This is a community exhibit in collaboration with five Pasifika artists engaging the power of storytelling to humanize the numbers behind those lost to COVID-19. The exhibit builds upon a series of story circles, which reminds visitors that the stories of those lost are the stories of those who survived. Toe Foʻi: The Return is anchored on the role of artists as healers who move us collectively through this hurdle of misinformation, fear, mistrust, and entitlement.
Adults – $5, Seniors and Students – $3, Members and Children under 12 – Free
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