Artists Mealaaloha Bishop and Nanea Lum describe the islands’ wahi pana, or living spaces, as “land markers of Hawaiian ancestral histories,” and have created a series of plein air paintings that evoke “the recollection and experience” of the wahi pana of the district reaching from Kualoa to Waimanalo on the windward side of Oahu. Read more
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