Create — Fall 2019 at Hui No'eau Visual Arts Center

HUI NO‘EAU 

VISUAL ARTS CENTER 

ART CLASSES & WORKSHOPS 

HISTORIC ESTATE 

FINE ART GALLERY 

OPEN STUDIOS 

GALLERY SHOP 

fall 2019 

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Unlocking creativity through exceptional visual arts education

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 community-based 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. 

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e komo mai! 

Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center 

2841 Baldwin Avenue 

Makawao, Hawai‘i 9676 

Open Daily / 9:00 am – 4:00 pm 

(808) 572-6560 

huinoeau.com 

info@huinoeau.com 

facebook.com/hui.noeau 

Cover Photo: 

Zach Pezzillo Photography 

letter from the director 

It has been an incredible year for Hui No‘eau! 

As we head into our final session of classes for 

2019 and look towards the future, all of us at 

the Hui are overwhelmed with gratitude for our 

donors, members, students, artists, and the 

beautiful Kaluanui Estate that we call home. I am 

so inspired by the vibrant community of artists 

who take classes here, work in our open studios, 

and exhibit their work in our gallery and gift shop. 

Together, we have created such a unique haven for creativity on 

Maui. There’s nowhere else quite like the Hui! 

This summer, over nine weeks of art camps, the Hui gave our 

youngest artists a creative place to play, learn, discover, and 

develop their skills and artistry. This immersive arts experience is 

such a special experience for our keiki and sends them back to 

school buzzing with artistic energy and enthusiasm. With thanks to 

our generous supporters, the Hui continues to provide inspiring art 

programs for preschoolers through teens throughout the school year 

(pages 19-20). Field trips, after-school classes, art camps, and the 

Hui’s amazing Na Keiki No‘eau program that reaches kids at their 

local public schools, all support the ongoing creative development 

of our Maui Youth. 

Heading into the season of giving, I wish to send my greatest 

appreciation to the wonderful community of supporters who 

donated to Hui No‘eau in 2018 (pages 23-25). As a nonprofit, 

the Hui’s arts education programs, exhibitions, and many activities 

are all made possible through your contributions. Thank you for 

recognizing the vital importance of the visual arts to the overall 

vibrancy and wellbeing of our community. 

It is incredible to remember that nearly 15 years ago the Kaluanui 

Estate was almost sold to a private owner. In 2005, the community 

rallied to our side to save Kaluanui and the Hui, but after we 

overcame that hurdle, new challenges immerged. It is only through 

the generosity of donors like you that the Hui still exists today. We 

cannot thank our community enough for championing the visual 

arts and we humbly ask for your continued support in 2019 (page 

26). From giving students access to art classes and supplies to 

maintaining our beautiful gallery and historic estate for the public to 

enjoy, every gift truly has an impact on how we serve the community 

and achieve our mission. 

Mahalo nui loa, 

upcoming events 

Family Day 2019: Plants & Crafts 

Saturday, October 12 / 10:00 am – 2:00 pm 

Join us at the historic Kaluanui Estate for a familyfriendly 

day of art and learning! Explore all of the 

Hui’s art studios, create your own art project, watch 

a live artist demo, shop local plants & crafts, and eat 

delicious food from local vendors! Family Day will 

also celebrate the incredible artwork featured in the 

Malama Wao Akua Exhibition. The event is open to the 

public with free admission.

Hui Holidays 2019 

November 20 – December 24 


(Extended Hours) 

Hui Holidays First Night 2019 

Wednesday, December 4 

5:00 – 8:00 pm 

During this magical Hui Holidays season, the Hui gallery shop will expand and be 

filled to the brim with incredible gifts. We also invite you to join us for the special 

opening of Hui Holidays at First Night! Learn more on pages 5 & 6! 

Tickets: $35 per person 

Purchase tickets today! Visit huinoeau.com or call (808) 572-6560. 

Art Affair 2020: Salvador Dalí 

Saturday, February 29, 2020 / 5:00 – 10:00 pm 

Learn more on pages 5 & 6! 

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, signature drinks, and an opportunity to gather and celebrate with a 

wonderful community of visual arts supporters! We can’t wait to celebrate with 

you! 

GRAFICA: AUWAHI 

with Artist in Residence Mazatl 


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. 

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. 

Mahalo to the Laila Twigg-Smith Art Fund of Hawai‘i Community Foundation for their generous 

support in making this residency possible. 

Purchase tickets today! Visit huinoeau.com or call (808) 572-6560. 

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celebrated events 

Community, Creativity & Craftsmanship: 

Hui No‘eau Student & Faculty Showcase Opening 

— April 26, 2019 

The Hui No‘eau Student & Faculty Showcase invited students, faculty, and open studio 

members who participated in a class at the Hui within the past two years to enter their 

artwork in this exhibition that celebrated the creative community of Hui No‘eau. We 

were honored to have Teaching Artists Bob Flint, Roberta Ann Weisenburg, Terry Lopez, 

and Christine Waara serve as jurors. With over 200 classes taught annually at the Hui, 

the 97 selected pieces reflected the diversity of the Hui’s educational offerings. We 

would like to give a big mahalo to our jurors and the exhibiting artists for sharing their 

many dynamic ideas, techniques, and media! 

Six-Word Memoirs Exhibition Opening — June 7, 2019 

Hui No‘eau celebrated the opening of Six-Word Memoirs, an exhibition created in 

collaboration with Larry Smith, writer and founder of SMITH magazine who inspired 

a global phenomenon and bestselling book series based on this intriguing short-form 

writing concept. This exhibition combined the written word and visual arts by asking 

artists to create pieces that incorporated an original Six-Word Memoir. Gallery visitors 

were also invited to create their own Six-Word Memoirs in our Makers’ Space. Jurors 

David Peterson and Todd Van Amburgh selected a total of 38 pieces, resulting in a 

collection of works that ranged from whimsical to profound. Congratulations to all the 

exhibiting artists! 

Jimmy Haynes, 

Hannah & Emalia Drood 

Carla Gangini, Terry Lopez, 

Judy Bisgard 

Kela Kahikina 

David & Andrea Peterson 

Judy Bisgard, 

Roberta Ann Weisenburg 

Josephine Bergill-Gentile, 

Bob Flint 

J.B. Rea, Judy Bisgard 

Ed Bartholomew 

Chanin & Jazmyn Stearns 

Ray Masters 

Happy Bernards, 

Mary Florence Boyd 

Rici Guild 

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Bryan 

Don Bernshouse, Lynne Gilroy 

Jack Hamilton, Tom Calhoun

exhibitions 

Gallery Hours: 

FREE & Open Daily 

9:00 am – 4:00 pm 

Mahalo to the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority for their 

support of the Hui’s Exhibition Program. 

