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It's been a busy few weeks for us @uluuluarchive! We visited @meleannaameyer at her wonderful ʻUmeke Lāʻau installation at Honolulu Hale, celebrated 'Ulu'ulu's Co-founder and @acmsystem founder and director Chris' next chapter, wished our interns Sophia and Morgan (and the Library's intern, Kaylee!) a fond farewell with fellowship and games and welcomed a new collection from filmmaker, David Kalama! Phew! We are tired! Hope the end of the semester has been as exciting for you all!
Since May contains Motherʻs Day and is Labor History Month we dipped back into the ever-relevant @clear_uhwo collection for “Maids” and “Introduction to the History of Hawaiian Labor Part 1 & 2.
Last week was National Library Week and to celebrate some of us took a picture. 😂 How did you celebrate #nationallibraryweek?
Update! Deadline Extended for the Roselani Media Preservation Internship! You now have until April 30th to apply. Please pass the news on to anyone you think may be interested. More information at: https://tinyurl.com/mshtdrv2
Yesterday, we were so happy to be in the presence of artist/educator/filmmaker/donor-extraordinaire Meleanna Meyer! We had a wonderful talk story session with her, getting to know what drives her work and passion. From time-to-time we are lucky enough to get to spend time with those who entrust us with the care of their hard work and their stories. Meleanna shared stories with us and even did some educational activities with us! Mahalo nui for the love and time out of your busy schedule @meleannaameyer! #archives #archivistlife #movingimagearchive #uhwo #uluulumovingimagearchive #meleannameyer #art #lifelonglearning
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