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winter & spring 2019

create Unlocking creativity through exceptional visual arts education

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Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit visual arts education organization located in beautiful Upcountry Maui. Since 1934, Hui No‘eau has provided an accessible space for the community to experience and enjoy the visual arts. Throughout the year, the Hui hosts art classes for adults and children, artist lectures, fine art exhibitions, events, tours, and educational outreach programs. Working artist studios are nestled across the grounds and a gallery shop featuring artwork created by Hui members is located in the main house. As a communitybased organization, we thank you for helping us continue our mission of unlocking creativity through exceptional visual arts education and enhancing this endeavor through the preservation of the historic Kaluanui Estate.

letter from the director Happy holidays and happy New Year to our entire Hui ‘ohana! 2019 brings new and exciting opportunities to learn, create, and experience the visual arts at Hui No‘eau! I am excited to announce over 70 classes and workshops in this upcoming session that engage both keiki and adults. Explore your favorite art form, learn from a visiting artist, or try something new in this New Year!

We also look forward to another exciting exhibition season in 2019, including the Hui’s Annual Juried Exhibition (page 5). We can’t wait to see what the community has in store for us! It’s time for Art Affair 2019—Hui No‘eau’s premier annual fundraiser! This year’s event will take inspiration from the fascinating Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. You can learn more about this special event and Kusama on the next page.

upcoming events Hui Holidays 2018: Shop Local!

November 19 – December 24 Extended Holiday Shopping Hours: 9:00 am – 6:00 pm The Hui’s highly anticipated holiday shopping event returns with a winter wonderland of local and handmade items for everyone on your list! During this magical Hui Holidays season, the Hui gallery shop will expand to include even more one-ofa-kind handmade gifts by local artists and crafters, including paintings, ceramic pieces, handblown glass ornaments, locally made beauty products, and more! Our elves are happy to help you check off your shopping list. By shopping local, you’ll take part in the season of giving by supporting local artists and Hui No‘eau.

I am so grateful to all of our members and supporters for helping us in our mission of unlocking creativity through exceptional visual arts education and enhancing this endeavor through the preservation of the historic Kaluanui Estate. We look forward to another year of creativity together and I look forward to seeing you at the Hui soon! Mahalo nui loa, Meet Jennifer Oberg: Designer of the Hui Holidays 2018 Paper Dress

Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center 2841 Baldwin Avenue Makawao, Hawai‘i 96768 Open Daily / 9:00 am – 4:00 pm

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Celebrating Malama Wao Akua with Juror Mina Elison

Jennifer Oberg is a master dressmaker, trained at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles and London College of Fashion in England. She spent 10 years in Hollywood, working in film and television studio costume shops as a dressmaker and head of workroom. She is a member of Motion Picture Costumers Local 705 in Los Angeles. She moved to Maui in 2001 and has a sewing atelier located in Makawao. She focuses on wedding gowns and special occasion dresses. Join us at Hui Holidays to see Jennifer’s beautiful paper dress! jenniferoberg.com

5 Great Reasons to Attend Art Affair! 1

Enjoy a Fun Night Out: Treat yourself to a gourmet meal, open bar, live entertainment, dancing, opportunities to meet artists, and a fabulous live & silent auction! As one of the most unique and spirited gala fundraisers on Maui, Art Affair also gives you a chance to dress the part and play up this year’s artist theme!

Connect with Community: Our community comes together to celebrate a common love of the arts and the many ways it changes lives! Meet & mingle while enjoying outstanding local cuisine, live entertainment, and inspiring art work.

Expand Your Collection: Art Affair attracts collectors and enthusiasts who share an appreciation of the artwork created by emerging and established artists. Both live and silent auctions include incredible works that will enhance (or start!) your collection.

Support Visual Arts Education: Art Affair is our signature fundraiser—providing the Hui with much needed funds to continue offering engaging and impactful visual art classes and other learning opportunities all year round. By attending, you’ll help us unlock the creativity of artists of all ages through visual arts education!

Honor Volunteerism: Awarded at Art Affair, the Board of Directors Recognition Award & Angel Award were established to honor the extraordinary contributions of individuals to Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center.

Art Affair 2019

Saturday, February 23 / 5:00 – 10:00 pm Art Affair is Hui No‘eau’s premier art auction and social event benefitting community visual arts education! Held at the historic Kaluanui Estate, the evening event features a live and silent auction, live music, dancing, a gourmet seated dinner by Chef Bev Gannon and Celebrations Catering, signature drinks, and an opportunity to gather and celebrate with a wonderful community of visual arts supporters! This year’s event will take inspiration from artist Yayoi Kusama. Yayoi Kusama is an avant-garde Japanese artist who stages incredible installations, including some with hundreds of mirrored balls and lights. She is especially known for her use of polka dots, which are found in her installations, public sculptures, and “Dots Obsessions” paintings. Kusama currently lives in Toyko, creating work that appeals to the imagination and the senses! “Our earth is only one polka dot among a million stars in the cosmos. Polka dots are a way to infinity.” – Yayoi Kusama Purchase your tickets today! Visit huinoeau.com/art-events or call (808) 572-6560. VIP Individual: $250 ($170 tax-deductible) VIP Table of 10: $2500 ($1700 tax-deductible) Standard Individual: $195 ($115 tax-deductible) Standard Table of 10: $1950 ($1150 tax-deductible)

discover kaluanui

Weddings & Events: Create Lasting Memories at the Hui! Featuring extraordinary views of Haleakala, the West Maui Mountains and Maui’s North Shore, the Hui’s historic Mediterranean-style home offers a selection of spaces wrapped in dramatic architectural features that create a fresh, sophisticated, and unforgettable setting for your next event. The open and elegant space of the solarium and the sprawling grounds of the Kaluanui Estate provide an ideal environment for hosting rehearsal dinners, wedding ceremonies, receptions, cocktail parties, meetings, and fundraisers. Designed in 1917 by famous Honolulu architect C.W. Dickey for Harry Baldwin and his wife Ethel, the Kaluanui Estate has been a gathering place for some of the greatest artistic minds contributing to Maui arts and culture. Schedule a site visit today to see this timeless historic treasure in beautiful Upcountry Maui! Also, please ask about our wedding themed “To Have & To Hold” art programs for the couple or the wedding party. A Hui Teaching Artist will help you to make custom pieces such as your own wedding bands! Call (808) 572-6560 today!

The Gallery Shop at Kaluanui — Shop Local All Year! Open Daily / 9:00 am – 4:00 pm

Can’t make it in for the holidays? You can support Hui No‘eau all year long by shopping for Maui-made products in our gallery shop! Visitors and Maui locals rave about the Gallery Shop at Kaluanui! With beautiful and skillfully crafted handmade items for every occasion, the Gallery Shop at Kaluanui is filled with handmade items from over 75 local artisans and unique museum quality products. Purchases help support the Hui and local artists. Many of the items are made in the Hui’s very own studios. New items arrive all the time! The Gallery Shop is open daily with free admission!

Walking Tour of Kaluanui We welcome you to discover the 100+ year old Kaluanui Estate on this walking tour featuring history, architecture, and more than seventy specimens of plants and trees. About an hour in duration, this beautiful tour celebrates Upcountry Maui’s unique landscape and history. Guided Tour: Mondays & Wednesdays at 10:00 am Tour lasts approximately 1 hour $12 per Person Book online today at huinoeau.com or call (808) 572-6560!

Self-Guided Tour: Open Daily / 9:00 am – 4:00 pm We invite you to visit us at Kaluanui any day of the week to view the current exhibition, see working art studios, discover Maui history, and walk around the beautiful grounds of the Kaluanui Estate. A $6 Guidebook Kaluanui: Plants at the Hui is available for purchase at the Hui’s Front Desk.

hui happenings

Hui Angel Sandra Florence and Hui Corporate Sponsor Maui Coffee Roasters Recognized by the Maui Non-Profit Director’s Association On October 11, Maui Non-Profit Director’s Association awarded outstanding Hui volunteer and all around Maui humanitarian Sandra Florence with the 2018 Humanitarian Award. This award recognizes community members who soar to new heights in leadership through a commitment to positive change. Sandra was recognized for her steadfast support, leadership, volunteerism, and generosity to Hui No‘eau and numerous other Maui nonprofits such as Women Helping Women and the Maui Memorial Medical Center Foundation. Sandra was nominated by the staff of Hui No‘eau. Tim Garcia accepted the award on Sandra’s behalf. Congratulations Sandra! We also send our congratulations to Maui Coffee Roasters for receiving the Community Business Award! They were nominated by the staff of Hui No‘eau for their generous support of the Hui as annual corporate sponsors and also for their endless support of almost ALL sectors in Maui County from education to arts, healthcare, animals, and everything in between! The award was accepted by Mike Okazaki on behalf of Maui Coffee Roasters’ owner Nick Matichyn. Congratulations to all!

