Spectrum Hawaii; Koreans in Hawaii and Van Deren Coke on Photography
Digital Commonwealth — PBS Hawaii (KHET)

Spectrum Hawaii; Koreans in Hawaii and Van Deren Coke on Photography

KHET · September 5, 1984

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

Episode 044 The first segment shows author, Steven Goldsberry talk about his book Maui the Demi-God, his writing process, and his inspiration. The second segment shows interviews three sculptors (Michael Tom, Chuck Watson, and Ken Shutt) about the material they work with and their process. In the third segment, Dr. Mitsusu Sakihara, Grace Sukeran, and Bonnie Miyashiro explain the history, clothing style, and how the music and dance represent the culture of Okinawa. This item is part of the Pacific Islanders section of the AAPI special collection. This item is part of the Korean Americans section of the AAPI special collection. 045 In the first segment, Dr. Yong-Ho Choe of the University of Hawaii explains how Koreans came to Hawaii. Korean musicians and dancers explain how their craft connects them to their culture. The second segment features Director of Photography of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Van Deren Coke. He explains the history and evolution of photography through an exhibition at the Honolulu Academy of Arts.

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