Tribal Art magazine is a luxury quarterly publication devoted to the arts and culture of the traditional peoples of Africa, Oceania, Asia and the Americas.

A digital subscription gives you access to over 25 years (nearly 15,000 pages) of back issues of Tribal Art magazine since Issue 1 – March 1994, updated every quarter with the latest issue.

At some 160 pages long, each issue demonstrates a commitment to the promotion of knowledge about, and the appreciation of, Tribal Art. The rich and varied content includes in-depth articles authored by international scholars and specialists, reviews of exhibitions, interviews with key figures in the Tribal Art world, histories of objects and collections, and comprehensive coverage of the latest art market news.

Exceptional design and striking iconography enhance and pay tribute to the aesthetic achievements of the cultures showcased within the pages of the magazine.

For the first time, thanks to the Exact Editions online platform, all the content of the archived magazines is fully searchable, offering you a unique browsing experience through 25 years of articles and artworks, making it an extremely functional research tool for students, artists, historians, authors, librarians and museum professionals alike, as well as anyone simply interested in world culture.

The archive can be accessed on computer, iPhone, iPad, Kindle Fire or Android app.

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For subscriptions to the print version of the magazine, go to our website www.tribalartmagazine.com. Current and back issues are also available for sale.

Tribal Art magazine is a must have if you are passionate about the arts of Africa, Oceania, Asia and the Americas!

Our 120th issue explores the many ways the arts of Africa, Oceania, Asia, and the Americas continue to be viewed, exhibited, and reinterpreted today, from the new David Geffen Galleries at LACMA in Los Angeles to contemporary debates surrounding collections and the art market.
 Jonathan Fogel takes us through the transformation of the major Californian museum, while Elena Martínez-Jacquet looks at the Maison Gacha, the exhibition The Spirit of the Times at the Musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac, and contemporary artists revisiting colonial photographic archives. The commemorative stone sculptures of Ontong Java, Paul Gebauer’s Fang figure, and an interview with collector Ferdinando Fagnola about his journey in Mali are also featured in this issue.