Arts and Cultural Organizations Have Value! As a nonprofit visual arts center, Hui No‘eau is a place that fosters creativity, self-expression, and joy! The Hui’s art studios and the beautiful grounds of Kaluanui inspire 25,000 people each year. The Hui is also a local business! We employ local people and purchase goods and services from other local businesses. The Hui also creates art related opportunities for visitors to spend their dollars here on Maui. According to research by Americans for the Arts, spending by the State of Hawai‘i’s nonprofit arts and cultural organizations and their audiences totaled $205.6 million in fiscal year 2015. As we enter 2019, the Hui is grateful to be part of both the economy and the community on Maui. Thank you for supporting the Hui and recognizing the value and importance of nonprofit arts and cultural organizations. Mahalo!

exhibitions

Gallery Hours: FREE & Open Daily 9:00 am – 4:00 pm

Call to Artists!

Mark your calendars and get your creative submissions ready! Prospectuses, entry forms, and applications for all upcoming exhibitions are available (or coming soon) to huinoeau.com.

Annual Juried Exhibition

January 11 – February 15 Receiving Day: January 2 / 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Opening Reception: January 11 / 5:00 – 7:00 pm

Mahalo to the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority for their support of the Hui’s Exhibition Program.

Retrospective: Douglas Chun

March 8 – April 12 Opening Reception: March 8 / 5:00 – 7:00 pm The “Retrospective Series” was designed to acknowledge the contributions of individuals who have made a profound influence on local art and to share their work and ideas with the community. Celebrated Maui artist Douglas Chun will be the featured retrospective artist in honor of his life and contributions to Maui’s visual arts community and Hui No‘eau.

This prestigious competition gives the Maui community and visitors an opportunity to view current work by local artists in all media. The Hawai‘i State Foundation on Culture & the Arts recognizes this exhibition each year through its Art in Public Places Program. Nationally renowned guest jurors from Maui, Hawai‘i, and beyond offer a different perspective for a unique show every year.

Themed Juried Exhibition: Six-Word Memoirs April 26 – June 7 Receiving Day: April 16 / 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Opening Reception: April 26 / 5:00 – 7:00 pm

Legend has it that Ernest Hemingway was once challenged to write a story in only six words. His response? “For sale: baby shoes, never worn.” In November 2006, Larry Smith, founder of SMITH Magazine, gave the six-word novel a personal twist by asking his community to describe their lives in exactly six words. They sent in short life stories in droves, from the bittersweet (“Cursed with cancer, blessed with friends”) and poignant (“I still make coffee for two”) to the inspirational (“From migrant worker to NASA astronaut”) and hilarious (“Married by Elvis, divorced by Friday”). And the Six-Word Memoir project was born. Since then, Six-Word Memoir project has become a global phenomenon and a bestselling book series. Six-Word Memoirs have been featured in hundreds of media outlets from NPR to The New Yorker, covered on tens of thousands of blogs, and, as of Summer 2010, can be found inside 1 million Honest Tea bottle caps.

Hui No‘eau is thrilled to collaborate with Larry Smith to bring Six-Word Memoirs to Maui, combining the written word with visual arts in this exciting and dynamic exhibition! Questions? Contact Exhibitions Coordinator Katie Peterson at katiep@huinoeau.com or (808) 572-6560 ext. 33.

Mazatl is a graphic maker from Mexico City. His work includes large-scale woodcuts in public areas as well as graphic murals. He is dedicated to collaborating with groups, collectives, artists, and movements that seek social, political, and environmental justice in local communities. Kill Joy is a printmaker who lives in Mexico City and is inspired by mythology, nature, and Memento Mori.

GRAFICA: AUWAHI with Artist in Residence Mazatl

Malama Wao Akua Exhibition Opening & Closing Celebrations

In May & June 2018, Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center presented GRAFICA: AUWAHI—a project in collaboration with 2018 Artist in Residence Mazatl, Visiting Artist Kill Joy, and the Auwahi Forest Restoration Project. Auwahi dry forest on southwest Haleakala is one of the last representatives of a nearly lost and biologically unique Hawaiian forest type. For many Hawaiian species, including several with great cultural importance, Auwahi appears to be their last stand.

Hui No‘eau & East Maui Watershed Partnership celebrated the opening of the Malama Wao Akua Exhibition with a wonderful gathering of artists and conservationists! We were honored to celebrate the 51 adults, 14 high school students, 22 middle school students, and 10 elementary school students who contributed 117 pieces to this exhibition. We hope you enjoyed getting to know 78 unique native species represented in the Hui gallery. Mahalo to East Maui Watershed Partnership, the exhibiting artists, Jurors Mina Elison and Dr. Fern Duvall II, Halau Ke‘ala Kahinano O Puna, and our entire community for celebrating the visual arts and conservation on Maui! We also send our deepest appreciation to sponsors and community supporters Aloha Recycling, the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority, Old Lahaina Lu‘au, Flatbread Pizza, and Mana Foods.

Over 6 weeks, residency activities included artist research, studio visits, school outreach programs, the installation of the GRAFICA: AUWAHI mural, and the creation of two original woodblock prints by Mazatl and Kill Joy, featured in the Hui’s Wahi Pana Auwahi Exhibition and recognized by the Hawai‘i State Foundation on Culture and the Arts Art in Public Places Program. Limited edition prints of Mazatl and Kill Joy’s work are available for sale. Contact (808) 572-6560 for details.

September 14 & November 10, 2018

We also would like to thank the fabulous vendors and conservation groups who attended the “Plants & Crafts” Closing Celebration! Mahalo to Tom Calhoun, Cherie Attix of Pu‘u Hale Prints, Grace Hazel, Pam Street, Jonathan Mann, Evelyn Brown, Melissa Bruck, Native Nursery, Ono Pono Acai, Maui Empanadas, East Maui Watershed Partnership, Maui Nui Seabird Recovery Project, Maui Forest Bird Recovery Project, Haleakala National Park, Mauna Kahalawai Watershed Partnership, Plant Extinction Prevention Program, State of Hawai‘i Department of Land and Natural Resources, and the Kohola Project! Photography by Bryan Berkowitz

Mina Elison, Dr. Fern Duvall II

Inger Tully, Eleykaa Tully, Janet Sato

Beatrice Jongeneelen

Hoaka Delos Reyes

Paul Janes-Brown, Roberta Ann Weisenburg

Judy McCorkle, Thomas Reed

Mahalo to the Laila Twigg-Smith Art Fund of Hawai‘i Community Foundation for their generous support in making this residency possible.

Sarine Leticia, Melissa Bruck

Halau Ke‘ala Kahinano O Puna

East Maui Watershed Partnership

Julia Cordi

Sara Tekula, Joseph Imhoff

Cherie Attix

visiting artists

ROBERT REGIS DVORÁK

JEFF JUHLIN

Salt Lake City, Utah January 26 – February 3

Sacramento, California January 12 – 14

Robert Regis Dvorák presents workshops and lectures on creativity, drawing, and painting for colleges, universities, and art centers. He is the author of The Magic of Drawing, Drawing Without Fear, Experiential Drawing, The Practice of Drawing as Meditation, Travel Drawing and Painting and The Pocket Drawing Book. He is the author of “Twenty Minutes to a Beautiful Figure” featured in Watercolor: An American Artist Publication. He has presented his workshops for the University of California Santa Cruz, Foothill and De Anza Colleges, the University of Hawai‘i, the Palo Alto Art Center, and others. youcreate.com

Spontaneous Drawing as a Meditation Saturday, 1 day January 12 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Spontaneous Watercolor

Sunday, 1 day January 13 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Watercolor painting can be learned by anyone! In this class, you will learn to paint luminous watercolors through a sequence of easy exercises. Students will discover the spontaneous characteristics of watercolor and learn foundational skills, color theory, and brush techniques. No matter your skill level, this class will have you painting skies, people, landscapes, and abstracts with freedom! Tuition: $97 ($121 nonmember) Supply Fee (optional): $30 watercolor kit & paper Please purchase by December 28 if you would like the supply kit. A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Want to draw with freedom and ease? Beginners, artists, and teachers who would like to draw without fear will love this class! Students will learn to draw faces, people, trees, and landscape subjects. The class will also practice drawing as a form of meditation. Tuition: $95 ($119 nonmember) Supply Fee: $24