Youth Art Exhibition 

August 2 – August 23 

This unique exhibition showcases the work of 200+ youth participating in the Hui’s summer arts programming. The 

result is an explosion of vibrant creativity that features the extraordinary possibilities unlocked by visual arts education. 

Malama Wao Akua 

September 13 – November 2 

Receiving Day: Thursday, August 29 / 9:00 am – 6:00 pm 

Opening Reception: Friday, September 13 / 5:00 – 8:00 pm 

Jurors: Joelle C. Perz, Artist and Curator at Viewpoints Gallery 

Bob Hobdy, Retired Forester and Environmental Consultant 

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. 

Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center in collaboration with East Maui Watershed Partnership (EMWP) brings you Malama Wao 

Akua (Caring for the Realm of the Gods)—a juried art exhibition celebrating the native species of Maui Nui (Maui, 

Lana‘i, Moloka‘i, Kaho‘olawe). We invite Maui artists of all ages to explore our watersheds and use their creative talents 

to raise awareness about the importance of protecting native species. Selected artwork should be successful in sharing 

knowledge of the watersheds and native species with others in a meaningful way. Artwork will also be selected based 

upon a number of criteria, including originality of concept, creativity, technique, professionalism, and presentation. This 

exhibition is sure to provide powerful visuals that celebrate Maui’s native plant and animal life. Works in any medium 

are welcome! 

Annual Juried Exhibition 2020 

January 17 – February 21 

Receiving Day: Tuesday, January 7, 2020 / 9:00 am – 4:00 pm 

Opening Reception: Friday, January 17, 2020 / 5:00 – 7:00 pm 

This prestigious competition gives 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 that shapes a truly unique show of artistry 

and creativity. 

Retrospective: Deybra Fair 

The Museum of My Life 

March 13 – April 17 

Opening Reception: Friday, March 13, 2020 / 5:00 – 7:00 pm 

Hui Holidays 


Learn more on pages 5 & 6! 

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 Deybra Fair will 

be the featured retrospective artist in honor of her contributions to Maui’s visual arts community and to Hui No‘eau 

throughout the years. 

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hui holidays 

Hui Holidays 2019 


Open Daily / 9:00 am – 6:00 pm (Extended Hours) 

Mele Kalikimaka! 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 and be filled to the brim with artworks in many 

media, including one-of-a-kind handmade gifts by Maui artists and 

crafters, paintings, ceramic pieces, hand blown glass ornaments, locally 

made beauty products, and more! By shopping local, you’ll take part in 

the season of giving while supporting both local artists and Hui No‘eau. 

This year, join us to help celebrate 40 years of wonderful creative support, 

volunteering, and talented wreath-making by the incredible Judy Bisgard 

(see page 6!) 

Hui Holidays First Night 2019 

Wednesday, December 4 

5:00 – 8:00 pm 

Join us for the special opening of Hui Holidays at First Night! Do 

your holiday shopping in style as you sip and shop to spirited music. 

Surrounded by the holiday décor of the dramatically decorated Kaluanui 

Estate, our elves will be happy to help you check off your shopping list! 

You’ll also be wowed by this year’s paper display created by Maui artist 

Taylor Binda! Abstract painter and textile artist, Taylor Binda earned her 

BA degree from the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in 

Los Angeles, California. After graduating, she apprenticed with painter 

Danuta Rothschild in Santa Monica and worked in the art department 

on film/TV sets. Her body of work includes abstract painting, installation 

artwork, and textile design. She is also teaching natural dye workshops at 

the Hui (see pages 6 & 12!)! Note: First Night is a 21+ event. 

Tickets: $35 per person 

Purchase tickets today! 

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

Volunteers needed! 

As a non-profit organization, the Hui always needs 

volunteers! For Hui Holidays, we specifically 

need gatherers, flowers & foliage donations 

for wreath making, First Night helpers, and 

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wreath makers. Give us a call at (808) 

572-6560 to find out more!

Celebrating Judy! 

Born and raised on Maui, Judy 

Bisgard has worked in the arts 

for over 40 years, serving on 

the Board of Directors and 

volunteering at Hui No‘eau 

in nearly every capacity. Judy 

attended Mills College in 

California where she received 

a degree in History with a minor in Fine Arts. Judy is a painter, a printmaker, a basket maker, 

and so much more! Her creative inspirations are drawn from the local Maui flora. For the 

past 40 years, Judy has selflessly volunteered her time and creativity to keep 

Hui Holidays feeling festive and magical! Join us as we celebrate all her 

contributions to the Hui and her final year leading the holiday wreath making 

extravaganza! 

How did the holiday wreath making tradition begin at the Hui? What was it 

like when it first began? The holiday wreath making tradition began with a group of friends 

getting together, collecting greens, having a picnic in the mountains, and coming back to make 

wreaths for sale and decorating the house. I was a basket maker and always collecting natural 

materials, so I knew who had plants growing in their yards that could be donated to the Hui. 

There was a lot of member participation and it was at least a two-week event to gather materials 

and make all of the wreaths. We really needed to raise money for the Hui and a lot of that 

depended on the members and Board of Directors, so that’s what really inspired us. 

What will you miss most about leading the wreath making process? What I will 

miss most is that it brings people together, including those who might not normally participate in 

classes, and we all get a chance to create in a different way. I’ll also miss the good fun we have, 

the comradery, the collecting, and making things with friends. 

Tell us about a favorite Hui class experience…There are so many that it is hard to pick! 

We have had really amazing teachers at the Hui over the years. I love learning new techniques, 

which I usually adapt to what I want to do. In Jeff Juhlin’s encaustic classes, for example, I took 

what he was teaching and immediately went off and did my own thing. He was very encouraging 

of that. There are artists in the community who have never taken a Hui class and they have no 

idea what they are missing! You just don’t know the value of the classes until you participate. 

Do you have any other favorite Hui memories? My retrospective exhibition was a great 

experience. It forced me to look at all of my work and decide what was important to me and 

what I was trying to communicate. Helping at Art Affair and getting the idea started is another 

highlight. 

What inspires you to give to the Hui in all the many ways that you do? I really love 

art and I am so lucky to be able to do it. The Hui is the only visual arts school on Maui and it brings 

in some excellent teachers that infuse the artistic community with new ideas and techniques. The 

Hui has a top-quality juried exhibition that contributes to the Hawaii art climate. The Hui also has 

more inclusive exhibitions that encourage more involvement from the community. I love that the 

Hui is doing a lot more cultural programs, too—whether lauhala, kapa… We are just so lucky 

to have this place. It is a treasure. Every visiting teacher says we are so lucky to have this place. 

handmade holidays 

Furoshiki: Eco-Gift Wrapping & 

Botanical Dyeing 

Taylor Binda 

Saturday, 1 day 

November 23 / 9:00 am – 1:00 pm 

Make the holiday season greener by practicing 

an eco-craft borrowed from Japan! Students will 

botanically dye square fabric (furoshiki) used to wrap 

a variety of gifts of different sizes and shapes. Your 

beautiful wrapping becomes part of the gift and can 

be reused later. Participants will also have the option 

to dye gift tags and silk ribbon. 

