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Artist Stewart Wong's Kapa Journey: Embracing My Golden Brown Heritage

Artist Talk: Embracing My Golden Brown Heritage

Sunday, October 4, 1:00pm - 3:00pm
Douglass-Truth Branch Library
2300 E Yestler Wy, Seattle 98122
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Admission is free.

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About the Talk:

My Kapa (Hawaiian bark cloth) journey is about reconnecting with my cultural heritage. The process dates back to when I first left my native Hawai'i in 1982 and began in earnest when I was researching family history and connecting to my paternal grandmother who is native Hawaiian.

I look forward to sharing my journey, Kapa work I have created along the way, and my latest Kapa where I introduce my latest applications and techniques.

In Partnership With

This event is supported, in part, by a CityArtist grant from Seattle Office of Art & Culture.

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