Painting Flowers Simply & Beautifully Monday, 1 day January 14 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Bryan

Learn to paint in watercolor using easy techniques that make flowers glow! Designed to give you skill and success, this class will focus on the spontaneous representation of flowers rather than a realistic style. Students will explore layout and composition, color mixing and blending for light, shade, and shadow, brush techniques, graded washes, lost and found edges, and more! Prerequisite: previous watercolor experience Tuition: $95 ($119 nonmember) Supply Fee (optional): $18 watercolor kit A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Jeff Juhlin is a nationally recognized artist known for his encaustic and mixed media painting and printmaking work that evokes a meditative and grounded exploration of color, space, and markmaking. Jeff has been working with encaustic for over fifteen years. Jeff studied at the University of Utah and the Bellas Artes in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. He holds a BFA from the San Francisco Art Institute. Jeff’s work has been featured in several publications including Encaustic with a Textile Sensibility by Daniela Woolf and Encaustic Art in the 21st Century by Anne Lee & Ashley Rooney. He is represented in galleries in Salt Lake City, Denver, Scottsdale, and Santa Fe. jeffjuhlin.com

Encaustic: The Basics & Beyond Session 1: Saturday & Sunday, 2 days January 26 & 27 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Session 2: Tuesday & Wednesday, 2 days January 29 & 30 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Students will learn the basics of an ancient painting technique that uses hot beeswax mixed with resin and pigment. Popular for use with collage materials, image transfers, and photography, encaustic painting involves applying layers of molten wax to a support surface and fusing each additional layer to the previous layer with heat. Each participant will complete one or more small paintings during the workshop and will come away knowing how to prepare surfaces, melt paint, mix colors, create transfers and collages, and more! This class is ideal for both beginners and intermediate level students and is designed as an introduction for those new to the basic process of encaustic. For those artists with prior experience, Jeff will cover more advanced techniques. Tuition: $175 ($219 nonmember) Supply Fee: $65 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Encaustic Intensive

Friday – Sunday, 3 days February 1 – 3 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Designed for those artists who have some prior experience with encaustic, this workshop will refine and develop skills with basic encaustic while also exploring more advanced techniques. Participants will work with diverse materials such as paper and fabric that can be incorporated into artwork through collage. Students will also explore mark-making, advanced ways of creating line and texture, transparent color layering, and techniques for creating smooth surfaces. Optional informal individual critique/discussions will be offered to all during the second and third day of the workshop. Prerequisite: Encaustic: The Basics & Beyond or equivalent experience Tuition: $250 ($313 nonmember) Supply Fee: $75 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

ANIA GILMORE

Lexington, Massachusetts February 15 – 17 Born in Warsaw, Poland, Ania Gilmore received her BFA with honors in Graphic Design from Massachusetts College of Art and Design, studied printmaking, book arts and fibers at the Rhode Island School of Design, the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, and at the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts in Maine. Her portfolio includes works on paper, artist books, fiber art, and mixed-media. Ania has worked as an independent curator in the US and internationally. Her works are featured in several publications and are in public and private collections in Australia, Hungry, Iraq, Japan, Korea, Poland, Romania, UK, and USA. aniaart.com

Joomchi: Practicing Gratitude with Korean Felting Friday – Sunday, 3 days February 15 – 17 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Joomchi is a traditional Korean technique of felting mulberry fibers (hanji) that creates strong, textural and painterly surfaces by layering and agitating hanji with water. Release your creativity and immerse yourself in a hands-on Joomchi workshop and learn its history, practice, and role in Korean society. Ania will share how she alters the properties of fibers to create a range of papers from smooth leather-like to strong textural pieces. Students will create a wall hanging and personal jewelry piece. Joomchi may be incorporated in 2D & 3D forms into surface design, collage, drawing, and wearable art. Tuition: $225 ($282 nonmember) Supply Fee: $30 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

visiting artists continued... MELANIE RICK

San Diego, California February 23

Melanie Rick is a National Board Certified Teacher, certified Reading Specialist, and co-owner and senior arts integration consultant for Focus 5, Inc. She designs and leads workshops, in-depth courses, and summer institutes focused on aligning arts integration, best instructional practices, and current research in the fields of arts and education. Melanie works in art museums, schools, and art centers across the country. She is currently a course leader and instructional arts coach for the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Art’s Changing Education Through the Arts (CETA) program in Washington, D.C. She also served as the CETA program consultant for five years, working with teaching artists to develop and evaluate workshops presented at the Kennedy Center. Melanie holds her MA in Literacy Curriculum and Instruction from Virginia Tech and her BA in Elementary and Special Education from Clemson University. She has twenty years of experience integrating the arts with education. artsintegrationconsulting.com

Professional Development for Teachers of Pre-K through 2nd Grades

ROBYNN SMITH Aptos, California March 7 – 10

Robynn Smith earned her BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and her MA and MFA from San Jose State University. She is a Professor Emeritus at Monterey Peninsula College, where she ran the Studio Arts program for many years. Notable workshop teaching and residencies include Anderson Ranch Art Center, Donkey Mill Art Center, Honolulu Printmakers, Landscape Arts Research in Queenstown, Tasmania, Open Studio in Toronto, Kala Art Institute, Snowmass Village, Frans Masereel Centrum, and Rhode Island School of Design. Robynn exhibits her prints and mixed media paintings nationally and internationally, in museums, educational art institutions, and galleries. robynnsmith.com

“Talk Story” & Demonstration: Safe Studio Practices with Caligo Safe Wash Inks — FREE! Thursday, 1 day March 7 / 4:00 – 5:00 pm

This demonstration will offer you tips and tricks resulting in a fully nonThese workshops are designed to support teachers! It is highly recommended to take both workshops for toxic printmaking practice, using high quality, water soluble inks that offer the most comprehensive understanding. These programs meet the ASK core area of “Planning Learning rich color, permanence and the same luscious workability you have come Experience” and certificates will be provided. to love in traditional etching and relief inks. We will use Caligo Safe Wash inks by Cranfield Colours. They clean up fast with soap and water! Session 2: Let’s Write Like Artists! Session 1: Lines & Shapes: Drawing as Pre-Writing Integrating Visual Art & Geometry Saturday, 1 day Saturday, 1 day February 23 / 12:00 – 3:00 pm February 23 / 8:30 – 11:00 am Lines and shapes, concepts central to pre K-2nd grade mathematical understanding, are also building blocks of visual art. In this workshop, teachers will explore how students can construct and demonstrate their understanding of geometry as well as letter and number formation through visual art. Teachers will learn the basic vocabulary for identifying and describing various types of lines and 2D shapes in works of art and create abstract drawings and cut-paper compositions that allow all types of learners to be creative and successful. Tuition: $10

Pre-emerging and emerging writers often draw pictures to communicate. In this workshop, teachers will first learn to build students’ visual literacy skills to demonstrate how illustrators and artists communicate meaning. Combining visual literacy skills with lines and shapes helps students begin to draw much more descriptively. This workshop allows all types of learners to be creative and begin to write like artists! Tuition: $10

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Magical Monotype

Saturday & Sunday, 2 days March 9 & 10 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Monotype, “the painterly print,” is a very free and loose way to work, yielding quick colorful results. In this workshop, you will be painting on acrylic plates and running them through the press, once or multiple times. Images may be realistic or abstract and are sure to be surprising and beautiful. Students may work from their imagination, photographs, or sketches and will be guided through many monotype techniques such as additive/subtractive inking, multiple drops, and viscosity effects. All levels will enjoy this workshop! Tuition: $155 ($194 nonmember) Supply Fee: $75 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

ALMUT RIEBE

Frankfurt, Germany March 30 – April 5 Almut Riebe is an award-winning German graphic designer, artist, and workshop facilitator in the creative field. She loves to inspire and support students in exploring their creative potential through different art techniques like drawing, collage, and photography. She has taught in universities, museums, and adult education centers in Germany and abroad. Almut’s work has been exhibited and reviewed in magazines. almut-riebe.de

Photographic Discoveries: Color, Shape, and Meaning in Images Saturday & Sunday, 2 days March 30 & 31 / 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Discover the pictorial elements of color, lines, and shape and how to create meaning in photographs. This photographic “expedition” not only examines design elements, but also encourages exploration and the development of new perspectives. This workshop combines theoretical and experimental practices and is great for beginners and those who want to reconsider their approach to photography. All you need is a camera! Tuition: $110 ($138 nonmember) A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Everyday Art

Thursday, 1 day April 5 / 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Programs at Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center are supported in part by the State Foundation on Culture and the Arts and other foundations and individuals.

