This thatched roof cultural village beside the Pacific Ocean with palm trees and Chamorro natives, was all that was needed for inspiration here.
Wildcat taught art all day, 8 hours a day for two days. Whole families came to each of these three workshops offered at different parts of the island, mothers and fathers, and their children and their cousins, on Saturdays and Sunday before and after attending Mass.
After the workshops, the Chamorro men brought mangos, with sea salt and beer and invited the artist's to stay and talk about art, politics and history. They made fine carvings and craft from coconuts and native woods, and like all artists seek a market.