Tuition: $35 ($57 nonmember) 

Supply Fee: $50 

Illustrate Your Own Holiday Art Cards 

Julia Cost 

Saturday & Sunday, 2 days 

November 30 – December 1 / 9:00 am – 12:00 pm 

Students will learn to draw four festive and wintery 

holiday images through guided step-by-step 

instructions, training their eyes to understand the basic 

elements of shape and translate that information onto 

paper. Everyone will finish class with note cards, ready 

to send as thank you notes, or greeting cards. 



Tropical Wreaths in Watercolor 

Jennifer Roberts Almodova 


December 7 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm 

See Visiting Artists section on page 9. 

Joyful Jewelry Drop-In Workshop 

Julie Matheis 

Monday, 1 day 

December 16 / 12:30 – 3:30 pm 

See Jewelry section on page 13. 

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visiting artists 

JOSIE RODRIGUEZ 

San Diego, California 

September 28 & 29 

Josie Rodriguez enjoys working with and teaching encaustic painting techniques using wax. She 

has been featured in several journals and magazines and has shown her work in solo and group 

exhibitions throughout the United States. She believes that art can be a way to heal the spirit. 

Her love of and inspiration from the bees is reflected in many of her two and three-dimensional 

encaustic pieces. josierodriguez.com 

Impressed with Wax: The Art of Encaustic Painting 


September 28 & 29 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm 

Explore the magical world of encaustic painting! This art form using wax has captivated painters 

for over 2000 years with its transparent and luminous effects. During this workshop you will learn 

the basics of encaustic painting, including history, safety, equipment, building smooth and textured 

surfaces, photo transfer, carving and incising, layering, and collage. Demonstration will be followed 

by practice and you will finish the workshop with many examples of your own work. 



A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description. 

KANANI MIYAMOTO 

Portland, Oregon 

October 18 – 20 

Kanani Miyamoto is a passionate printmaker originally from Honolulu, Hawai‘i. 

Her training in printmaking is rooted in tradition, but she pushes the standards of 

printmaking in the form of large-scale mixed media original prints and installations. 

She combines copper plate etchings with screen prints and wood block prints to 

create rich and unique installations. Kanani teaches printmaking to K-12 students 

with RACC’s Right Brain Initiative and NW Noggin’. She is also an adjunct instructor 

for Portland Community College and Pacific University, teaching drawing, design, 

and printmaking. 

Screen Printing and Combined Processes 

Friday – Sunday, 3 days 

October 18 – 20 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm 

Students will practice techniques to inspire new creative explorations! In this 

workshop, students will create original, colorful, textured, layered prints. Kanani will 

introduce the basics of screen printing in combination with monotypes, stencils, and 

relief printmaking methods. The class will also feature collaborative and chancebased 

exercises to get your creative juices flowing and try things outside of the box. 

Experience with printmaking is helpful, but not necessary. Everyone is welcome! 




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DELITA MARTIN 

Huffman, Texas 

November 8-10 

Delita Martin received her BFA in drawing from Texas Southern University and her MFA in printmaking from Purdue University. Formally 

a member of the fine arts faculty at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Delita currently works as a full-time artist in her studio, Black 

Box Press. Delita’s process of layering various printmaking, drawing, sewing, collaging, and painting techniques allows her to create 

portraits that fuse the real and the fantastic. In her work, she combines signs and symbols to create a visual language. By fusing this 

visual language with oral storytelling, she offers other identities and other narratives for women of color. Delita’s work has been exhibited 

both nationally and internationally. Her work was recently included in International Review of African American Art as one of 16 African 

American artists to watch who are gaining national and international attention. blackboxpressstudio.com 

Printing Beneath the Surface 

Friday – Sunday, 3 days 

November 8 – 10 / 10:00 am – 4:00 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. 

This workshop will focus on creating drypoint 

prints from copper plates. Participants will practice 

hatching, cross-hatching, stippling, scribbling, and other line techniques to create various tones and textures. Everyone will be 

encouraged to create bold images through composition and the layering of various lines and marks. All levels are welcome! 




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visiting artists continued... 

MARGO RAY 

Kamuela, Hawai‘i 

November 16 & 17 

Margo Ray is a visual artist who engages in printmaking, collage, and installation. She holds an MFA 

from Concordia University in Montrèal, Quebec and a BA in Studio Arts from University of Hawai‘i, Hilo. 

She was raised on Hawai‘i Island and has had the opportunity to travel internationally throughout her life, 

exposing her to art making practices outside of the Western tradition. Her works have been exhibited in 

venues such as Hui No‘eau, Second Street Gallery (Charlottesville, VA), The Honolulu Museum of Art at 

First Hawaiian Center (Honolulu, HI), Parisian Laundry (Montrèal, QC) and most recently at The Lancaster 

Museum of Art and History (Lancaster, CA). margoray.com 

Contemporary Mixed Media Collage Techniques 


November 16 & 17 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm 

Bring ideas and images that inspire and speak to you! In this workshop, we will work on canvas and 

paper, learning collage techniques, layering transparent and textured papers, stenciling, and incorporating 

photographic and digitally generated images. Materials will include acrylic matte medium, gouache paint, 

various papers to experiment with layering, and ink jet print images on kozo paper. By the end of the 

workshop, you will have gained a greater understanding of collage techniques and how to successfully 

combine paper with canvas and how to apply these techniques to future art projects in your home studio. 




JENNIFER ROBERTS ALMODOVA 

Half Moon Bay, California 

December 7 – 9 

Jennifer Roberts Almodova is a painter, sculptor, and ceramic artist with 

thirty years of experience teaching both private students and at the university 

level. She is best recognized for her watercolor painting and her signature 

style of evocative color, subtle luminosity, and masterful brushwork. She is a 

full-time faculty member of the Fine Art Department at the Academy of Art 

University in San Francisco. Jennifer exhibits and sells internationally and her 

work is featured in collections across the United States, Europe, and Asia. 

jenniferrobertsalmodova.com 

Flowers in the Round: 

Designing and Painting Tropical Wreaths in Watercolor 


December 7 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm 

Inspired by the lei po‘o, haku, or Hawaiian head lei, you’ll design and paint 

your very own flower wreath, derived from a single blossom and bud. This 

class will give you the skills to create a beautiful, festive, and Hawai‘i-inspired 

tropical wreath watercolor painting. Bring your favorite flowers, foliage, 

seeds, shells, or feathers to class (or some will be provided for you). Flower 

and object meanings, symbolism, composition, and color schemes will also 

be explored. While students may not finish their entire painting during class, 

everyone will be ready to keep painting on their own. Prerequisite: Basic 

drawing skills 



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art with aloha 

Painting Amazing 

Watercolor Florals Right 

Where You Are 

Sunday, 1 day 

December 8 / 10:00 am – 2:00 pm 

Take your watercolor florals to the next 

level in this intermediate workshop! 