Everybody is able to make art out of almost anything. While applying art techniques like collages, watercolor, and ink and felt pen drawings, students will work with ordinary everyday materials (such as cardboard, newspapers, or wastepaper). Peculiarities of the materials, such as buckles or imprints on the cardboard, will become part of the art piece and will be welcomed as an expression of individuality. Together, the class will discover the expressiveness of everyday materials, have fun, and create amazing pieces of art. Tuition: $55 ($69 nonmember) A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

visiting artists continued... CAMERON SCHMITZ

CAMILLE CARNEVALE

Cameron Schmitz is an abstract painter who has a background in landscape and figurative painting. She earned her MFA in Painting from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, her BFA in Painting & Drawing from the University of New Hampshire, and studied Art and Art History at Studio Arts Centers International in Florence, Italy. Her work has been featured at Fitchburg Art Museum, Northern Arizona University Art Museum, Green Mountain College, Kyoto Seika University, Emory University, Metro Gallery in Burlington, VT and Brooklyn Expo Center and Rogue Space and in New York, NY. Notable recent press includes her work featured in Fresh Paint Magazine, Professional Artist Magazine and being interviewed in a two-part series on the popular podcast, Savvy Painter. She is represented by several galleries on the East Coast. Cameron also teaches painting workshops at the River Gallery School of Art in Brattleboro, VT. cameronschmitz.com

Camille Carnevale was born and raised in Upstate, NY. She studied jewelry design and gemology at the Gemological Institute of America. Her work as a jeweler has been featured in major publications such as British Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar and Vanity Fair. Camille Carnevale Fine Jewelry is manufactured in downtown Honolulu along with her commercial brand, Rose + Wild. camillecarnevale.com

Bernardston, Massachusetts March 30 & 31

Abstract Painting: Working in a Series Saturday & Sunday, 2 days March 30 & 31 / 10:00 am – 2:30 pm

In this workshop, students will explore the process of painting in a series in order to quickly develop exciting visual ideas. While working intuitively, painters will gain momentum and flow. Students will strive to build a small body of harmonious works. Appropriate for both beginning and advanced students, this workshop will encourage self-expression through the use of color and brushwork. Individualized instruction will be augmented by demonstrations, discussions, and slide presentations that feature examples of work from artists past and present, focusing on issues of personal expression, composition, color, and technique. While Cameron will demonstrate and work in oils, students are welcome to work in either oils or acrylics. Tuition: $155 ($194 nonmember) A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Honolulu, Hawai‘i April 5 – 7

Online Jewelry Marketing Friday, 1 day April 5 / 10:00 am – 3:00 pm

Learn how to successfully market your product through your website and Instagram. Camille will give you the tools and techniques necessary for starting an online jewelry business. Bring your laptop computer if you can! Tuition: $65 ($82 nonmember) A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Stone Setting

Saturday & Sunday, 2 days April 6 & 7 / 10:00 am – 3:00 pm Learn how to set diamonds and bezels in this midrange stone setting class. This workshop will bring your jewelry to life by adding sparkle and showing the ultimate in craftsmanship through the ancient technique of stone setting. Prerequisite: advanced knowledge of jewelry making Tuition: $125 ($156 nonmember) Supply Fee: $70 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Art with Aloha

EMILY GUI

ROSE PI‘ILANI BAILEY

Emily Gui is an experimental printmaker and mixed-media artist. She works primarily in silkscreen, cyanotype, and drawing. Her work often tests the limits of traditional printmaking techniques by layering and combining materials and processes. She has exhibited in galleries throughout New York and the Bay Area. In 2015, she was selected by the Print Club of New York to exhibit and speak at their annual Print Exhibition. She is currently an artist in residence at Kala Art Institute in Berkeley. She also teaches printmaking at City College of San Francisco and UC Berkeley Art Studio. emilygui.com

Born and raised on her grandparent’s Kula farm, Rose Pi‘ilani Bailey is a hula dancer and Hawaiian arts practitioner. She has learned family traditions that have been passed down for many generations and takes pride in using many native Hawaiian plants and materials in her lei making and other hana no‘eau (arts). She uses local flowers grown at her own home, fresh from the farm, to make lei and floral arrangements. In addition, Rose collaborates on special events such as weddings and graduations, teaches the art of lei making and hula, tends to her family’s fruit and flower farms, and styles photoshoots. kularoses.com / @KulaRoses

Botanical Silkscreen

Session 2: Friday, 1 day January 18 / 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

San Francisco, California April 27 & 28

Saturday & Sunday, 2 days April 27 & 28 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Inspired by the beautiful gardens at the Hui, this class will use plants, flowers, and natural materials to gain an overview of all of the basics of silkscreen. Using drawings, digital photos, and plants themselves, students will learn how create a stencil, “burn a screen,” and print on a variety of materials including paper, fabric, and clothing. This class will discuss traditional, experimental, and “doit-yourself” techniques. Everyone will leave the class with their own silkscreen, the knowledge to keep printing at home, and many prints. This weekend intensive class is a great choice for beginners or more experienced printers who need a refresher or want to troubleshoot their project ideas. Tuition: $145 ($182 nonmember) Supply Fee: $65 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Kula, Hawai‘i December 15, January 16 & 18

Lei Po‘o Workshop

Session 1: Saturday, 1 day December 15 / 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Everyone loves a flower lei! Spend the morning playing with flowers and learning to make a beautiful lei po‘o for your head. After this workshop, you’ll wear your crown proudly! Tuition: $15 Supply Fee: $18 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

“Talk Story” & Hair Piece Demonstration with Rose — FREE! Wednesday, 1 day January 16 / 10:00 am – 11:00 am

Stop by, “talk story,” watch, and learn! Rose will demonstrate how to make a beautiful floral hairpiece!

Art with Aloha continued...

Art with Aloha programs support learning in Hawaiian art, craft, and cultural forms. Mahalo to the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority for supporting the Hui’s Art with Aloha program.

KELE KANAHELE

DALANI TANAHY

Kele Kanahele was born and raised on the island of Ni‘ihau. Starting at age 5, he learned to make Ni‘ihau shell lei from his grandma and grandpa—and completed his first 36” pikake lei at twelve years old. He is a master Ni‘ihau shell lei designer and has traveled around Hawai‘i, the continental United States, and Japan to teach workshops. He also teaches ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i! He enjoys sharing his knowledge with students and seeing them successfully make beautiful lei and earrings.

Dalani Tanahy is a native of San Diego, California with maternal roots from Waikapu, Maui. A lifelong artist in many media, she was drawn to kapa making over 15 years ago. Dalani’s favorite kapa to make are the ones people will use, whether a pa‘u to wear for a wedding, a baby’s blanket, or burial kapa. She is known for making soft and pliable kapa. With kapa education always at the forefront of her work, she enjoys teaching students about the ingenuity, patience, and artistry of not only Hawaiians, but all of our ancestors who respected and worked with the ‘aina. kapahawaii.com

Ni‘ihau & Volcano, Hawai‘i February 9 & 10

“Talk Story” with Kele! — FREE! Saturday, 1 day February 9 / 11:00 am – 12:00 pm

Join us as we “talk story” with Kele Kanahele about life on the westernmost Hawaiian Island of Ni‘ihau. Kele will also show examples some of his incredible lei made with beautiful Ni‘ihau shells.

Ni‘ihau Shell Earrings

Sunday, 1 day February 10 / 10:00 am – 2:00 pm Learn to create beautiful Ni‘ihau shell earrings! Kele Kanahele will teach authentic techniques and students will walk away with a beautiful, wearable set of earrings made with treasured Ni‘ihau shells. Tuition: $30 Supply Fee: $75 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Wai‘anae, Hawai‘i March 2 & 3

“Talk Story” & Demonstration with Dalani — FREE! Saturday, 1 day March 2 / 1:00 – 2:00 pm

Dalani will “talk story” about the art of kapa—a Hawaiian cloth made from the pounded bark of the wauke (paper mulberry) plant. You’ll also get to see a bit of the complex process that goes into making these lovely pieces of natural Hawaiian cloth used as clothing, blankets, and for ceremonial purposes. You’ll be fascinated by what you learn!

