Behrle at the site of his August 2, 2019 projected artwork
SMALL TOWN * BIG ART is proud to present its first panel-selected work of public art by Maui artist Andy Behrle. This ONE-NIGHT-ONLY exhibition will unveil Behrle's Wailuku-inspired new media work, projected onto Historic Iao Theater from Kipuka Square. Join us in Wailuku Town at Wailuku First Friday to meet the artist, ask questions about his 6-month process of re-creating a 1918 stained glass window from St. Anthony Catholic Church: Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii using footage from the Wailuku River, and learn more about the full year of public art installations that SMALL TOWN * BIG ART has curated for Wailuku Town. Friday, August 2 at 6 PM.
SITE + INFO:
68 N Market St, Wailuku, HI 96793
www.smalltownbig.org
www.facebook.com/smalltownbigart
www.instagram.com/smalltownbigart
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SMALL TOWN * BIG ART is a creative placemaking pilot project with a mission to position Wailuku, Hawai‘i as a public arts district that is focused on its distinctive sense of place, history and culture. Engaging the public in both the process and the product, monthly art experiences are paired with activities such as talk story sessions, artist workshops, public rehearsals, jam sessions and more. Each art presentation is led by professional artists that have exhibited exceptional quality, style, experience in creating communal or public art, significance to Wailuku and alignment with a selected ‘ōlelo no‘eau. Through many hands and many voices, these creative interpretations will represent a revitalized identity for this small town with the BIGGEST heart.
SITE + INFO:
68 N Market St, Wailuku, HI 96793
www.smalltownbig.org
www.facebook.com/smalltownbigart
www.instagram.com/smalltownbigart
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SMALL TOWN * BIG ART is a creative placemaking pilot project with a mission to position Wailuku, Hawai‘i as a public arts district that is focused on its distinctive sense of place, history and culture. Engaging the public in both the process and the product, monthly art experiences are paired with activities such as talk story sessions, artist workshops, public rehearsals, jam sessions and more. Each art presentation is led by professional artists that have exhibited exceptional quality, style, experience in creating communal or public art, significance to Wailuku and alignment with a selected ‘ōlelo no‘eau. Through many hands and many voices, these creative interpretations will represent a revitalized identity for this small town with the BIGGEST heart.
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