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X-WR-CALNAME:Exhibit: Still It Is Night: Artwork of Domino Cohn & Paula 
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SUMMARY:Exhibit: Still It Is Night: Artwork of Domino Cohn & Paula de la
  Cruz
DESCRIPTION:The Volcano Art Center (VAC) invites you to attend Still It 
 Is Night\, a fine art exhibition featuring etchings by Domino Cohn and e
 thnobotanical drawings by Paula de la Cruz at the Volcano Art Center Gal
 lery in Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park. The free exhibit will be on di
 splay from February 21st through March 29th\, 9am -5pm daily. While the 
 exhibit is free\, park entrance fees apply.\nStill It Is Night presents 
 a series of etched imaginings and ethnobotanical drawings\, blending the
  precision of scientific illustration with the expressive possibilities 
 of mark-making in metal. The series is rooted in the abundant imagery of
  the Kumulipo\, the Hawaiian creation chant that unfolds the genesis of 
 life in poetic dualities. The exhibition invites viewers to explore how 
 art through its observation of detail\, precise incisions\, and rigor  
 can be deployed to grapple with the fluid demarcation between thinking a
 nd knowing.\nDomino and Paula began collaborating in 2024. Their first j
 oint venture\, Still It Is Night\, is borne of their mutual belief that 
 there is much to learn from Hawaiian culture. They feel a shared respons
 ibility as artists to perpetuate traditions and call attention to endang
 ered native flora. This project is a meditation on connection how ancest
 ral knowledge reverberates beyond cultural boundaries\, inviting all to 
 listen\, reflect\, and learn. Through Still It Is Night they ask the vie
 wer: “under keen observation\, what could emerge from our own darkness
  both personally and collectively? What kauna\, or hidden meaning\, rema
 ins stubbornly out of view?”\nFor more information about the exhibitio
 n visit www.volcanoartcenter.org\, or contact the VAC Gallery at (808) 9
 67-7565. Volcano Art Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization created 
 in 1974 whose mission is to promote\, develop and perpetuate the artisti
 c\, cultural and environmental heritage of Hawaiʻi’s people through a
 rts and education.\n 
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LOCATION:Volcano Art Center Gallery
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