Learn how to craft beautiful, sturdy baskets and handbags out of recycled waste materials in this fun workshop series with Dr. Elaine Imoto!

STUDENTS NEED TO BRING:
*1 pair of Sharp scissors to cut plastic waste (required)
*20 clothes pins used to hold strips in place while weaving (required)
*Snacks including water for break at 11:30am (optional)

Learn how to craft beautiful, sturdy baskets and handbags out of recycled waste materials in this fun workshop series with Dr. Elaine Imoto!

STUDENTS NEED TO BRING:
*1 pair of Sharp scissors to cut plastic waste (required)
*20 clothes pins used to hold strips in place while weaving (required)
*Snacks including water for break at 11:30am (optional)

Vincent Rodriguez III is a Los Angeles-based entertainer, with talents in acting, singing, dance/choreography, magic, and martial arts. Prior to moving to Los Angeles, he was a stage actor in New York City for 11 years, performing internationally in first national tours, regional theater, and Off-Broadway.

Throughout his career, Vincent has taken time in-between performances to teach at dance studios, high schools, colleges, and performing arts programs. His classes range from workshops to masterclasses, covering audition technique, song interpretation, Broadway dance repertoire, on-camera auditions, mock auditions (singing, dancing, or acting), specific choreography, and more. He is a passionate, enthusiastic, nurturing, and motivating teacher; focused on empowering his students and leaving them with the tools and techniques for them to reach their personal best and compete in the competitive job market of show business.

Vincent Rodriguez III is a Los Angeles-based entertainer, with talents in acting, singing, dance/choreography, magic, and martial arts. Prior to moving to Los Angeles, he was a stage actor in New York City for 11 years, performing internationally in first national tours, regional theater, and Off-Broadway.

Throughout his career, Vincent has taken time in-between performances to teach at dance studios, high schools, colleges, and performing arts programs. His classes range from workshops to masterclasses, covering audition technique, song interpretation, Broadway dance repertoire, on-camera auditions, mock auditions (singing, dancing, or acting), specific choreography, and more. He is a passionate, enthusiastic, nurturing, and motivating teacher; focused on empowering his students and leaving them with the tools and techniques for them to reach their personal best and compete in the competitive job market of show business.

Topics for this popular beginning watercolor class with 104-year-old artist Esther Nowell may include: light to dark washes; shading and depth; drawing and painting faces; drawing and painting trees; painting clouds and sunsets, and more. Lessons of the day are flexible, so  whether this is your first class with Esther or your 15th, you will always learn something new and have fun doing it!

Learn how to craft beautiful, sturdy baskets and handbags out of recycled waste materials in this fun workshop series with Dr. Elaine Imoto!

STUDENTS NEED TO BRING:
*1 pair of Sharp scissors to cut plastic waste (required)
*20 clothes pins used to hold strips in place while weaving (required)
*Snacks including water for break at 11:30am (optional)

In this day-long workshop, Ira Ono, the renowned art gallery owner and director of Volcano Garden Arts on Hawaii Island, shares all of his secrets for marketing art, on the islands and across the United States.

The focus will be on understanding one’s market, and strategies to fulfill your dream of being a full time artist / designer / business owner. Attendees will learn about pricing, display design, website design, and more.

For: All fine art and crafts creators, new artists, and those looking to get more visibility for their work.

Learn how to craft beautiful, sturdy baskets and handbags out of recycled waste materials in this fun workshop series with Dr. Elaine Imoto!

STUDENTS NEED TO BRING:
*1 pair of Sharp scissors to cut plastic waste (required)
*20 clothes pins used to hold strips in place while weaving (required)
*Snacks including water for break at 11:30am (optional)

Ages: Adults 18+ (or 16+ accompanied by a parent or guardian)
Limit 12 students

Topics for this popular beginning watercolor class with 104-year-old artist Esther Nowell may include: light to dark washes; shading and depth; drawing and painting faces; drawing and painting trees; painting clouds and sunsets, and more. Lessons of the day are flexible, so  whether this is your first class with Esther or your 15th, you will always learn something new and have fun doing it!

About the instructor:

Born on May 31, 1920, Esther Nowell has made countless contributions to Hawaiʻi’s arts communities over the course of her long and creative life. She has been an illustrator for the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, an arts educator, role model, and inspiration for many generations of local artists, a member of Hawaiʻi Potter’s Guild, a children’s storybook illustrator, and an innovative artist and craftsperson, best known for her unique techniques of working with clay, and for her watercolor art.

Learn how to craft beautiful, sturdy baskets and handbags out of recycled waste materials in this fun workshop series with Dr. Elaine Imoto!

STUDENTS NEED TO BRING:
*1 pair of Sharp scissors to cut plastic waste (required)
*20 clothes pins used to hold strips in place while weaving (required)
*Snacks including water for break at 11:30am (optional)

Learn how to craft beautiful, sturdy baskets and handbags out of recycled waste materials in this fun workshop series with Dr. Elaine Imoto!

STUDENTS NEED TO BRING:
*1 pair of Sharp scissors to cut plastic waste (required)
*20 clothes pins used to hold strips in place while weaving (required)
*Snacks including water for break at 11:30am (optional)

This class will focus on long-form improvisation. A one-word suggestion will create a one-act play. Unscripted and based on character and relationship, the long-form improvisers will create a unique once and lifetime performance each time. 

Relying on quick thinking and teamwork, students will be able to think quickly and entertain without a script. 

Students will learn how to dye and print on both fabric and paper with naturally derived colorants that include locally sourced plants. Students will pursue personal artistic directions while working in both the printmaking and fiber arts studios. Botanical art supplies and motifs will connect the two studios in practice, content, and to HoMA’s collection. Visits to the museum will supplement demonstrations, provide inspiration, and support course content.

Demystify printmaking and enhance your skills with this art class. Open to artists of all skill levels, this ten-week course explores drawing onto plates and intaglio techniques such as dry point, copper plate etching, and aquatint. Wiping methods and printing from copper and plexiglass plates will be covered.