What is Tiki? A brief history of Polynesian Pop Culture in the U.S. by Boyd Coleman

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Ignite Phoenix #8

What is Tiki? A brief history of Polynesian Pop Culture in the U.S.

- Boyd Coleman

Polynesian Pop Culture reached it's peak in the mid 20th century. During the mid-century modern movement, Polynesian influence could be found in the art, architecture, and culinary offerings of the time. In the last few years there has been a resurgence in the tiki movement. Boyd's presentation will explore the beginnings of the tiki movement and introduce you to those responsible for making the tiki movement popular.

Bio:

Boyd's introduction to Polynesian Pop Culture occurred while attending The University of Arizona at the Kon Tiki restaurant in Tucson, Arizona. Captivated by the decor of the Kon Tiki, Boyd has immersed himself in the Polynesian Pop Culture movement. From tiki mugs, to wall art, to clothes, and even his Twitter handle, Boyd is a connoisseur of all things Tiki.



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