Understanding Hawaiian Kapa Sunday, 1 day March 3 / 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Join us for this special opportunity to gain hands-on experience with kapa making! After learning about the historic importance and demise of Hawaiian kapa, students will make ‘ohe kapala stamps, beat the kapa using traditional tools and methods, make dyes, and discover different Hawaiian kapa designs. Tuition: $85 Supply Fee: $50 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

glassblowing

BYOG: Blow Your Own Glass! — Level 1

Beginning Glassblowing: Drop It Like It’s Hot! — Level 1

Megan White Available by reservation! Julia Cordi Please call (808) 572-6560 ext. 21 to book your spot and specify Saturdays, 4 weeks / 5:00 – 8:00 pm your preferred time! Session 1: January 26 – February 16 Session 2: March 9 – 30 Blow Your Own Glass is an opportunity to experience the joy of glassblowing! You’ll assist in creating a glass object of your choice In this hands-on class, students will gain a solid and design and make either an ornament, paperweight, sea float, understanding of how glass moves and will create a variety flower, small cup, or bowl. Teaching Artist Megan White will spend of shapes, which may include paperweights, ornaments, approximately 30 minutes with each person while creating magic cups, bowls, and more. With each new shape, students will before your eyes—together! refine skills at gathering glass onto the rod, shaping it with Tuition & Supply Fee: $95 per person various tools, and adding basic color applications to glass. A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class Hot shop safety, etiquette, and proper form are included description. in each lesson. Class sizes are limited to enhance learning (and fun!). Tuition: $195 ($244 nonmember) Supply & Lab Fee: $75 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

floral art

Freestyle Ikebana — Level 1 Larry Tonogan Wednesday, 1 day 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Session 1: January 9 Session 2: March 6

LIVE GLASSBLOWING DEMOS!

1st Wednesday of the Month / 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Stop by the Hui’s glassblowing studio and watch a Teaching Artist in action!

Students will learn basic concepts of the Japanese style of flower arranging in a shallow dish. The class will practice manipulating various types of plants and flowers and learn ways to enhance arrangements using proportion, texture, and color. Larry will provide flowers for students and teach a new arrangement each session. Tuition: $25 ($32 nonmember) Supply Fee: $10 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau. com under the class description.

jewelry & metalsmithing

Jewelry & Metalsmithing Guided Open Studio — Level 2

Drop-In Jewelry Basics: Bangles & Rings! — Level 1

J.B. Rea Tuesdays, 8 weeks / 6:00 – 9:00 pm Session 1: January 8 – February 26 Session 2: March 5 – April 23

Julie Matheis 3rd Wednesday of the Month! / 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Session 1: January 16 Session 2: February 20 Session 3: March 20 Session 4: April 17

If you’ve ever wished for more guidance without having to work on a specific class assignment, this is the program for you! Teaching Artist J.B. Rea will be available for individualized assistance—answering questions and troubleshooting problems. This class is one step above Open Studio (no instruction) while allowing for a bit more freedom than the Hui’s more structured classes. Please come to class with projects! Prerequisite: level 2 jewelry class or instructor’s permission Tuition: $265 (members only, includes lab fee) A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Next Level Jewelry — Level 2 Roberta Ann Weisenburg Session 1: Wednesdays, 4 weeks January 9 – February 6 (No class on January 16) 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Session 2: Mondays, 4 weeks March 18 – April 8 / 6:00 – 9:00 pm

Are you ready to create your own designs and learn new techniques? This class is for you! Students will learn to use the more advanced tools found in the Hui’s studio, improve soldering skills, and refine designs for faster and more successful fabrication. Many other techniques will be learned as students troubleshoot designs and work on individual projects. Students may come with a design idea or choose a project from Roberta’s inspiring binder of options. Refresh your skills and try a simple project in one day—or sign up for all four and keep learning! Prerequisite: Beginning Jewelry or equivalent experience 4-Week Tuition: $95 ($119 nonmember) Supply & Lab Fee: $35 1-Day Tuition: $45 ($56 nonmember) Supply & Lab Fee: $10 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Hui Teaching Artist Julie Matheis will guide you through all the steps to create a wearable piece of jewelry—either bangles or stacking rings. No previous experience is required and you’ll walk away with a Mauimade keepsake—and new metalsmithing skills! We provide all the tools and metal you’ll need. For the bangles class, you are welcome to bring your own shells or charms to personalize your jewelry even more. Tuition: $35 ($44 nonmember) Supply & Lab Fee: $15 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

JOIN US IN THE JEWELRY STUDIO!

When you sign up for a Hui jewelry class of 6 weeks or longer, you’ll receive complimentary access to the Hui’s jewelry open studio for the duration of your class! Learn more at huinoeau.com/open-studios!

WANT MORE?

Find an additional jewelry class in the Visiting Artists section on page 11!

Intermediate/Advanced Casting, Stone Setting & More! — Level 2+ David L. Welty Wednesdays, 6 weeks January 16 – February 20 / 5:00 – 8:00 pm The main goal of this class is to give intermediate and advanced students a chance to work in a personalized learning environment with Master Goldsmith David L. Welty. Whether designing, stone setting, wax carving, or casting, this class will focus on developing greater detail, precision, and quality in jewelry work. Students who are self-directed, focused, and goal oriented will make great improvements in their work as they set their own personal goals that David will help them to achieve. Prerequisite: Prospective students should have a solid body of jewelry work and personal tools or should be willing to purchase some additional high-quality tools to achieve greater precision for a better outcome. Tuition: $195 ($244 nonmember) Supply Fee: $50 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Beginning Jewelry — Level 1 Session 1: Roberta Ann Weisenburg Mondays, 6 weeks January 21 – March 4 (No class on February 11) 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Session 2: Roberta Ann Weisenburg Wednesdays, 6 weeks February 27 – April 3 / 6:00 – 9:00 pm Session 3: Julie Matheis Mondays, 6 weeks April 8 – May 13 / 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Get ready to create your own wearable works of art, including pendants, bracelets, earrings, and/or rings! This class teaches fundamental fabrication techniques using wire and sheet metals; students will cut, drill, saw, file, stamp, solder, pierce metal, learn polishing techniques, and bezel set a stone. Note: Shell jewelry will not be specifically addressed. Tuition: $195 ($244 nonmember) Supply & Lab Fee: $45 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Shape & Form in Metal — Level 2 J.B. Rea Thursdays, 6 weeks / 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Session 1: January 31 – March 14 (No class on February 14) Session 2: March 28 – May 2 Students will gain a solid understanding of basic processes and learn more advanced types of metal forming, including hammering wire and sheet into curvilinear 3-D forms. Bracelets, boxes, and pendants all take on more interest when bent and formed by hand. Prerequisite: Beginning Jewelry or equivalent experience Tuition: $195 ($244 nonmember) Supply & Lab Fee: $50 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

ceramics

Beginning Wheel Throwing — Level 1 Finding Your Voice in Clay — Level 1 Deb Zaleski Wednesdays, 8 weeks / 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Session 1: January 16 – March 6 Session 2: March 27 – May 15 Designed for those with no prior experience or who want to review the basics, this class will impart the basic techniques of wheel throwing, including clay preparation, centering, throwing vertical and flat forms, and trimming. Students will be sure to enjoy the hands-on experience of transforming clay into functional objects of inspiration. Tuition: $250 ($313 nonmember) Supply Fee: $20 / Lab Fee: $30 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Ceramics Guided Open Studio — Level 2

Join Jennifer Owen in a sophisticated exploration of the most basic of techniques for making art out of clay: pinching! This is the ultimate hand-building technique, which allows an intimacy and meditation with the clay since your hands are the primary tools. Jennifer will demonstrate shaping, embossing, texturing, adding narrative such as figures, multiple rims and feet, and glazing. The class is open to beginners as well as experienced potters. No wheel instruction will be given, but if students already know how to throw, they may use the wheel to facilitate larger and more quickly formed “pinch pots.” Tuition: $125 ($156 nonmember) Supply Fee: $20 / Lab Fee: $30 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Footed Platters on Molds — Level 1

Bob Flint Thursdays, 8 weeks / 6:00 – 9:00 pm Session 1: January 17 – March 7 Session 2: March 28 – May 16

Jennifer Owen Mondays, 5 weeks April 8 – May 6 / 5:00 – 8:00 pm

If you’ve ever wished for more guidance without having to work on a specific class assignment, this is the program for you! Our expert Teaching Artist Bob Flint will be available for individualized assistance— answering questions and troubleshooting problems. This class is one step above Open Studio (no instruction) while allowing for a bit more freedom than the Hui’s more structured classes. Prerequisite: Beginning Ceramics or equivalent experience Tuition: $250 (members only) Supply Fee: $20 / Lab Fee: $30 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Jennifer Owen Mondays, 6 weeks January 21 – February 25 / 6:00 – 8:00 pm

Learn to make large, professional platters and fruit/salad bowls with ease, using slabs of clay shaped over molds with added feet or foot rings. Students will use “foot molds” to create innovative foot designs or will use the potter’s wheel (easy even for those who’ve never “thrown” before) to add foot rings that raise the platter elegantly above the table. Decoration, textures, and unique rim treatments create even more interesting options! This class is open to all levels! Tuition: $155 ($194 nonmember) Supply Fee: $20 / Lab Fee: $30 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

JOIN US IN THE CERAMICS STUDIO!

