Ka Pāheona Mauna Kea A Ko Hawaiʻi Nei 
The exhibition represents a collaboration between the Maunakea Visitor Information Station and the East Hawaii Cultural Center of Hilo.  Ka Pāheona Mauna Kea A Ko Hawaiʻi Nei provides an aritsts' perspectives of Maunakea from a local perspective, inspired by Wao Akua (the upland area usually reserved for spiritual and ceremonial purposes), Wao La'ala'au (areas utilized by Hawaiians for specialty hunting, gathering of bird feather and hardwoods for tools), and Kilo Hoku (Astronomy).  All artwork has been created by artists who live on the Big Island.