Starting Sunday 1/10/16, there will will be a photography exhibition on view at Kaimuki Public Library featuring work made in collaboration between Photo I students and students from a local charter school, the School for Examining Essential Questions of Sustainability (SEEQS).

SEEQS visual arts teacher, Andrea Charuk, and I had the idea for our students to participate in a film-swap and letter exchange, resulting in double-exposure images that would illustrate the different perspectives of our huamāna.  Our goal was for students to make connections with those from another school/age group/community, bridging the gap of communication through the vehicle of art and analog photography.  31 rolls of film later, we are extremely proud, not only of the images our students have created together, but also of their curiosity and openness to engaging with people and art in a new way.

The exhibition will be up for several weeks, so feel free to stop by any time during the library’s open hours.  We’re also planning a reception – more information will be determined and shared in the future.

On View at Kaimuki Public Library
Sunday January 10, 2016
Sun 10-5 I Mon & Tues 10-8
Wed & Thurs 10-6 I Fri 1-5