COMMUNITY IMPACT
PERPETUATING CULTURE // SHARING ALOHA
Honolulu Biennial 2019
LOCATION
Honolulu, Hawaiʻi
ORGANIZATION
Honolulu Biennial Foundation
EVENT TYPE
Cultural Program Sponsorship
DETAILS
At the HB19 Hub at Ward Village, DAWSON sponsored the installations of two Native Hawaiian artists: Cory Kamehanaokalā Holt Taum and Solomon Enos.
Inspired by the theme “To Make Wrong / Right / Now,” from participating kānaka maoli (native Hawaiian) artist Imaikalani Kalahele’s poem, Manifesto, Honolulu Biennial 2019 featured 19 artists/artist groups from Hawai‘i and 29 from the Pacific, Asia, and the Americas. The artists showcased contemporary artworks that contributed to local and global dialogues by connecting indigenous perspectives, knowledge, and creative expression.
Honolulu Biennial 2019
LOCATION
Honolulu, Hawaiʻi
ORGANIZATION
Honolulu Biennial Foundation
IMPACT TYPE
Cultural Program Sponsorship
DETAILS
At the HB19 Hub at Ward Village, DAWSON sponsored the installations of two Native Hawaiian artists: Cory Kamehanaokalā Holt Taum and Solomon Enos.
Inspired by the theme “To Make Wrong / Right / Now,” from participating kānaka maoli (native Hawaiian) artist Imaikalani Kalahele’s poem, Manifesto, Honolulu Biennial 2019 featured 19 artists/artist groups from Hawai‘i and 29 from the Pacific, Asia, and the Americas. The artists showcased contemporary artworks that contributed to local and global dialogues by connecting indigenous perspectives, knowledge, and creative expression.
Honolulu Biennial
Native Hawaiian artist Cory Taum, center, with his art installation Laukanaka
Honolulu Biennial
Polyfantastica (Graphite on Paper) By Native Hawaiian Artist Solomon Enos
Honolulu Biennial
Honolulu Biennial Opening Event
Crossroads by Chiharu Shiota