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Arts and cultural centres in Fĳji are in drastically short supply. At the time of writing there was not one state-owned art gallery in the country outside of the comprehensive Fĳji Museum although construction of the first National Art Gallery was announced by the government in April 2007 to be constructed close to the Information Technology Centre.

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Fĳji Museum: with its separate sections dedicated to the country’s history, archaeology and art, along with a space on the Indian population and an art gallery, the Fĳji Museum is by the far the largest and most impressive collection of exhibitions in the country. All the artwork and pottery here is produced by local artists and visitors can watch pottery displays.

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