Na Kai Ewalu – 24 Oct. 2009

November 5, 2009 by admin

This was one of those great kick back Saturdays where Chanel, the artistic director, got a perfect musical groove going. Manu Kaiama, Director of the Kaulele Program, came by to introduce us to Richard Kupihea Romero who shared his experiences combining Hawaiian activism with art, specifically sculpture. He credited his teachers at UH Manoa, Fred Roster and Mamoru Sato, for helping to link his two passions. Congratulations, Kupihea on your Master of Fine Art in sculpture!

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Na- Kai ‘Ewalu is a poetic reference to the Eight Seas, the channels that link the Hawaiian Islands together. These channels are...

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