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Kulamanu
Honolulu, Hawaii
Free to visit, outdoors, open any time.
The sculpture represents one of the purposes of the Fire Training Center-to accomplish a given goal through team work and individual sacrifice. The sculpture is an assembled piece consisting of combined individual parts working together to depict a recognizable form. Kulamanu is translated as a place where birds gather, a coming together, or gathering place. The choice of a bird form was a creative decision by the artist. It was not intended to signify a specific bird or make a statement. Located in the Charles Thurston Fire Training Center courtyard.
Where to find it
Location data: Honolulu Open Data. Get directions
- Artist
- Ernest DeCoito
- Material
- Sculpture
- Year
- 1987
- City
- Honolulu, HI
- Coordinates
- 21.33989, -157.93095
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