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Dr. Melissa Chiu, curator for Hawai\u2018i Triennial 2022, is flanked by her associate curators, Dr. Miwako Tezuka and Drew Broderick, at Honolulu Museum of Art. PHOTO COURTESY HAWAI\u2018I CONTEMPORARY\/BRANDYN LIU<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n

Contemporary art lovers, rejoice! Hawai\u2018i Triennial 2022 has kicked off in Honolulu and promises to be the grandest art exhibition yet.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Question: What do you get when scores of artists unite within a vibrant 21st-century arts ecosystem in Honolulu, and each anxious to share the fruits of his or her inspired labors with others?<\/p>\n

Answer: The biggest, most-anticipated contemporary arts show ever grown and staged in the Pacific.<\/p>\n

Say hello to Hawai\u2018i Triennial 2022, a citywide exhibition that threw back the curtains last week and is slated for an 11-week run at venues around Honolulu. (See complete listing of sites on page 5.)<\/p>\n

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The film Midnight Smoothie<\/em> from the collective TOQA will be shown at Foster Botanical Garden. PHOTO COURTESY HAWAI\u2018I CONTEMPORARY<\/strong>
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Previously known as Honolulu Biennial, HT22 is the event\u2019s first attempt at operating under an every-three-years\u2019 format. Like its previous iterations, this year\u2019s showcase will feature the fruits, or artworks, of many talented homegrown and nonnative artists. This time, however, the focus is on interweaving themes of history, place and identity, as well as remedying cultural concerns while forging a way into what former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton once called \u201cthe Pacific Century.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cThis show is really about asking the question: If it really is the Pacific Century, what does that look like?\u201d says event curator Dr. Melissa Chiu, noting that Clinton first made the reference a decade ago during a speech at East-West Center.<\/p>\n

HT22 is just one way of answering the question while also establishing Hawai\u2018i\u2019s soul-defining role as that all-important \u201ccentral, cultural place,\u201d she clarifies.<\/p>\n

\u201cFor Hawai\u2018i, this is an opportunity, on one hand, to see an exhibition of international art,\u201d explains Chiu. \u201cOn the other hand, the exhibition speaks to thinking about what Hawai\u2018i can offer the world that is unique.\u201d<\/p>\n

Part of HT22\u2019s distinctiveness lies in its title, Pacific Century \u2013 E Ho\u2018omau no Moanui\u0101kea<\/em>. The brainchild of Drew Broderick, one of Chiu\u2019s two associate curators, the title carries multiple meanings and speaks to the overall message behind the event.<\/p>\n

\u201cFirst, it recognizes the location of the Hawaiian archipelago, midway between North America and Asia,\u201d explains Broderick. \u201cThe (Pacific Century) idea prescribes a shift from trans-Atlantic or U.S.-European economic and cultural supremacy toward the growing significance of Asia.<\/p>\n

\u201cSecond, it acknowledges k\u0101naka \u2018\u014diwi language and cultural values through a call to action \u2014 a timely reminder to persevere and continue on, across time and space, in relation to the many archipelagic nations of Moananui,\u201d he adds. \u201cIt is important to note that this is the first time that \u2018\u014dlelo Hawai\u2018i is included in the title of the periodic exhibition. This is significant as it reflects the moment we\u2019re living through \u2026 and marks another step in the right direction for the organization, one guided by indigenous worldviews and committed to a more rooted future here in Hawai\u2018i.\u201d<\/p>\n

Last week, the exhibition opened on the grounds of \u2018Iolani Palace and featured an outdoor projection of digitally animated flowers crafted by Los Angeles-based artist Jennifer Steinkamp \u2014 a clear reminder of the legacy of Queen Lili\u2018uokalani and her garden, Uluhaimalama. Since then, sites around Honolulu have been showcasing the works of more than 40 individual artists and collectives before the curtains finally close on the show May 8.<\/p>\n

With artist-led workshops, panel discussions, walking tours and keiki activities also planned for the event, Chiu anticipates that the show\u2019s expected tens of thousands of art fans \u2014 ranging from the casual to the hardcore \u2014 will discover all that\u2019s inspiring and astounding about HT22.<\/p>\n

