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Okay, now for our Art Arlacard segment. We're going to talk about an exhibition currently on display at the Honolulu Muse It's called Decisive Moments and the photographers from the collection are here. Sherry and James Pierce, Thank you. Thank you. As well as our curator James Jensen to join us and tell us a little bit more about that too. Thank you. Well, we have some pictures too. So let's talk about the collection itself. We're talking about 35 years of work, right? Let's take a look at some of the pictures and talk about what it took to bring this all together. Well, we've been working with the muse And it goes all the way from more traditional black and white photography, one of which you see up at the moment, but it is somewhat manipulated, meaning there's a lot of computer work going into these things as well now. Well, Sherry, when you look at some of these pictures, what were the things that stood out to you that you wanted to include? You have such a large body of work. What was it? Well, we have a lot of h So you'll see a n We have a n So those are two of the areas I think you'd enjoy. Well, James, let's talk about the exhibition on Decisive Moments. That's one of a n Let's talk about that. Well, Decisive Moments is actually the second exhibition that the muse We did one 10 years ago. And I wanted this one to be different. And I was looking for an idea on which to structure it. I came up with the idea of Decisive Moments, which is from a photographer, Henri Cartier-Bresson. And it's about the moment when the photographer clicks the shutter and captures something really special. But I also realized that Decisive Moments have been created by photographers from the beginning of the 20th century earlier in the dark room and now on the computer. So much progression involved in artwork and photography. So let's talk about some more coming up too, more workshops, a lot to talk about at the muse We have actually two other exhibitions at the moment. One called Critters, which is Animal Photographs from the Pierce's collection. And another one that's focused on early 20th century photographer Carl Strues. And then there'll be two more small exhibitions after that. And a whole range of programs over the next five months. Lectures, panels, pop-ups. Obviously, this is a love for the both of you. Compassion. I would say it's an addiction. Both words that show your incredibly large body of work and very diverse. Thank you for giving us just a little sample, just a taste and a teaser for folks to go and check out your exhibition. Well, thank you. Thank you. Alright, so again, that's January 16th at 2 p. m. as well as on Saturday the 18th. Thanks again. Well, coming up next, the latest plan on the table to try and understand the growing n Been proud of them out there. You're watching KITV4 Morning News, 6. 23 this morning. We'll be right back.
