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Mr Ralph Regenvanu
Anthropologist, Director of the Vanuatu Cultural Centre |
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After studying development, anthropology and archaeology in Australia, Ralph Regenvanu was appointed curator at the National Museum of Vanuatu before becoming Director of the Vanuatu Cultural Centre. He is Secretary of the Executive Council of the Pacific Islands Museum Association (PIMA). He has represented his country at several international conferences where he attended as a member of the indigenous community of Vanuatu. Since 1988, he has worked with UNESCO as a delegate of the Pacific and as a member of the Vanuatu National Commission for UNESCO.
“Culture is a way of conceiving or knowing about existence, and therefore culture happens first and foremost in the way people think about themselves and relate to each other and their environment – a dynamic which is fundamentally intangible. Thus everything in culture has an intangible aspect whereas most of culture lacks any tangible aspect.” Ralph Regenvanu
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