill).
	Les sables de la memoire, Jean-Pierre Cabanne, Editions Grain de Sable, 1997, (80pp, ill).
	Pierre noire, Grace Mera Molisa, Editions Grain de Sable, 1997, (80pp, ill).

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