Spectrum Hawaii; Art & Architecture in Capitol District
Digital Commonwealth — PBS Hawaii (KHET)

Spectrum Hawaii; Art & Architecture in Capitol District

KHET · October 19, 1984

CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — PBS Hawaii (KHET)

Episode 047 features several members of the Waianae community in Hawaii who talk about the unique culture of Waianae and the history of the community. Aunty Aggie Cope is the director of the Culture and Arts Center and talks about the culture and the people. Bunky and Gayle Bakutis talk about their pottery studio and gallery and demonstrate their process. Albert Silva talks about his life as a rancher on Waianae. 048 This episode explores art and architecture in Honolulu. Several structures are featured including the Kawaiaho Church, the Washington Place, Aliiolani Hale, the Hawaii State Capitol Building, and several pieces of artwork around the capitol building. Several people discuss the history, construction, and restoration of these buildings and pieces of art. This item is part of the Pacific Islanders section of the AAPI special collection. Spectrum is a local documentary series. Each episode of Spectrum highlights a different aspect of Hawaiian life, history, and culture.

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