Next on the day’s agenda was a tour of the art space and surrounding traditional educational material. There were slate houses, taro smokers and even traditional style temporary huts. All of which were created as part of the educational process for the younger generation. This along with the interactions that artists working with the workshop were mandated to have with the community and more so the children was pretty admirable to us. Moreover the direct connection between these contemporary art expressions of traditional culture and a constant introduction of outsider perspectives within the community to be stimulating and beneficial to all the stakeholders involved. Additionally the exhibition of artistic works by foreigners revealed an openness in the community which welcomes people from outside and gives them a space to conduct creative and cultural exchanges.