Mālama Learning Center offers hands-on workshops taught by community practitioners that help people learn how to live more sustainably while connecting to the Hawaiian culture and being inspired by the arts. Mahalo nui loa to the Hawaiian Electric Company for sponsoring our WOW workshops!
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Natural Holiday Decorations Workshop
On Saturday December 7, 2013, we learned about all of the natural materials readily available around us that can be repurposed to create beautiful holiday decorations! Teacher, Malia Lagaso surely inspired us to get creative in this hands-on workshop. Everyone enjoyed using their imagination to craft amazing ornaments, garlands, bouquets, and more! Mahalo to Malia and the Pacific Links Hawai'i Foundation for making this workshop possible.
Monday, December 9, 2013
Gyotaku Workshop
On November 9, 2013, active fisherman and marine scientist Nakoa Goo led us in a workshop on Gyotaku! Before starting our fish prints, Nakoa shared his knowledge about Hawai'i's nearshore reef ecosystems including the conservation of nearshore fisheries resources in Hawai'i and the anatomy and biology of native reef fish species. This way, we could really understand and appreciate the vast ocean that surrounds us as well as this beautiful art form. After a quick demo, we spent the rest of the time printing on paper, t-shirts, bags, dish towels, and other materials using real fish. Mahalo nui to Nakoa for providing us an engaging and hands-on experience!
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