About this Event
Join us for two days of stimulating conversations as we explore the importance of intergenerational collaboration at ANNO'26!
Through panels, workshops, film screenings, and networking sessions, ANNO'26 stimulates conversations about Indigenous performance and the importance of intergenerational transference of knowledge, language, and artistic practices.
This year’s conference celebrates the power of passing knowledge from generation to generation within Indigenous and Hawaiian cultures. The two-day event will host scholars and artists from UHM and Ko Hawai‘i Pae ‘Āina.
Key Events
Opening Remarks
Opening Panel
Workshop Breakout Session 1
Info: Film Screening of "MĀHŪ", Mele Workshop, Hana Noʻeau Workshop, Edible Tales
Workshop Breakout Session 2
Info: Film Screening of "Molokaʻi Bound", Hula Workshop, Hana Noʻeau Workshop
Staged Reading of Orignial Hana Keaka "Lele Wale"
Student Poster Session
Info: Featuring students from accross UH Mānoa
Centerpiece Panel
Workshop Breakout Session 3
Info: Hula Workshop, Dance Workshop, Hana Noʻeau Workshop
Networking Session
Closing Panel
E Kipa, E nānea, E Hoʻolaukānaka: An Evening on the Lānai
Workshop Sessions
(Music) Mele Workship
Info: With Kumu Tracie Kaʻōnohilani Farias Lopes and Kumu R. Keawe Lopes Jr.
(Film) Screening of MĀHŪ: A Trans-Pacific Love Letter
Info: In conversation with Director Lisette Flanary
(Movement) Edible Tales
Info: With instructors Linda Kuo and Candice Taylor, co-Artistic Directors of Dancers Unlimited
(Film) Screening of Molokaʻi Bound
Info: In conversation with Director Alika Tengan
(Movement) Hula Workshop
Info: With Kumu Tracie Kaʻōnohilani Farias Lopes
Panels
Opening Panel
Staged Reading of Orignial Hana Keaka "Lele Wale"
Centerpiece Panel
Info: In honor of Mahina ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi, this panel will be entirely in ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi
Closing Panel
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
John F. Kennedy Theatre, 1770 East-West Road, Honolulu, United States
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