\u201cEven those who are frequent museum goers will find something surprising about the exhibition,\u201d she promises.<\/p>\n

Standing at the forefront of this year\u2019s collection of artists is Ai Weiwei, an iconoclast whose poignant sculptures, installation pieces and photography have been the source of inspiration to many over the years. The Beijing-born artist\u2019s willingness to contribute to the show \u2014 first, by designing limited-edition face masks that honor the islands\u2019 natural environment and whose sales benefit event organizer Hawai\u2018i Contemporary (email aloha@hawaiicontemporary.org to order); and second, by presenting a new iteration of his sculpture, Tree<\/em>, which reflects an urgent call to action against environmental disruption \u2014 was naturally welcomed by Chiu and her associate curators, who include Dr. Miwako Tezuka.<\/p>\n

Weiwei\u2019s artwork, which will be staged on the upper terrace of Foster Botanical Garden, marks his first-ever showing in the islands.<\/p>\n

\u201cHe\u2019s grafted pieces of wood together to create a series of three trees \u2014 two of them are wooden, and the other is made from iron,\u201d explains Chiu, an internationally renowned curator and native of Australia who currently serves as director of Smithsonian\u2019s Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington, D.C. \u201cThose three trees have a dialogue with the other trees at the botanical garden, so they speak to one another as a group.\u201d<\/p>\n

While Weiwei\u2019s artistic achievements are recognized around the globe, it was also his roles as activist and documentarian that made him a necessary part of the exhibition, Chiu says. Aside from being highly critical of the Chinese government\u2019s stance on human rights issues, Weiwei has also been one of the most vocal commentators on deforestation and pollution. As a result, the dissident artist has produced his share of documentaries that mirror his political convictions \u2014 most notably, Coronation<\/em> (2020), Human Flow<\/em> (2017) and Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry<\/em> (2012).<\/p>\n

As Chiu notes, \u201cWe wanted to include his work not only because of his standing within the art world, but also because he\u2019s become more and more engaged with environmental issues. He was in Brazil and witnessed the degradation of the Amazon, and that sparked a number of his works that were based on trees.\u201d<\/p>\n

Other participating artists whose works will be featured include Hawai\u2018i\u2019s own Jamaica Osorio, Gaye Chan, the late Haunani-Kay Trask, Ed Greevy and the video production team N\u0101 Maka O Ka \u2018\u0100ina. Australia\u2019s Richard Bell and the Philippines\u2019 Leeroy New are just two of the international artists on HT22\u2019s schedule.<\/p>\n

A well-regarded poet, Osorio is expected to create a new poem for the exhibition, according to Tezuka, while Chan \u201cwill be doing works across the city that will be a surprise.\u201d<\/p>\n

Trask, a longtime activist and sovereignty leader who passed away last summer, and Greevy, a photographer, published the book K\u016b\u2018\u0113: Thirty Years of Land Struggles in Hawai\u2018i <\/em>in 2004 over \u201ctheir shared concerns for justice,\u201d says Broderick. Honolulu Museum of Art, he adds, will be the site to honor their work through \u201ca selection of powerful moments\u201d taken from their book.<\/p>\n

\u201cTrask and Greevy\u2019s friendship and working relationship endure as a testament to the importance of mobilizing in solidarity to protect people and place, while acknowledging cultural differences,\u201d he says.<\/p>\n

Formed by storytellers and documentarians Joan Lander and Puhipau (Abraham Ahmad), N\u0101 Maka O Ka \u2018\u0100ina \u201cemerged from the social and environmental justice movements that spread across the Hawaiian archipelago during the 1970s and persist to this day,\u201d explains Broderick.<\/p>\n

He adds that the duo\u2019s many films \u2014 which include A Nuclear Free and Independent Pacific<\/em> (1983), Waim\u0101nalo Eviction<\/em> (1985), Kaho\u2018olawe Aloha \u2018\u0100ina<\/em> (1992) and Mauna Kea\u2013Temple Under Siege <\/em>(2005) \u2014 will be presented at Hawai\u2018i State Art Museum and feature previously unreleased archival footage.<\/p>\n

