Sam Kaha`i Kaai
Artist, sculptor, and noted scholar of Hawaiian
culture
Master woodworker and cultural authority Sam Kahai
Kaai was once called by a student “a medium for the old whisper to manifest in
today.” He’s shown here with his carving of Kukailimoku, August 2003. (Honolulu Magazine) (Photo: Mark Arbeit
Sam Kaha'i Kaai will present the opening keynote address at the CISA Storytelling Symposium and Festival 2012: Casting a Net of Story and Song--The Art and Practice of Native Fishing Cultures on Friday, November 2, 2012 at 10:30 am.
Friday – Symposium - Soroptomist House , CSU Long Beach
9 -10 Registration
10:00 am Welcome and Introductions
10:30 am Opening Keynote – Sam Kaai
11:15 - 12 pm -LIV (League of Indigenouos Voices) panel discussion and reading of LIV document in native languages.
12 - 1 pm Lunch
1-2:30 pm Regional Speakers
2:45 - 3:30 - Panel
3:30 - 4 - closing key note - Brian Tripp, Karok
Saturday - Soroptomist House , CSU Long Beach
1 pm - 5 pm Storytelling Festival
9 -10 Registration
10:00 am Welcome and Introductions
10:30 am Opening Keynote – Sam Kaai
11:15 - 12 pm -LIV (League of Indigenouos Voices) panel discussion and reading of LIV document in native languages.
12 - 1 pm Lunch
1-2:30 pm Regional Speakers
2:45 - 3:30 - Panel
3:30 - 4 - closing key note - Brian Tripp, Karok
Saturday - Soroptomist House , CSU Long Beach
1 pm - 5 pm Storytelling Festival
Information: cistory@gmail.com
All events are free and open to the public - donations accepted.
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