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Makua and Kila
Holly Young2001
Public Art in Public Places
California, United States
[in situ]
This view shows the public space surrounding this two-piece cast patinated bronze and stone sculpture that depicts the characters in the Fred Van Dyke children's story of a young boy's friendship with a Monk seal. The sculpture includes the surrounding carved stone and native coastal foliage.
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Details
- Title: Makua and Kila
- Creator: Holly Young
- Date: 2001
- Date Created: 2001
- Physical Location: Public Art "Makua and Kila", Kuhio Beach, Honolulu, HI
- Subject Keywords: Public art, Public space, Fred Van Dyke, Children's Literature, Surfing Culture, Surfing, Kuhio Beach Park, Honolulu, Hawaiian art, Hawaii, United States of America, Public Art in Public Places
- Type: Sculpture, Public art
- External Link: Public Art in Public Places: "Makua and Kila", Google Maps: Public Art "Makua and Kila"
- Medium: bronze, stone, foliage, landscaping
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