\u201cTogether, Lander and Puhipau (have) documented and perpetuated Hawaiian culture, history, language, art, music, dance, environment, and the politics of independence and self-determination in Hawai\u2018i, Moananui and elsewhere,\u201d notes Broderick, an independent curator and educator from Kailua who serves as director of Koa Gallery at Kapi\u2018olani Community College.<\/p>\n

As for Bell, he\u2019ll be presenting \u201cEmbassy,\u201d which Tezuka describes as \u201ca nod to the 1970s Aboriginal movement and fight for land rights in Australia.\u201d Meanwhile, the Manila-based New is expected to unveil one installation \u2014 made out of plastic bottles and surfboards \u2014 that is site-specific to Foster Botanical Garden.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe wanted to bring in artists who we could bring in works that are not just illustrative of certain narratives, but who are also able to weave in historical and contextual stories into their materialization of artwork,\u201d says Tezuka, an author and trained art historian who was born in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, and currently works as associate director for Reversible Destiny Foundation, a progressive artist-architects-poets group in New York.<\/p>\n

Beyond the impressive collection of artistic talent, HT22 represents a major triumph for art fans who\u2019ve been waiting for something to celebrate since the pandemic began.<\/p>\n

It also is a fitting accomplishment for an equally talented curatorial team that has labored many days and nights to ensure that this event comes to fruition.<\/p>\n

As Chiu says, \u201cIt\u2019s no small feat that this is happening in the age of COVID. There have been many interruptions and starts and stops along the way, but we have persevered and we\u2019re so excited about finally being able to present this exhibition.\u201d<\/p>\n

HT22 AND 7 VENUES<\/h3>\n
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Ai Weiwei<\/p><\/div>\n

Scheduled for Feb. 18-May 8, Hawai\u2018i Triennial 2022 will showcase the works of a number of participating artists and collectives at the following seven sites around Honolulu:<\/p>\n

Bishop Museum \u2014 Chitra Ganesh, Michael Joo with Alchemyverse (Yixuan Shao and Bicheng Liang), Karrabing Film Collective, Izumi Kato, Paci~ c Sisters, Ahilapalapa Rands, Lawrence Seward, Gaku Tsutaja<\/p>\n

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Theaster Gates<\/p><\/div>\n

Foster Botanical Garden \u2014 Ai Weiwei, Leeroy New, TOQA (Isabel Sicat and Aiala Rickard)<\/p>\n

Hawai\u2018i State Art Museum \u2014 \u2018Ai P\u014dhaku Press (Maile Meyer and Barbara Pope), Richard Bell, \u2018Elepaio Press (Richard and Mark Hamasaki), N\u0101 Maka O Ka \u2018\u0100ina (Joan Lander and Puhipau), Jamaica Heolimeleikalani Osorio, Pili\u0101mo\u2018o (Mark Hamasaki and Kapulani Landgraf), Lawrence Seward, Tropic Editions<\/p>\n

\u2018Iolani Palace \u2014 Richard Bell, Jamaica Heolimeleikalani Osario and Jennifer Steinkamp<\/p>\n

Honolulu Museum of Art \u2014 Theaster Gates, Ed Greevy and Haunani-Kay Trask, Masanori Handa, Ai Iwane, Yuree Kensaku, Sung Hwan Kim and David Michael DiGregorio, Liu Xiaodong, Dan Taulapapa McMullin, Shinro Ohtake, Lawrence Seward, Mika Tajima, Xu Bing, Chikako Yamashiro, \u76ee [m\u00e9]<\/p>\n

Royal Hawaiian Center \u2014 Herman Pi\u2018ikea Clark, Tsuyoshi Hisakado, Miao Ying, Beatriz Santiago Munoz, Lawrence Seward, Double A Projects (Athena Robles and Anna Stein), Sun Xun, Momoyo Torimitsu, Justine Youssef, Zheng Bo<\/p>\n

Hawai\u2018i Theatre Center \u2014 Ming Wong<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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