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Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum shares its April 2024 exhibitions, public programs, and events. A full and continually updated listing can be found on the Museum’s website, BishopMuseum.org. For more information on any of the items listed herein, please contact Lance Aquino with Stryker Weiner & Yokota Public Relations, Inc.
Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum shares its April 2024 exhibitions, public programs, and events. A full and continually updated listing can be found on the Museum’s website, BishopMuseum.org. For more information on any of the items listed herein, please contact Lance Aquino with Stryker Weiner & Yokota Public Relations, Inc.
Join us for the Stars Tonight at Bishop Museum! Examine the skies with a presenter in our planetarium, featuring the stars, planets, astronomical highlights, and other stories of the current season. In addition, presenters will explore Earth’s relationship with the Sun and the 2024 total eclipse as part of April’s theme, Total Eclipse of the Sun.
コーンドビーフ＆カロ、ヒロハ・ジョンストン（ビショップ博物館文化資源ディレクター兼ハワイおよび太平洋芸術文化キュレーター）によってキュレーションされたこの展示会は、ミシェル・タファリーによる「Pisupo lua afe (コーンドビーフ2000)」と、バーニス・アカミネによる「KALO」を特集しています。この展示会は、現代美術の二つの象徴的な作品を集め、食品輸入と構造化された土地利用が絡み合う日常生活において、農業の自給、環境の持続可能性、そしてアーティストがどのようにそれらに関連する問題を可視化するかを考察します。
Join us for a captivating evening with Rich Pyle, Director of Natural Sciences & Director of EXCORE, and Senior Curator of Ichthyology at Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum. This lecture, sponsored by PSW Science Member Frederica Darema, delves into the unexplored depths of our planet’s coral reefs, showcasing the innovative technologies and methodologies developed by the Bishop Museum. As biodiversity underpins our survival, the race to document and preserve marine life in these vital ecosystems has never been more urgent. Discover the pioneering efforts to protect the “rainforests of the sea” and the challenges and discoveries that lie ahead in this crucial endeavor.
Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, the State of Hawai‘i Museum of Natural and Cultural History, has attained a digitization milestone in its Botany collection: featuring the largest Hawaiian plant collection in the world, all 180,000-plus specimens are now digitally accessible to the public.
Returning by popular demand, ‘Ōlohe Umi Kai will lead participants in creating niho ʻoki, Hawaiian shark tooth utility knives, traditionally used for food preparation, wood carving, hair cutting, stripping bark for kapa, and self-defense by makaʻāinana. This Living Culture workshop is approximately three hours long.
Returning by popular demand, ‘Ōlohe Umi Kai will lead participants in creating kōkō pūʻalu, knotted net carriers. Kōkō pūʻalu, lit. slack net carrier, are used for carrying a wide variety of items, including ʻumeke and ipu wai in both tradional and contemporary contexts. This Living Culture workshop is approximately three hours long.
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1525 BERNICE STREET
HONOLULU, HAWAI’I 96817
OPEN DAILY 9 AM – 5 PM
1525 BERNICE STREET
HONOLULU, HAWAI’I 96817
