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DESCRIPTION:A Celebration of Hula Ki’i\n\nTwo shows: 2pm and 7pm \n\nHula Kiʻi is a 
 critically endangered tradition of Hawaiʻi which features the use of 
 carved or crafted images in the story telling and movements of hula. The 
 Mahea Uchiyama Center for International Dance (MUCID), in association with 
 Kumu Hula Kiʻi Mauli Ola Cook and Kumu Hula Maile Loo of the Hula 
 Preservation Society, introduces this unique art form in the Bay Area 
 through a project sponsored by the 2021 Choreography Award granted by the 
 Gerbode Foundation. The project encompasses the research of classical 
 themes, the construction of hula puppets, and the development of a 
 dedicated hula ki’i practice within MUCID’s resident hālau. \n\nThe 
 project culminates in the live performance: Wai Ola: ʻAukele and the 
 Waters of Life, A Celebration of Hula Kiʻi. ʻAukele is a Hawaiian folk 
 hero who faces many challenges including a perilous sea voyage and his 
 jealous brothers. \n\nThe story also centers on themes of water, its value, 
 and who controls access, present issues in California and Hawaiʻi.\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2023/02/14/18854321.php
SUMMARY:Wai Ola: ʻAukele and the Waters of Life
LOCATION:Rhythmix Cultural Works\n2513 Blanding Ave\nAlameda, CA 94501
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2023/02/14/18854321.php
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