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Additional poster text: 1er prix concours de dessins: Robertson Dale, 1er prix concours de slogan "Tauo noa" Apolina Teapiki (1/12/92). Robertson Dale, 23 ans (Bora Bora) allie le traditionnel au moderne. Le couple trés typè avec des tatouages, dans des vêtements traditionnels, révèle une posture respectueuse d'écoutre à l'autre. Au centre, une boule assimilable à une alliance ou à un préservatif, irradie des rayons d'énergie. Tout s'éclaire avec le message écrit. Un clin d'oeil est donné à l'ensemble par une frise de couples de "tikis" protecteurs et porters de préservatifs. Part of the "Taua noa" campaign. Poster depicts a drawing of a couple in traditional attire kneeling and facing each other, holding hands. In the space between their torsos, there is an object that looks like an eye, or possibly a condom, radiating beams of light or energy toward the couple. A black and white border depicts two repeating drawings of Tiki couples. In one, the Tiki couple stands arm in arm; in the other, the couple faces each other, and the male Tiki wears a condom. Poster suggests that couples that respect each other will practice safe sex, and that the Tikis play a protective role by promoting condom use. Poster held by Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library. History & Special Collections, Collection no. 306, item FP001.
Type
image
Identifier
FP001 ark:/21198/zz0002jwb2
Language
French
Subject
Couples Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome--prevention & control Indigenous peoples--Tahiti Condoms AIDS (Disease)--Prevention Eyes
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