Students will learn expert tips and practice 

techniques, learning to create formconscious, 

colorful watercolor florals. 

Participants will walk away from this 

workshop with several new techniques 

and expanded knowledge about painting 

effective florals. As a special bonus, 

Jennifer invites you to bring one of your 

current watercolor floral paintings to 

class and receive a little extra guidance 

on it. Prerequisite: Basic drawing skills 

and beginning watercolor experience 


A supply list is posted online at huinoeau. 

com under the class description. 

Constructive Support & 

Consultation 

Monday, 1 day 

December 9 / 20-minute sessions from 

9:00 am – 12:00 pm 

Bring your watercolors, drawings, 

photographs, and any other creative work 

and receive some constructive support 

from Visiting Artist Jennifer Almodova. 

Jennifer will assess and give some helpful 

feedback, encouragement, and direction. 

Works in all media are welcome! Each 

session will last about 20 minutes. Time 

slots are reserved on a first come, first 

served basis. Please call (808) 572-6560 

ext. 21 to register and choose your time. 

Cost: $35 ($44 nonmember) 

BEAU JACK IMUA KEY 

Kamuela, Hawai‘i 

October 4 – 6 

Beau Jack Imua Key grew up deep sea fishing and creating 

big game fishing lures on the Big Island of Hawai‘i. He then 

challenged himself for many years to master the art of carving 

and lashing the ancient forms of the Hawaiian fishhook. 

Today Beau can be found with his camera in hand, trying 

to capture inspirational images that will spark his next oneof-a-kind 

carving. As a photographer and carver, Beau Jack 

blends today’s technology with traditional 

Hawaiian forms. beaujackkey.com 

“Talk Story” with Beau — FREE! 

Friday, 1 day 

October 4 / 3:00 – 4:00 pm 

Learn about Beau’s many creative endeavors. 

Samples of his one-of-a-kind finished work 

will be on hand to enjoy and inspire. 

Cordage & Lashing Workshop 


October 5 & 6 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm 

Join master carver and plaiter Beau Jack 

Key to learn traditional cordage and lashing 

techniques. Students will learn Hawaiian 

plaiting (flat braiding) techniques using supplied materials. The class will start with a flat 

chevron pattern braid followed by the more complex and coveted 4 or 8-strand braid. 

Beau will also demonstrate various lashing techniques. 

Tuition: $60 



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ROSE PI‘ILANI 

BAILEY 

Kula, Hawai‘i 

December 13 & 14 

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 or @KulaRoses 

“Talk Story” & Demonstration with Rose 

— FREE! 

Friday, 1 day 

December 13 / 10:00 – 11:00 am 

Stop by, “talk story,” watch, and learn! Rose will 

demonstrate how to make a beautiful floral adornment! 

Lei Po‘o Workshop 


December 14 / 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 


A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the 

class description. 

LLOYD KUMULĀ‘AU SING & 

MAY HAUNANI BALINO-SING 

Mililani, Hawai‘i 

December 18 – 22 

Lloyd Kumula‘au Sing Jr. & May Haunani Balino-Sing are 

Ke Kumu Hawai‘i, a husband and wife business team who 

share and teach Hawaiian basketry and culture-based 

education programs to the community. For the last 15 years, 

they have provided programs for community colleges, 

professional staff development workshops for educators 

and practitioners, and privately sponsored workshops. They are educators in the public and 

private school sectors, sharing with aloha about Hawai‘i’s host culture. kekumuhawaii.com 

“Talk Story” and Demonstration with Kumula‘au & Haunani — FREE! 

Wednesday, 1 day 

4:00 – 5:00 pm / December 18 

Kumula‘au & Haunani Sing will demonstrate how to weave some examples of ‘ie basketry and 

will be displaying various artifacts of the art form. In a casual and intimate setting, they will also 

be able to share and answer questions about how pieces were created and the complexities that 

come with reinvigorating the cultural practice of ‘ulana ‘ie (‘ie‘ie weaving). 

‘Ulana ‘Ie: Beginning Hawaiian Basketry 


9:00 am – 4:00 pm / December 21 & 22 

This workshop will teach participants how to start and 

finish a basket with a cover in the tradition of Hawaiian 

Basketry. Participants will learn how baskets were 

traditionally made with ‘ie‘ie (Freycinetia arborea) and 

will explore the process from start to finish, including 

gathering of ‘ie‘ie, preparation and cleaning of the 

rootlets, and the final weaving into beautiful various 

pieces such as hīna‘i (baskets), hīna‘i i‘a (fish traps), 

mahiole (helmet), and ki‘i akua (war god images). 

Tuition: $113 



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.

florals 

Freestyle Ikebana — Level 1 

Larry Tonogan 

Wednesday, 1 day / 10:00 am – 12:00 pm 

Session 1: October 2 

Session 2: November 13 

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 or 

flowers and learn ways to enhance their 

arrangements using proportion, texture, 

and color. Larry will provide flowers for 

students and teach a new arrangement 

each session; join us for one class or take 

them all! 



A supply list is posted online at 

huinoeau.com under the class description. 

printmaking 

Drop-In Printmaking Basics: Linocut! — Level 1 

Bo Brady 

4th Wednesday of the Month! 

10:00 am – 1:00 pm 

Session 1: September 25 



Teaching Artist Bo Brady will guide you through a 

hands-on linoleum carving and printing 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. 

Tuition & Supply Fee: $35 


Flora & Fauna: The Art of 

Botanical Dyeing — Level 1 

Taylor Binda 


October 26 / 9:00 am – 1:00 pm 

Learn how to harvest color with local artist 

Taylor Binda. In this introductory class, 

students will learn how to make color 

from local flora & fauna as well as food 

compost. You’ll learn to create color in a 

whole new way, experiment with different 

color combinations, and learn basic dyeing 

techniques. You’ll never look at nature the 

same way! 




huinoeau.com under the class description. 

WANT MORE? 

Find additional printmaking classes in the 

Visiting Artists section on pages 7 & 8. 

SIGN UP TODAY! 

