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Mālama Wao Akua (Realm of the Gods) is a juried art exhibition celebrating native species of Maui Nui.
Congratulate the following BHS students who recently had their artwork juried into the 2020 Malama Wao Akua Show! Out of 21 high school entries, 9 were from Baldwin High School. We commend them for their passion, research, determination, and tenacity to work within the extreme limitations of time and resources "normally" available in the art studios to make the early deadline!
2D entries
(Janet Sato, Instructor)
Johanne Guevarra - "Their Home"
Erin Kobashigawa - "Ho'omaka Hou"
Aeszalyn Ortogero - ""Na I'iwi Ka'ehu Kakahiaka"
Kevin Martin - "O'opu Nakea"
Matthew Takakura - "The Source of Knowledge"
Dan Vu - "Nene"
3D ceramic entries
(Somxay Thammas, Instructor)
Zack Ota - "The Fish of Beauty"
Julia Knowles - "The Protection of of the 'Ohi'a Lehua"
Matthew Takakura (2 pieces) - "From Ocean to Table I/II"
This native species art exhibition is the combined community efforts of art, science, and culture at work to celebrate and promote protection of our native species.
The East Maui Watershed Partnership (EMWP) in collaboration with Hui Noʻeau Visual Arts Center in Makawao. The focus of the show is to raise awareness about native species on Maui Nui. By offering several educational opportunities in conjunction with the show we hope that artists, young and old, of Maui Nui can explore our watersheds and express the value these species have within our daily life.
Dan Vu, "Nene"
Johanne Guevarra, "Their Home" I'iwi, apapane,'ohi'a lehua
Aeszalyn Ortogero, Na I'iwi Ka'ehu Kakahiaka" I'iwi
Kevin Martin, "O'opu Nakea"
Erin Kobashigawa, "Ho'omaka kou" Naupaka
Matthew Takakura, "Source of Knowledge" Kumu
Julia Knowles - "The Protection of of the 'Ohi'a Lehua"
Matthew Takakura (2 pieces) - "From Ocean to Table I"
Matthew Takakura (2 pieces) - "From Ocean to Table II"
Zack Ota - "The Fish of Beauty"
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