When you sign up for a class of 6 weeks, you’ll receive complimentary access to the Hui’s ceramics open studio for the duration of your class! Learn more at huinoeau.com/open-studios!

painting & drawing

Abstract Oil Painting — Level 2

Art of Healing — Level 1

Tony Walholm Are you ready to study with a master of the language of abstract expressionism? Tony is available for private or group instruction. Please contact the Registrar at (808) 572-6560 ext. 21 to schedule lessons. Lessons are three-hours (minimum) and prices are based on the number of students participating.

Emilia De Castro Mondays, 7 weeks March 25 – May 6 / 9:00 – 11:00 am

Realistic Drawing for Timid Beginners: Tropical Fish — Level 1 Julia Cost Saturday & Sunday, 2 days January 19 & 20 / 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Everyone can learn to draw realistically! Students will learn to draw a series of tropical fish through guided step-by-step instructions, training their eyes to understand the basic elements of shape and translate that information onto paper. Students will gain skills in a non-competitive classroom environment with lots of supportive instruction and produce a realistic drawing to take home. Materials will include pencil, pen, and colored pencil. Tuition: $75 ($94 nonmember) Supply Fee: $15 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Discover the Qualities of Watercolor — Level 1 Christine Waara Saturday & Sunday, 2 days March 9 & 10 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Take the mystery out of watercolor and learn the basic techniques and materials you’ll need to create light-filled watercolor paintings that will not turn to mud. An emphasis on color mixing, value, technique, and demonstration will show students how to transform the ordinary into the breathtaking. This basic skills class will be both informative and fun-filled! Tuition: $125 ($156 nonmember) A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

In this unique series, students will experience art as a healing power. Emilia will guide students through interactive art, movement, aromatherapy, music, meditation, and more! Each class will focus on a different chakra and color for a holistic healing experience through art! Tuition: $125 ($156 nonmember) Supply Fee: $20 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Just the Basics: Beginning Oil Painting with Color Theory & Composition — Level 1 Terry Lopez Friday – Sunday, 3 days April 12 – 14 / 9:00 am – 2:00 pm This class is designed especially to help beginners get started quickly! Focusing on “just the basics,” students will learn the essentials of oil painting and become comfortable with the various media, solvents, brushes, and paints available. Terry will guide students through basic palette color choices and how to mix colors using simple color theory. On the second day of class, students will be encouraged to paint a simple still life. Tuition: $80 ($100 nonmember) Supply Fee: $90 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

WANT MORE?

Find additional painting classes in the Visiting Artists section on pages 7-8 & 10-11.

Visit huinoeau.com or call (808) 572-6560 ext. 21!

printmaking

Prontoplate Lithography — Level 1

Drop-In Printmaking Basics: Monotype & Linocut! — Level 1

Tania Arens Saturday & Sunday, 2 days January 12 & 13 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Tania Arens 4th Wednesday of the Month! / 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Session 1: January 23 (Monotype) Session 2: February 27 (Linocut) Session 3: March 27 (Monotype) Session 4: April 24 (Linocut)

With this popular nontoxic approach to lithography, you can easily combine your own artistic marks with digital images! Students will copy digital images directly to the plate and apply lithographic marks as lines, brushstrokes, crayon marks, and texture in multiple layers and colors. Creating your own image on the plate is easy, safe, and fun to learn! Tuition: $125 ($156 nonmember) Supply Fee: $60 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Basic Intaglio & Chine Collé — Level 1

Survey of Relief Printmaking: Linocut, Woodcut, Collagraph & More! — Level 1

Tania Arens Friday – Sunday, 3 days February 15 – 17 / 10:00 am – 3:00 pm

Tania Arens Thursdays, 6 weeks January 17 – February 21 / 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Explore the basics of nontoxic copperetching with Baldwin Ink Grounds! In this class, students will learn how to transfer an image, apply ground to a plate, etch, ink up, and print using the Hui’s various etching presses. The class will then experiment with chine collé, a technique of fusing thin Japanese paper to thicker paper as you print. This technique adds additional detail and elegance to your print! Tuition: $155 ($194 nonmember) Supply Fee: $75 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Discover the endless possibilities of relief printmaking in this survey class that will introduce linocut, color woodcut, collagraph, and more! The mystery of color registration will be unveiled as students learn how to use oil-based inks to create colorful prints. This is the perfect opportunity to explore a variety of techniques while learning about tools, carving, printing by hand, and using the various professional presses in the Hui studios. Tuition: $175 ($219 nonmember) Supply Fee: $75 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

JOIN US IN THE PRINT STUDIO!

Teaching Artist Tania Arens will guide you through a hands-on project and you’ll walk away with a print of your very own! This is a great way to get a taste of printmaking and is a fun, creative activity to enjoy with friends and family. Each session will alternate between linocut (carving into linoleum) and monotype (inking onto a plate). Tuition & Supply Fee: $35 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

When you sign up for a class of 4 weeks, you’ll receive complimentary access to the Hui’s print open studio for the duration of your class! Learn more at huinoeau.com/open-studios!

WANT MORE?

Find additional printmaking classes in the Visiting Artists section on pages 9 & 12!

Printmaking Guided Open Studio — Level 2 Tania Arens Saturdays, 4 weeks March 2 – 30 (No class on March 9) / 12:00 – 4:00 pm If you’ve ever wished for more guidance without having to work on a specific class assignment, this is the program for you! This class is one step above Open Studio (no instruction) while allowing for a bit more freedom than the Hui’s more structured classes. Please come to class with projects! Prerequisite: level 1 printmaking class or instructor’s permission Tuition: $165 (members only) A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

photography

Photography 101: iPhone Photography: From Here to Infinity Navigating Your Digital Camera — Level 1 — Level 1 Aubrey Hord Thursday & Friday, 2 days / 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Session 1: January 31 & February 1 Session 2: March 7 & 8 This hands-on workshop with PPA Certified Professional Photographer Aubrey Hord covers the basics of a digital camera’s manual settings, so that you can learn to create the photographs that you envision. Students will learn about ISO, shutter speed, and aperture to create the perfect exposure—along with focus, white balance, lens choice, filters, tripods, and much more! Tuition: $85 ($107 nonmember) A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Drop-in Darkroom Open Studio — Level 1 Grace Hazel Tuesday, 1 day / 5:00 – 8:00 pm Session 1: February 5 Session 2: March 5 Session 3: April 2 If you already understand the basics of working in a darkroom and have film to develop, join us! Grace Hazel will guide students through independent projects in an open studio format. Please bring your own paper and other materials; basic chemistry will be provided in the studio. Prerequisite: previous darkroom experience Drop-in Fee: $20

Edward Baldwin Saturday & Sunday, 2 days March 2 & 3 / 9:00 am – 12:00 pm iPhone cameras have become the “go to“ camera and they deliver wonderful images….most of the time. What about those times that just don’t work? Photography apps offer many diverse and powerful choices. This class will simplify your options and guide you through key variables with stepby-step instruction. You’ll leave class with detailed notes and an iPhone that is all set up for success! Edward will help you understand the full potential of your iPhone camera app with a “live view” projection unit of his screen and simple hands-on examples. Participants will learn creative image processing with the Snapseed app. Edward will provide tips for saving, printing, and sharing with social media. By joining in this class, you’ll create high-resolution images that allow a powerful range of adjustments at the tip of your finger! Note: Please download Snapseed app before class. Tuition: $75 ($94 nonmember) A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

Black & White Photography: Explore the Darkroom! — Level 1 Grace Hazel Wednesdays, 6 weeks March 6 – April 10 / 5:00 – 8:00 pm Come play in the dark! In this class, you will learn how to process film and print photos in the darkroom—or refresh prior skills and knowledge of analog photography. Participants will also learn an overview of the history of photography, chemical processes, and the basics behind photographic elements such as exposure, depth of field, composition, and more! Tuition: $155 ($194 nonmember) Supply Fee: $30 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.

youth art camps

Unlock your child’s creativity today with engaging and fun art classes held during school breaks! Surrounded by the beauty of Hui No‘eau’s historic Kaluanui Estate, young artists of all ages learn a variety of art techniques and develop their individual creative voices through dynamic hands-on visual art workshops. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Students enrolling on the day that class begins (if space is available) will be assessed a $20 LATE REGISTRATION FEE, so be sure to enroll early!

