Huliau will stimulate, educate, and inspire Hawaiian locals and visitors, upholding Hawaiian cultural values and traditions through collaborative performing arts. The Hawaiian cultural resurgence is at the heart of empowering Hawaiian people - especially here in Puna, the poorest district in Hawaii.
This grant will enable top Hawaiian and guest facilitators to work with Hawaiian locals and visitors during a collaborative week of workshops and performances. Infusing cultural values and traditions into both Hawaiian and Western performing arts disciplines, participants will work together to create performances which will be shared with the local community, using the theme Huliau 2012: The Turning Point.
Heralded in past years by local artists and media as one of the most innovative and inspiring collaborations in the state, budget cuts have left KPAF short on funds to sponsor local participants in need, and provide teacher honorariums for the project. If awarded this grant, funding will continue this innovative work in Puna this July.
Submission Began
Thursday, May 10
Submission Ended
Friday, June 08
at 12:00 PM PDT
Voting Began
Friday, June 08
Voting Ended
Friday, June 29
at 12:00 PM PDT
Winner Announced
Tuesday, July 03
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