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

jewelry & metalsmithing 

Jewelry & Metalsmithing 

Guided Open Studio — Level 2 

J.B. Rea 

Tuesdays, 8 weeks / 6:00 – 9:00 pm 

Session 1: September 3 – October 22 

Session 2: October 29 – December 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. 

Drop-In Jewelry Basics: 

Bangles & Rings! — Level 1 


Monday, 1 day / 12:30 – 3:30 pm 

Session 1: September 16 



Session 4: December 16 

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 Maui-made 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. 


Supply & Lab Fee: $15 


description. 

Casting for Artists — Level 2 

J.B. Rea 

Thursdays, 6 weeks 

September 19 – October 24 / 9:00 am – 12:00 pm 

This class is the time and place to experiment with metal! J.B. 

will guide you along your path of discovery as you expand 

the possibilities of design by learning the basic elements of 

wax working and casting methods for the artist. Prerequisite: 

Beginning Jewelry or equivalent experience 




description. 

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Next Level Jewelry — Level 2 

Beginning Jewelry — Level 1 

Metal Clay Basics — Level 1 


Wednesdays, 4 weeks 


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 binder of options. Refresh your skills and keep on 

learning! Prerequisite: Beginning Jewelry or equivalent experience 




description. 


Session 1: Mondays, 6 weeks 

September 30 – November 4 / 6:00 – 9:00 pm 

Session 2: Wednesdays, 6 weeks 

October 30 – December 11 

(No class on November 27) / 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. 






Mondays, 4 weeks / 9:00 am – 12:00 pm 


Metal Clay is a unique type of clay made up of 

microscopic particles of real metal, water, and a binder. 

The clay can be shaped with tools or even using just 

your hands! After creating your piece in clay, you’ll fire 

it and the water and binder will burn away, leaving you 

with a piece of real silver or copper metal. Students will 

learn the basics by using copper clay, which is a more 

economical material and will also have the opportunity 

to purchase their own silver metal clay. 



A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under 

the class description. 

Shape & Form in Metal — Level 2 

J.B. Rea 



(No class on November 28) / 9:00 am – 12:00 pm 

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 





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 

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huinoeau.com/open-studios!

painting & drawing 

Realistic Drawing for Timid Beginners: 

Canoe Plants— Level 1 

Julia Cost 



Everyone can learn to draw realistically! Students will learn to draw 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 noncompetitive 

classroom environment with lots of supportive instruction and produce 

a realistic drawing to take home. Materials will include pencil, pen, and colored 

pencil. Julia focuses on a different subject each session, so both new and returning 

students will enjoy her class. 



Making Pastels Glow — Level 1+ 

Christine Waara 


October 19 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm 

Find out how to make your paintings glow! This 

workshop is designed to take advantage of the 

fluidity of a wet underpainting and the texture 

of pastel. Students will learn to create a vibrant 

value underpainting and then fine-tune their work 

with pastels—without making mud! Christine 

will demonstrate techniques for applying a wet 

underpainting on a piece of white Pastelmat pastel 

paper and will then show how to use soft pastels, 

allowing some of the color from the underpainting 

to be visible through the pastel. 




Discover the Qualities of Watercolor 

— Level 1 

Christine Waara 


November 2 & 3 / 10:00 am – 4:00 pm 

Take the mystery out of watercolor and learn the basic 

techniques and materials you’ll need to create lightfilled 

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! 




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WANT MORE? 

Find additional painting classes in the 

Visiting Artists section on pages 7, 9 & 10.

Oil Painting Workshop Series with Terry Lopez! 

Just the Basics: 

Beginning Oil Painting— Level 1 

Terry Lopez 


October 26 & 27 / 9:00 am – 3:00 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. 




Intermediate Oil Painting — Level 2 

Terry Lopez 


November 2 & 3 / 9:00 am – 3:00 pm 

This intensive workshop is designed for those students who wish to expand their oil painting knowledge 

while learning new styles and techniques. The class will explore matte and glossy finishes, cold wax medium, 

palette knife techniques, special under painting and glazing techniques, and various other media that can be 

combined with oil paint. Prerequisite: Beginning Oil Painting or equivalent experience 




Abstraction in Oil Painting — Level 3 

Terry Lopez 

Saturdays & Sundays, 2 weeks 

November 9-10 & 16-17 / 9:00 am – 4:00 pm 

This class will introduce various ways to abstract visual information or an idea in order to create a more 

interesting painting. Through the use of visual aids and instruction, students will be able to try various methods 

of working with new materials. Prerequisite: Beginning and/or Intermediate Oil Painting or equivalent 

experience. 




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ceramics 

Pinch, Coil, & Slab-building with Clay 

— Level 1+ 

Jennifer Owen 


September 4 – October 30 

(No class on September 18) / 5:00 – 8:00 pm 

Learn to pinch, coil, and slab-build with clay! These 

techniques will allow you to make every conceivable 

shape and size, so the possibilities are unlimited! You 

can even make sophisticated and large pottery and 

sculpture. We will make mugs, vases, boxes, bowls, 

and anything else you can imagine. Beginners are 

welcome and experienced students can take their 

skills to a new level with challenging projects like 

teapots. 


Supply Fee: $20 / Lab Fee: $30 



Beginning Wheel Throwing — Level 1 

Session 1: Renee Wilcox 

Tuesdays, 8 weeks 


Session 2: Gregory Byard 

Mondays, 8 weeks 

October 28 – December 16 / 6:00 – 9:00 pm 

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. 




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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! 

Ceramics Guided Open Studio 

— Level 2+ 

Bob Flint 


October 3 – November 21 / 6:00 – 9:00 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) 


A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com 

under the class description. 

Mixing & Working with Slips — 

Level 2 

Deb Zaleski 


October 30 – December 11 

(No class on November 27) 

9:00 am – 12:00 pm 

Learn how to mix slips from base mineral recipes, 

add various colorants, and apply to your ceramic 

ware. Students will work with white clay, may 

either throw or hand build, and then utilize the 

slips we mix for various surface decoration 

techniques, such as sgraffito, mishima (inlay), 

and slip painted design application. If you enjoy 

painting, drawing, and carving on your ware, this 

class is for you! Prerequisite: Beginning Ceramics 

or equivalent experience 



A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com 

under the class description.

photography 

Photographing Your Artwork — Level 2 

Aubrey Hord 

Thursday & Friday, 2 days 


Having photographs of your art gives you the opportunity 

to share your work quickly and easily with friends, family, 

galleries, and potential buyers. Of course, photographs are 

only helpful if they represent the true quality of your artistry. 

The goal of this class is to get your work photographed, so 

you can share it with your fans right away. While art can be 

sometimes be a challenge to photograph, your confidence 

and abilities will be much greater after this workshop with 

PPA Certified Professional Photographer Aubrey Hord. 