Daily Camp & Art Academy Schedule

What to Bring:

8:30 – 9:00 am 9:00 am – 12:00 pm 12:00 – 12:30 pm 12:30 – 3:30 pm 3:30 pm

•energizing lunch •water •plenty of snacks •closed-toed shoes •clothing that can get a little artsy! •spirit of creativity!

Drop-off, Sign-in, & Independent Art Time Morning Workshop & Outside Break Time Brown Bag Lunch on Hui Lawn & Outside Break Time Afternoon Workshop & Outside Break Time Pick-up, Sign-out, & Independent Art Time After 4pm, late pick up fees apply.

Camp Kaluanui

(Ages 5-10)

Winter Session 1: Wednesday – Friday, 3 days / December 26 – 28 / 9:00 am – 3:30 pm Winter Session 2: Wednesday – Friday, 3 days / January 2 – 4 / 9:00 am – 3:30 pm Spring Session 1: Monday – Friday, 5 days / March 11 – March 15 / 9:00 am – 3:30 pm Spring Session 2: Monday – Friday, 5 days / March 18 – March 22 / 9:00 am – 3:30 pm Camp Kaluanui offers a diverse visual arts curriculum geared to exercise imaginations, keep the body active, and develop individual self-expression and creativity—while having fun at the same time! Campers paint, design, construct, sculpt, draw, and play their way through exciting artistic activities each day. Each day offers hands-on projects and a variety of art materials to explore! 3-Day Winter Tuition: $150 ($188 nonmember) / Supply Fee: $18 5-Day Spring Tuition: $225 ($282 nonmember) / Supply Fee: $30 1-Day Tuition: $100 ($125 nonmember) / Supply Fee: $6

Teens & Tweens Art Academy

(Ages 11+)

Winter Session 1: Wednesday – Friday, 3 days / December 26 – 28 / 9:00 am – 3:30 pm Winter Session 2: Wednesday – Friday, 3 days / January 2 – 4 / 9:00 am – 3:30 pm

The Hui’s Art Academy gives teens an opportunity to develop creativity and fundamental art skills by exploring the wide variety of art media offered at the Hui. Each day, young artists will experience two workshops taught by the Hui’s inspiring Teaching Artists. Weekly sessions include an assortment of classes! By popular demand, all sessions will include jewelry & metalsmithing. Other classes may include Hawaiian arts, painting, drawing, silkscreen, printmaking, and ceramics. 3-Day Winter Tuition: $150 ($188 nonmember) / Supply Fee: $27

youth classes

Jewelry & Metalsmithing Club (Ages 11+)

Ceramics Club: Wheel Throwing & Handbuilding! (Ages 11+)

Julie Matheis Every Wednesday starting January 9 / 3:00 – 5:00 pm

Katie Peterson Thursdays, 6 weeks / 3:15 – 5:15 pm Session 1: January 17 – February 28 (No class on February 21) We invite teens to drop in to a guided open studio and Session 2: March 28 – May 9 (No class on April 25) become a jewelry designer! While working on individual projects, students will practice the foundational elements Cups, plates, bowls, tiles and more! In this introductory class, students will of metalsmithing that all jewelry professionals know: create their own functional art as they explore the handling of clay using cutting, drilling, piercing, and soldering metal. Projects wheel throwing, handbuilding, glazing, and texturing techniques. Students include pendants, bracelets, earrings, rings, and small will enjoy this hands-on muddy, messy, and fun art form! sculpture. Teens will be amazed by their handmade Tuition: $115 ($144 nonmember) jewelry and metal creations! Supply Fee: $25 Single-Day Drop-in Tuition: $15 A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description. Supplies are available for purchase in the studio. Please bring cash or a check! A supply list is posted online at Tiny Hands (Ages 2.5 – 5) huinoeau.com under the class description. Emilia De Castro Claymazing! Creative Ceramics for Keiki Tuesdays, 6 weeks (Ages 5+) April 2 – May 7 / 9:00 – 11:00 am Katie Peterson Tuesdays, 6 weeks / 3:15 – 5:15 pm Session 1: January 15 – February 26 (No class on February 19) Session 2: March 26 – May 7 (No class on April 23)

Enjoy art with your little one! Using materials such as pastels, clay, paint and paper that stimulate creative impulses and fuel artistry, children (and an accompanying adult guardian) will learn artistic processes that tiny hands can manage with help. There will be music, movement, and lots of fun for all! Tuition: $115 ($144 nonmember) This class will introduce your child to the wonderful Supply Fee: $25 world of clay! Katie will guide children through a variety of handbuilding projects using slab, pinch, coil, and glazing techniques. Keiki are sure to enjoy the handson experience of creating an array of fun, fantastic clay artwork with their hands! Tuition: $115 ($144 nonmember) Supply Fee: $25

art of giving Match Challenge Opportunity Hui No‘eau is excited to announce a match opportunity! A big-hearted supporter of the Hui has made a very generous pledge to match up to $100,000 each year over 5 years in support of Hui No‘eau’s future Bud Schaefer, John Hoxie Woodworking & Innovation Center and the Gage Schubert Building. Bud Schaefer, John Hoxie Woodworking & Innovation Center: • Develop STEAM programming & classes in wood design & fabrication • Teach hand tool use & machine tool operation • Provide courses in three-dimensional design using innovative computerdirected tools • Create musical instruments, furniture, & other usable wood products • Utilize power building & machinery with sustainable green energy Gage Schubert Building: • Multi-purpose room • Upstairs classroom for painting, drawing, & design • Power building & machinery with sustainable green energy • New ceramics wheel room, glazing & glaze mixing room, kiln room, and pottery storage room • Main gallery pedestal & wall storage With this gift, it is the donor’s intent to encourage and motivate others to give financially at a level that is meaningful to them and their families. As of June 30, 2018, the first three years of this match challenge have been successfully met and now, we need your help! Your participation in this special opportunity serves to double the value and impact of your gift. We hope you will join us! In order to meet the requirements of the match, donations must be received by June 30th of the next two years of the match: 2019 and 2020. Please contact the Hui’s Development Office at (808) 572-6560 ext. 25 or email erinw@huinoeau.com if you are interested in this special opportunity!

Give a Gift Beyond Your Years What is your passion? If the Hui’s educational offerings and/or efforts in historic preservation reflect your values, please consider setting aside a gift in your will or trust. In addition to supporting our work through your generous cash donations, here are just a few ways you can contribute to the sustainability of Hui No‘eau for future generations. We encourage you to consult with your financial advisor to discuss the tax implications of these options: Bequests One of the easiest ways to help involves simply naming Hui No‘eau as a beneficiary in your will and living trust. A bequest may be for a particular dollar amount or percentage of your estate. Estate tax savings may be significant. Life Insurance Policy & Retirement Assets Often overlooked by donors, naming Hui No‘eau as a partial or full beneficiary of these assets can provide support for the organization. Contact the Development Office at (808) 572-6560 ext. 25 or email erinw@huinoeau.com if you are interested in making a legacy contribution to Hui No‘eau!

John W. Hoxie, Jr. & David Florence Memorial Funds Our Hui ‘ohana honors two incredible Hui angels and ambassadors: John W. Hoxie, Jr. and David Florence. As we remember their dedication to Maui and our Hui community, it is our hope that these memorial funds will create opportunities for the next generation of artists and students in woodworking and jewelry/metalsmithing. Please contact the Development Office at (808) 572-6560 ext. 25 for more information and to support either of these important funds.

Exhibition Sponsorships The Hui’s Exhibition Program provides an opportunity for artists of all ages to showcase their work in a public, non-commercial gallery space for visitors and art enthusiasts to enjoy. Are you or your business interested in voicing your support? Contact the Development Office at 808-572-6560 ext. 25 or email erinw@huinoeau.com for more information about the great benefits you’ll receive when you sponsor an exhibition at Hui No‘eau in 2019!

art changes lives! Give to the Hui’s Annual Fund!

