[luau] Ed Greevy exhibit at Honolulu Community College

[Ho'ala Greevy]

Disclaimer:  This has nothing to do with open source and everything to do
with our history here in Hawaii.

Although the grand opening was earlier this week, the exhibit will be on
display until late November.  Come learn about Sand Island, Kalama Valley,
Waiahole/Waikane, Save Our Surf, Protect Kaho'olawe, and others:

HONOLULU COMMUNITY COLLEGE'S NATIVE HAWAIIAN CENTER
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE PROGRAM OPENS ED GREEVY EXHIBIT

Contacts:  Malia Gibson                Kamaki Linker
           844-9344                844-2347
           Activities Director        Instructor

           Karen Hastings
           845-9475

What:      Ku'e:  30 Years of Native Hawaiian Resistance
           Ed Greevy Artist in Residence Exhibit

When:           Sept. 24, 2003 - Nov. 26, 2003
           9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Monday-Friday

Where:     Honolulu Community College Campus
            Hulili Ke Kukui-Native Hawaiian Center
           874 Dillingham Blvd.
           Bldg. 7, Room 432

The Honolulu Community College's Native Hawaiian Center will officially
open KU'E: 30 YEARS OF NATIVE HAWAIIAN RESISTANCE on SEPTEMBER 24 AT 1:30
p.m.

Photographer Ed Greevy will be on hand to discuss his exhibit.
University of Hawaii-Manoa Professor Haunani Kay Trask who has authored
many of the byline quotes that are with the photos will also be on hand.
There will also be light pupus offered and beverages offered at the
reception on the 24th at 1:30 p.m.

Ed Greevy's keen eye for identifying and capturing powerful imagery in
black and white documents the Hawaiian Movement over three decades.  His
work covers the occupation of Kaho'olawe in the early 1970's to the 100th
Commemoration of the Overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom in 1993 and
beyond.


Please come join us and view the photography that reflects much of
Hawaii's modern history.

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PARKING & DIRECTIONS:
Enter HCC parking lot via Kokea Street and inform the security that you
are viewing the Artist In Residence Exhibit at the Native Hawaiian
Center.
 The Native Hawaiian Center is in Building 7 on the 4th floor.  Take the
elevator to the 31/2 floor and walk up the flight of stairs to the 4th
floor.  Walk down the hall and turn to the left.  For those who have a
disability or needing special assistance, there is an elevator in library
that will take you directly to the 4th floor.  Ask the librarians to key
the elevator down to the 1st floor.


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PS - That's my dad :)

Ho'ala



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