Aubrey will demonstrate techniques and share tips that will 

help jewelers, potters, sculptors, painters, and anyone else 

looking to photograph their work in an improved way. This 

is a hands-on class, so feel free to bring small items for 

practice. Prerequisite: Digital Photography 101 or equivalent 

experience 




Photography 101: Navigating Your Digital 

Camera — Level 1 

Aubrey Hord 

Thursday & Friday, 2 days 

October 17 & 18 / 9:00 am – 1:00 pm 

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! 




Digital Photography Composition Basics 

— Level 2 

Aubrey Hord 

Friday, 1 day 

November 15 / 9:00 am – 1:00 pm 

If you are already familiar with the basics of your DSLR 

camera (film or digital) and feel comfortable shooting with 

the manual setting, this fast and furious workshop will help 

you to “see” more creatively. Aubrey will give an overview 

of a few basic photography composition concepts and will 

give students a bit of time practice skills on the beautiful 

grounds of the Hui. Prerequisite: Digital Photography 

101 or equivalent experience 


A supply list is posted online at huinoeau. 

com under the class description. 

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keiki & camp 

Camp Kaluanui (Grades 1 - 5) 

Monday – Friday, 5 days / 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. Every day offers new hands-on 

projects and a variety of art materials to explore! Surrounded by the beauty of Hui No‘eau’s historic Kaluanui Estate, 

young artists learn a variety of art techniques and develop their individual creative voices. 

Fall Break 

Monday – Friday, 5 days 

October 7 – 11 / 9:00 am – 3:30 pm 



Winter Wonderland 

Monday, Thursday & Friday, 3 days 

Week 1: December 23, 26 & 27 / 9:00 am – 3:30 pm 

Week 2: December 30, January 2 & 3 / 9:00 am – 3:30 pm 



SIGN UP TODAY! 

Visit huinoeau.com or 

call (808) 572-6560! 

PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. For our 

youngest artists to have the best experience 

at camp, they need to have completed 

kindergarten. Students enrolling on the day 

that class begins (if space is available) will be 

assessed a $20 late registration fee. 

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Daily Camp & Art Academy Schedule 

8:30 – 9:00 am Drop-off, Sign-in, & Independent Art Time 

9:00 am – 12:00 pm Morning Workshop & Outside Break Time 

12:00 – 12:30 pm Brown Bag Lunch on Hui Lawn & Outside Break Time 

12:30 – 3:30 pm Afternoon Workshop & Outside Break Time 

3:30 pm Pick-up, Sign-out, & Independent Art Time 

After 4pm, late pick up fees apply. 

What to Bring: 

•energizing lunch 

•water 

•plenty of snacks 

•closed-toed shoes 

•clothing that can 

get a little artsy! 

•spirit of creativity!

young adult 

Tiny Hands (Ages 2.5 – 5) 

Emilia De Castro 


September 26 – October 31 

9:00 – 11:00 am 

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! 



Claymazing! Creative Ceramics 

for Keiki (Ages 5+) 

Josie Kele 


October 9 – November 20 

(No class on October 23) / 3:30 – 5:30 pm 

This class will introduce your child to the wonderful 

world of clay! Josie will guide children through a 

variety of handbuilding projects using slab, pinch, 

coil, and glazing techniques. Keiki are sure to enjoy 

the hands-on experience of creating an array of 

fun, fantastic clay artwork with their hands! 



Teens Jewelry & 

Metalsmithing Studio (Ages 11+) 


Wednesdays, 4 weeks / 3:00 – 5:00 pm 

Session 1: September 4 – 25 

Session 2: October 2 – 23 

Session 3: October 30 – November 20 

Session 4: November 27 – December 18 

We invite teens to discover the jewelry studio, learn 

the basics, and create their own incredible designs! 

Students will begin with the foundational elements 

of metalsmithing that all jewelry professionals know: 

cutting, drilling, piercing, and soldering metal. After 

that, students will become designers as they create 

professional quality pendants, bracelets, earrings, 

rings, and/or small sculptures. Teens will be amazed 

by their handmade jewelry and metal creations! 



Some basic metals are included with the supply fee. 

Silver metal is available for purchase in the studio. 

Please bring cash or a check! A supply list is posted 

online at huinoeau.com under the class description. 

Ceramics Club: Wheel Throwing & 

Handbuilding! (Ages 11+) 

Josie Kele 


October 10 – November 21 

(No class on October 24) / 3:30 – 5:30 pm 

Cups, plates, bowls, tiles and more! In this 

introductory class, students will create their own 

functional art as they explore the handling of clay 

using wheel throwing, handbuilding, glazing, and 

texturing techniques. Students will enjoy this handson 

muddy, messy, and fun art form! 





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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! 

Hui Board of Directors 

Robert Stoner, President 

Mercy Palmer, President 

Shannon Hoekstra, Vice President 

Robert Rowland, Vice President 

Keoki Freeland, Assistant Secretary 

Carolyn Schaefer Gray, Assistant Secretary 

Cheryl Tipton, Assistant Secretary 

Diane Bevilacqua 

Colleen O’Shea Brady 

Hunton Conrad 

Joan Martin 

Jozette Montalvo 

Lisa Paulson 

Will Spence 

Josh Stone 

Clay Sutherland 

Christy Vail 

Andrew Walker 

Tod Wood 

Hui Staff 

Caroline Killhour – Executive Director 

Josephine Bergill-Gentile – Process Manager 

Lana Coryell – Program Director 

Charlene Drose – Facilities 

Anne-Marie Forsythe – Deputy Director & 

Editor in Chief of Create 

Ashley Hesjedal – Capital Campaign 

Project Manager 

Jessica Hoecker – Registrar & Bookkeeper 

Kelley Meyer – Visitor Services & Rentals 

Jenny Pickett – Development 

& Marketing Officer 

James Woodward – Capital Campaign & 

Art Affair 

Create is designed by Lana Coryell 

Corporate Memberships 

We are honored to present Hui 

No‘eau’s 2019 Corporate Members! 

Blue Ginger, Haleakala 

Ranch, and Maui Coffee 

Roasters continue to make a great 

impact on the Hui’s ability to serve 

our community. We thank them for 

their generosity and dedication to 

community visual arts education on 

Maui! Please support businesses that 

support the Hui! 

Your business can make a difference 

in 2020! 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 Membership 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 jpickett@huinoeau.com. 

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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: 

creative 

community 

Why become a 

Hui member? 

sharing 

fun! 