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Art changes lives! Hui No‘eau recognizes the profound impacts of the arts in children’s lives. Many low-income students in our community started back to school in August facing the reality that their access to the arts has been severely reduced by state funding cuts and a realignment of priorities.

I want to support visual arts education in my community!

Art education matters! Consistent access to arts and culture from a young age has been shown to have major impacts on students’ social and intellectual development. Art builds critical thinking skills and a lifelong love of learning. Art positively affects school culture, especially student motivation, attitudes, and attendance. Studies by Americans for the Arts find that low-income students who are highly engaged in the arts are five times less likely to drop out of high school and more than twice as likely to graduate from college.

4 Ways to Give! 1 Give online at huinoeau.com/donate 2 Call us at (808) 572-6560 ext. 25 3 Visit us at the Kaluanui Estate. We’d love to see you! 4 Send in a gift with this form. We accept credit card or check.

With your support for Hui No‘eau’s Annual Fund, you will make a lasting impact in our community by helping Hui No‘eau... • Provide scholarships to adults and children in need who would otherwise lack access to arts education;

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• Create a space for authentic cultural exchange between practitioners, artists, and students of all ages in Art with Aloha classes in Hawaiian art forms;

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• Engage students in local title 1 public schools in the visual arts through our new Na Keiki No‘eau after school outreach program. Participating students gain confidence and creative skills that will help them in school, at home, and in their future careers;

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• Inspire local educators with new techniques, and give them the tools, strategies, and confidence to incorporate more visual thinking into school lessons through Hui Professional Development classes; • Expose young students to new experiences in field trips to the Hui where students create their own artwork, observe new art forms in action, develop observational skills and vocabulary, and experience a museum type gallery setting for the first time; • Present eight fine art exhibitions that provide a vital place for local artists to share their voice and vision with the world; • Encourage interaction, learning, and community in the Hui’s Open Studios program, where students and artists gather together to create artwork in a professional studio spaces. Because of supporters like you, the Hui is able to provide these multidisciplinary opportunities for children and adults in our area. A gift to the annual fund allows us to continue to provide the highest quality arts education. Would you consider a gift this year? Thank you for changing lives at the Hui, in classrooms, and on Maui.

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Hui No‘eau is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization! Contributions to the Hui are taxdeductible in accordance with IRS regulations.

why ❤ art classes at the Hui? let us count the ways!

Corporate Memberships

1 The Hui offers art classes & workshops in many different media!

Volunteer at the Hui! As a nonprofit organization, volunteers are always needed and appreciated! Please call (808) 572-6560 for more information and upcoming opportunities! painting & drawing

jewelry

photography

printmaking

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ceramics fibers & florals glassblowing Students in jewelry, ceramics, printmaking and photography receive access to the Hui’s Open Studio Program to continue working on class projects or independent work.

The Hui celebrates new ideas and Hawaiian arts & culture! Visiting Artists travel from other islands, all across the United States, and abroad to share their knowledge. The Hui’s Art with Aloha classes celebrate practitioners of Hawaiian art & craft forms.

The Hui’s youth programs offer field trips, after school classes, & camps to inspire the next generation of artists!

5 The Hui offers classes and workshops for all

levels, all ages, and all schedules! If you have 3 hours, 3 days, or 8 weeks, we have something for you.

Shannon Hoekstra – President Sarah Bredhoff – Vice President Robert Rowland – Vice President Robert Stoner – Treasurer Joan Martin – Assistant Treasurer Colleen O’Shea Brady – Secretary Carolyn Schaefer Gray – Assistant Secretary Cheryl Tipton – Assistant Secretary Hunton Conrad – Assistant Secretary Diane Bevilacqua Keoki Freeland Jozette Montalvo Mercy Palmer Lisa Paulson Josh Stone Clay Sutherland Christy Vail

Hui Staff

Caroline Killhour – Executive Director Lana Coryell – Senior Program Manager Charlene Drose – Facilities Anne-Marie Forsythe – Deputy Director & Editor in Chief of Create Marina Happaney – Special Events Manager Jessica Hoecker – Registrar & Bookkeeper Kela Kahikina – Visitor Services Corinne Kanemitsu – Capital Campaign Coordinator Katie Peterson – Membership & Exhibitions Coordinator Meghan Reny – Visitor Services Erin Wooldridge – Development & Membership Director

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Mahalo to Hui No‘eau’s 2018 Corporate Sponsors! Please support businesses that support the Hui! Blue Ginger, Haleakala Ranch, Maui Coffee Roasters, and Maui Oil Company made a great impact on the Hui’s success last year. We thank them for their generosity and dedication to community visual arts education on Maui! Your business can make a difference in 2019! Join these exceptional Maui businesses in ensuring Hui No‘eau’s continued ability to provide meaningful visual arts education opportunities on Maui! For more information about Corporate Sponsorship and the incredible benefits you and your employees will receive as a token of our appreciation for your support, please contact the Development Office at 808-572-6560 ext. 25 or email erinw@huinoeau.com.

membership: art with heart!

As a Hui member, you can feel great knowing that your membership helps the Hui to share the visual arts and a historic Maui property with 25,000 people every year! All members ($45 and up!) receive these CORE MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS:

Why become a Hui member?

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studio access personal fun! supporting growth arts for all

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As our way of saying mahalo for your membership and support, you’ll enjoy these wonderful benefits:

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INDIVIDUAL ($45)

• Core membership benefits for one person

FAMILY ($75)

• Core membership benefits for two adults and their dependents at one address

SPONSOR ($125 – $249) 20% discount on class, camp, and workshop tuition

Access to professionally-equipped artist open studios (class prerequisites apply)

• Core membership benefits • 10% discount on gallery shop purchases • Selected membership benefits at Volcano Art Center

SUPPORTER ($250 – $499)

• All benefits of Sponsor Level Membership • Free Admission to The Honolulu Academy of Arts (some restrictions may apply)

PATRON ($500 – $999)

• All benefits of Supporter Level Membership • Invitation to the Annual President’s Reception

Exhibition entry discounts and invitations to special events and selected opening receptions

Subscription to Hui Newsletter and Course Catalog, Create

BENEFACTOR ($1,000 – $2,499)

• All benefits of Patron Level Membership • Invitation to exclusive receptions and unique art experiences • 25% discount on the rental of the Hui’s grounds for a personal event

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE ($2,500 – $4,999)

• All benefits of Benefactor Level Membership • Complementary guided tour of Hui grounds for four • One month of complimentary Open Studio time (prerequisites apply)

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE ($5,000 or more) • All benefits of President’s Circle Level Membership • Private walk-through of the Annual Juried Exhibition

Invitation to Annual Membership Meeting

Joy of knowing that you are supporting visual arts opportunities on Maui and helping to preserve a historic property!

Hui No‘eau is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization!

Contributions to the Hui are tax-deductible in accordance with IRS regulations.

Joining the Hui is as easy as...1, 2 or 3!

1 Visit us online at huinoeau.com 2 Call us at (808) 572-6560 ext. 33 3 Visit us at the Kaluanui Estate

Hui No‘eau needs your support! As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit visual arts education organization, we need your support to help advance our mission of unlocking creativity through exceptional visual arts education and enhancing that endeavor through the preservation of the historic Kaluanui Estate. Please consider making a tax deductible donation today by mailing a check to the Hui, securely submitting your contribution online at huinoeau.com, or visiting us at Kaluanui. Your contributions help us keep the arts alive on Maui! Mahalo!

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There are three easy ways to register for Hui classes! 1

Visit us online at huinoeau.com

Call (808) 572-6560

Stop by the Hui’s front desk

SIGN UP TODAY! Pre-registration is required for all Hui classes. Full payment is required at the time of registration. To ensure enrollment in a class, we recommend registering at least one week prior to the start date of class. We require seven days notice to issue a refund or class credit less a $25 processing fee. Memberships are non-refundable. If the person registering has a disability and needs accommodation to be able to fully participate in a class, the Hui should be alerted at the time of registration (at least one week in advance of class start date) to discuss any accommodations needed. LOCATION: Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center and the historic Kaluanui Estate are located just a few minutes drive from Makawao town on the slopes of Haleakala. We welcome you to visit us, explore the estate and art studios, and enjoy an Upcountry Maui experience! We offer guided tours, too! Visit huinoeau.com to learn more.