Art at the Capitol Videos: State Lawmakers Share What's Displayed In Their Offices

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Art at the Capitol Videos: State Lawmakers Share What's Displayed In Their Offices

From the sculptures on display at Senator Clarence Nishihara's office to the painting on Governor David Ige's office, watch these insightful videos and find out the story behind the artworks in the lawmakers' offices and learn more about Art at the Capitol.

Art at the Capitol is an annual event at the Hawaii State Capitol. House and Senate members open their doors after working hours during a First Friday Hawaii event so the public can view various public artworks at the State Capitol. The artworks are part of the "Art in Public Places" collection held by the Hawai‘i State Foundation on Culture and the Arts.

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