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| Pacific Traditions Gallery - International Women’s Month Art Exhibit |
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Friday - 3/2/2007
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5PM - 9PM |
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19 N. Pauahi Street
Chinatown
(808) 741-4612
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 PACIFIC TRADITIONS GALLERY
International Women’s Month Art Exhibit
Exhibit: March 2 – March 30
Frist Friday – 5-9pm
In keeping with the mission of the Pacific Traditions Gallery at the Pacific Justice and Reconciliation Center of developing programs and projects which are directed toward supporting peacemakers in the Pacific and Asia, PJRC will present an exhibit by “Rashmi”
A woman of infinite talents, Rashmi Pierce is an artist. She is a figurative model, sculptor, painter, photographer, poet, a dancer, as well as singer. A well read “Bookseller” at Barnes & Nobles, Rashmi earned a Bachelor of Science in English Education from Ohio State University, with a major in Creative Writing and Theater.
Around the globe, March is the 98th year of the commemoration for International Women's Month. It marks a celebration of the economic, social, cultural, and political achievements for women.
Sunday, March 4, 2007 from 2-4:00 p.m.
An Attorneys Daphne Barbee-Wooten & Andre' Wooten’s presentation
"African Goddesses, Queens, Leaders, and Chiefs"
This beautiful visual and exciting oral “Herstory” is about the Wonderful Women Goddesses, Queens, Chiefs, and Leaders from Africa and the African Diaspora- United States, Caribbean and the World. This is thought-provoking and stimulating presentation takes us into worlds unknown except for their historic names.
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Featuring Rashmi Pierce, a woman of infinite talents.
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