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Precious
Resources: The Land & The Sea
October 6, 2006 - September 8, 2007
Precious
Resources: The Land & The Sea
featured over 90 works of art inspired
by Hawai‘i’s natural environment. The
artwork showed the importance of the
land and sea which provides life-giving
sustenance, natural beauty, and cultural
traditions. Seven sub-themes - voyaging,
ahupua‘a, cultural traditions and
explorations, woodwork, forest, learning
to see again, and water and sea -
offered insights into various facets of
Hawai‘i’s natural environment.
Featured artists included Allyn Bromley,
Robert Hamada, Kathleen Kam, Herb Kane,
Wayne Levin, Hiroki Morinoue, Louis
Pohl, Franco Salmoiraghi, and John
Wisnowsky.
The Exploration Station, an interactive
gallery, was introduced that allowed
visitors to experience art via hands-on
displays.
From left to right: Works
shown here by Wright Bowman Sr., Herb
Kāne
From left to right: Works
shown here by Scott Sullivan, Kathleen
Kam (foreground); Wayne Levin, Joseph
Singer, Ka‘ili Chun
From left to right: Works
shown here by Meg Stone, Kit Gentry,
Darrell Orwig, Hiroki Morinoue,
Randall Shiroma, Franco Salmoiraghi,
Wendell H. Martin, Helene Cailliet
From left to right: Works
shown here by R. W. Butts, Ron Kent,
Barry Ching, Mark Donham, Victor
Holmes, Michael Dunne, Scott Sullivan,
Derek Bencomo
The Exploration Station, an
interactive gallery, allowed visitors
to experience art via hands-on
displays.
Gallery photographs by Paul
Kodama
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