Oceanic Arts News Today

The 15th annual Be Jeweled jewelry sale, the annual fundraiser for Food Share of Lincoln County, is set for Saturday, May 11, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the

The “Pirates of the Caribbean” movies and such TV series as “CSI: Miami” have featured their artifacts.

On the 30th anniversary of his trademark crimson soles, Christian Louboutin chronicles the beginning of his brand’s colour journey.

The 14th annual Be Jeweled jewelry sale extravaganza will sparkle at the Central Coast Assembly Church this Saturday, May 13.

Production team Cinereal launched the immersive tiki club earlier this month in the Arts District of in Downtown LA.

Oceanic Arts, a California business that has been selling Tiki decor for nearly 70 years, is closing as its owners retire.

A few steps from the Paso Robles Downtown City Park two hand-carved tiki statues beckon visitors to enter the tropical paradise of Cane Tiki Room. The décor, music, food and drinks, servers, and bartenders dressed in Hawaiian attire all combine to provide an escape from the daily routine.

North Americas Best and Biggest Show of Tribal & Textile Art Goes Virtual This Year Due to COVID The 35th San Francisco Tribal & Textile Art Show moves online this February 24-28, 2021, offering show goers from around the world a safe way to attend the annual event News provided by Share this article SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --  For the first time, aficionados of fine antique and contemporary tribal and textile art can attend San Franciscos 35th Annual San Francisco Tribal & ...

Historic Tales of Dragons and Reptilian Monsters The Egyptians were said to be invaded each year by flying serpents from Arabia that threatened their frankincense trade, while Alexander the Great encountered a great hissing dragon when he invaded India. In 1035, a terrible dragon was killed in the swamps of Hungary, the memory of this event living on through the royalty of the Báthory family and the Báthory seal. In Kradów, Poland, a dragon was said to terrify the inhabitants, requiring w...