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Social Media Takeover: Lehuauakea

Lehuauakea, artist and guest curator of Five Oaks Museum exhibition DISplace, shares their traditional Hawaiian kapa making practice, including the significance of reviving and passing on this practice of creating cloth with the bark of certain trees, the process and tools of making kapa, and the gathering of earth pigments. This takeover occurred from November 9-13, 2020.

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November 2020 Newsletter

Inside this issue: DISplace Opens Nov 12, DISplace 2020 events, Pasifika Action Award, and Five Reasons for Monthly Giving

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DISplace: Kaninau Villanueva

Kaninau Villanueva is a featured artist in Five Oaks Museum’s exhibition DISplace.

DISplace: Remos-Cabral ʻOhana

Maria “SongBird” Remos, and Damon Cabral share a family story in Five Oaks Museum’s exhibition DISplace.

DISplace: Keʻaliʻi Puna Vai O Lehua

Keʻaliʻi Puna Vai O Lehua (K-Boy) shares a family story in Five Oaks Museum’s exhibition DISplace.

DISplace: Kyla Uilaniokekaimalie Maunakea

Kyla Uilaniokekaimalie Maunakea shares a family story in Five Oaks Museum’s exhibition DISplace.

DISplace: Music

The Role of Music in the Hawai’i Diaspora. Part of DISplace Digital Exhibition

DISplace: Timeline

A timeline of connections between Hawai‘i and the Pacific Northwest. Part of the DISplace online exhibition.

DISplace

DISplace shines light on the widely unknown connection between Hawai‘i, the Pacific Northwest, and the communities that continue to flow between these two regions.