As our way of 

saying mahalo for 

your membership 

and support, you’ll enjoy 

these wonderful benefits: 

class discounts 

open 

studio 

access 

supporting 

arts for all 

special 

invitations 

giving 

back 

personal 

growth 

20% discount on class, camp, 

and workshop tuition 

Exhibition entry discounts and invitations to 

special events and selected opening receptions 

Access to professionally-equipped artist 

open studios (class prerequisites apply) 

Subscription to Hui Newsletter and 

Course Catalog, Create 

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) 

• 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 

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) 

Invitation to Annual Membership Meeting 

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

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

Joy of knowing that you are supporting visual arts 

opportunities on Maui and helping to preserve a 

historic property! 

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE ($5,000 or more) 

• All benefits of President’s Circle Level Membership 

• Private walk-through of the Annual Juried Exhibition 

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 

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2018 donor list 

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Hui No‘eau is grateful for the generosity of our 

2018 donors. The success of our many programs, 

events, and exhibitions relies on the support of 

our community. Every gift, no matter the size, 

makes a difference in the creative and artistic 

development of Maui’s artists and arts enthusiasts. 

Mahalo nui loa for your continued dedication to 

Hui No‘eau and for believing in our mission of 

unlocking creativity through exceptional visual arts 

education and enhancing this endeavor through 

the preservation of the historic Kaluanui Estate. If 

we have inadvertently made an error in this listing, 

please contact the Development Office at (808) 

572-6560 ext. 25 to correct our records. 

$100,000 + 

Tatiana Botton 

Pardee & Elizabeth Erdman 

Gage Schubert 

$50,000 + 

Hawai‘i Community Foundation 

Hawai‘i Tourism Authority 

State of Hawai‘i 

Marcia & Klaus Zech 

$25,000 - $49,999 

Haynes Family Fund 

$10,000 - $24,999 

The Atherton Family Foundation 

Jeremy & Michelle Baldwin 

The Samuel N. & Mary Castle Foundation 

Cooke Foundation, Limited 

County of Maui Office of Economic Development 

Jack Gray & Carolyn Schaefer Gray 

Ritchie M. Gregory Fund 

Kling Family Foundation 

Robert J. & Mary Lou Morgado Charitable Trust 

Jim & Andrea Schloemer 

Seven Springs Foundation 

Sandra & Earl Stoner 

Cherry Anne & Lindy Sutherland 

Laila Twigg-Smith Art Fund 

$5,000 - $9,999 

Edward Baldwin 

Fred Baldwin Memorial Foundation 

Douglas & Madeline Callahan 

The Florence Foundation 

Julia Gillette - Art Empowerment for Life 

Hawai‘i State Foundation on Culture and the Arts 

John W. Hoxie Jr. & Lee Hoxie 

Allen & Ann Jones 

County of Maui Office of Economic Development 

Steve & Billie Moksnes 

Stephen Sussman 

Robert Suzuki 

$2,500 - $4,999 

Judy McCorkle & Tom Reed - Aloha Recycling 

Peter & Susan Baldwin 

Blue Ginger 

James & Christina Brod 

The Gillette Foundation 

Susan R. Graham 

Jim & Kay Guyette 

Haleakala Ranch 

Betty Leis 

Maui Coffee Roasters 

Maui Oil Company 

National Trust for Historic Preservation 

Colleen O’Shea Brady 

Robert & Marguerite Rowland 

Douglas & Jill Schatz 

John & Mary Jo Snyder 

Michael & Susanna Stiefel 

Stephen Sussman & Kelly Watson 

Cathy Tai - BJB Charitable Trust 

Janis Von Thaden 

Whitney & Michael White 

$1,000 - $2,499 

Bendon Family Foundation 

Bill & Judy Bisgard 

William & Alanna Bodenstab 

E.H.W. Broadbent Foundation 

Linda & Bob Caldwell 

Richard & Fátima Cameron 

Gregory Chou 

Susannah Christy & Chuck Pezzillo 

Louis & Jolene Cole 

Marcia Collwell-Jaconi 

Eric & Sarah Ernst 

Betty Hay & Keoki Freeland 

Karla Gillette 

Goodfellow Bros. Inc. 

Glenn Haines & Cathy Paxton Haines 

Eve Harrison 

Kaye Hill 

Shannon & Todd Hoekstra 

Rob & Susan Hoxie 

Russ & Eileen John 

Tom & Anne Leuteneker 

Janice Marsters 

Jane Kocivar & Nick Matichyn 

Maui Glass Artists - Dot Wissmar Memorial Fund 

Peter & Vicki Merriman 

Shepherd & Abigail Murray 

Susan O’Shaughnessy 

Mercy & Jorma Palmer 

Carolyn Richardson 

Gerrianne & Clyde Sakamoto 

Michael & Kathleen Spalding 

Tom & Candace Spiel 

Robert Stoner & Caroline Koley Stoner 

Tectonics: Architects, Planners, & Engineers 

Cheryl Tipton 

Christy Vail 

Sandy & Pam Volkmann 

Bruce Ward 

Eugene Wasson III & Linda Wasson 

Gerald Weber Family Foundation 

$500 - $999 

Betty Neary Alberts 

Paul Alkire & Christine Conlon-Kemp 

Joan & Jon Betwee 

Sarah Bredhoff 

John & Susan Brown 

Susan Brown & Frank Hollister 

Carl & Dee Calkins 

Hunton Conrad 

Robbie & Nancy Dean 

John Elder 

Experiential Holdings, INC. & 

Maui Pineapple Tours 

James & Robin Ferrier 

Bob Flint & Sunny Jordan 

Robert & Leslie Freimuth 

Fay & Carter Harrison Charitable Fund 

Makena Herget 

Frederick Hoxie 

Thomas Hoxie 

Rick & Rupa Jack 

William & Riette Jenkins 

William Jordon 

John Kean & Susan Conway-Kean 

Gary Allen Lamarche & Mary Ann Horan 

Terry & Ruth Lipscomb 

Maile McLaughlin 

Douglas & Gayle McNish 

Michael Moore 

Ralph & Nancy Overton 

Wendy Rice Peterson 

Josh & Amy Stone 

Edward & Eileen Takayesu 

Linda & Leighton Taylor 

Jane Thompson 

Sara-Jean Tokunaga 

Denise Wickline 

Dianna Williams 

Karen Winslow 

Dick & Kitty Wojcik 

Gene & Danielle Wong 

Dave Young - Wai Engineering, Inc. 

$250 - $499 

George & Janet Allen 

Pamela Andelin 

Anonymous Donor 

Lorraine Arenberg 

Gene Awakuni 

Diane Bevilacqua & Ricky Watimar 

Elizabeth Boynton 

Christina Cowan 

Patricia & Alex DeLucia 

Lorne Direnfeld 

Benjamin & Laurel Falit 

Sandra Florence 

Susan Fortney 

Suraya Fortney 

Charles (Chuck) M. Gray 

Hermine Harman & Andrew Grabow

Woody & Laura Harrelson 

Stephen & Leona Holaday 

Donna Howard 

Caroline & Gilson Killhour 

Mette Lyons 

Roger & Helen MacArthur 

Kilikina Mahi 

Joan Martin & Tom Blackburn-Rodriguez 

Lisa & Doug Paulson 

Steve & Carol Preston 

Julie Robb 

Eric & Willa A. Romanchak 

Mike Roston 

Linda Scott 

Richard Silversteini 

Curtis Spalding 

Kim Willis 

Michael & Joycelyn Victorino 

$100 - $249 

Billy Abreu 

Bruce R. Anderson 


Evan Asato 

Jim Bailey 

Rhonda Baker 

Jeff & Janet Baldwin 

Dianna Bellisle 

Alice & Bill Bierer 

Peter & Tracy Boynton 

Peter Carpenter 

Georgia Champe 

Robert & Colleen Christensen 

Marilyn Cleghorn 

Gretchen Cook 

Roxanne Darling & Shane Robinson 

Barbara DiFerrante 

Ryan & Michelle Dubach 

Zora Durock & John Buck 

Lisa Fitkin 

Lauri Fritsch 

Jobst Frohberg & Sal Bodnan 

Arleen & Don Gerbig 

Karl Gottling 

Pamela Gould 

Clint & Carolyn Hansen 

Robert & Donna Hansen 

Dan & Linda Hartley 

Carol Hartmann 

Garrett Hew 

Douglas & Linda Holt 

Robert & Tamara Horcajo 

Barbara Horsman 

Chet & Leticia Hunt 

Justin & Lauren Iacovino 

Lawrence & Mary Ann Lambert 

Lily Lawrence 

Gregory Lincoln 

Anders Lyons & Kiera Strohm-Herman 

Joe & Barbara Macario 

Paul & Judy Mancini 

Paul Marsh 

Jane & Gary Marshall 

Alec & Maren McBarnet 

Kathy Mcdonald 

Thomas Milovina 

Ann Mochida 

Jozette & Harlon Montalvo 

John Hampden Moore 

Randall & Jan Moore 

Marcia Morse 

Lester & Della Nakamoto 

George Nakano 

Rosanne Ogles 

State Farm Insurance Agency of Kit K. Okazaki 

Steve & Michele Parker 

Susie Payne 

John & Jane Peterson 

Sarah Porter 

Jeanne Rabold 

Paula Rath 

Chris & Sandra Reynolds 

Henry & Sandra Rice 

Karuna C. Santoro 

Susan Sato 

Doug & Nancy Shanaman 

Laurel Shepherd 

Barbara Slehouwer 

Keith & Gail Smith 

Penny Souder & Thomas Calhoun 

Irwin & Sonia Spalding 

Barbara Spalding 

Hugh Stan 

Jane Sugimara 

Michael & Rae Takemoto 

Kathy Takushi 

Allen Teshima 

David Thompson 

Judith Thomson 

Roslyn Trino 

Inger & Richard Tully 

Fran Ubertini 

Sandra & Jill Wainman 

Lisa Walsh 

David & Colleen Welty 

Whale Trust 

Glenn Wilbourn 

Neila Young 

Warren & Elizabeth Youngquist 

$45 - $99 

Wendy Acosta 

Husa Adams 

Michelle Alberdi 

Cynthia Allen 

Amy Ancheta 

Mindy & Rick Armour 

Al Arsendorf 

Cherie Attix 

Jeremy & Elisha Baldwin 

Kathleen Baldwin 

Rocio Ballester 

Gayle Barklie 

Edwin Bartholomew 

Rhonda Barut 

Vibeke & William Bates 

Angela Bell 

Marcia Belmont 

Sally Bilodeau 

Carla Bloomberg 

Allison Borell 

Patrizia Boschetti 

Matt Bostwick 

Marisela Bracho 

Susan & Gordy Bradford 

Veronica Brass 

Galit Breman 

Deborah Brown 

Amber Bulte 

Tom Burke 

Danny Bushart 

Koaekea & Jasmine Bustamente 

Laura Buzianis 

Donna Byrne 

Mary Calegari 

Karen Camara 

Genevieve Campbell 

Nancy Canin 

Sharleen Carlan 

Leanna Carlson 

Esperarta Carmona 

Patricia Chaney 

Robert Chollar 

Jeffrey Cocker 

Kamalei & Amber Cook 

Audra Corns 

Candice Coslwer 

Violet Costas 

Beth Crawford 

Grace Crozier 

Chris Cruikshank 

Robin Curammeng 

Raquel Da Cruz-Lima 

Kai Daniel 

Susan David 

Ashley Day 

Alize De Rosnay 

Joy Deardorff 

Andrea Demetras 

Linda Derkach 

Lynne Donaldson 

Deanna Drapal 

Jo Duarte 

Kate Eifler 

Henry & Dan Eisenberg 

Aviva Spring Engel 

Gillian Engledow 

Judith Evans 

Teri Evans 

Aurora FaeTerra 

Monique Fay 

Mary Feltz 

Stacey Ferge 

Madeleine Fernandez 

John Fitzgerald 

Rochelle Fletcher 

Chris Forbes 

Evelyn Foreman 

Stephanie Foster 

Daniela Fournier 

Patricia Frank & Dee Dee Bodine 

Allyson Freeland 

Carol French-Jay 

Randee Gabriele 

Patti Gardner 

Carol Giardino 

Ania Gilmore 

Cheryl Goethe 

Patricia Goff-Williams 

Nancy Golly 

Shay Goodfellow 

Mary Goodrich 

Mary Grandy 

Audrey & Lindsay Grier 

Bettykay Griesemer & Roger Krom 

Rici Guild & Frank B. Shaner 

Jack Hamilton 

Nina Hans 

Thomas & Maureen Hanrahan 

Kathryn Hargrove 

Raymond Haywood 

Martha Hecker 

Jordan Hetrick 

Brynne Heustis 

Emily Hickman 

Debbie-Jean Hollomon 

Shevona Holzman 

Deborah Howe 

Amanda Hubbard 

Katie Istvan 

Nujika & Kaori Iwatake 

Veronica Jachowski 

Lee Jakeway 

Joyce Jeffers 

Akiko Jeter 

Suzanne Jewell 

Debby Johnson 

Donna Jones 

Kaya & Allison Joshua 

Carey Judson 

Alia Kealoha 

Karen Kessler 

Patrice Klysa 

Kaili Kosaka 

John Kreag 

Barbara LaMarca 

Luca & Luigi Laurin 

Chenta Laury & Stefan Schaefer 

Gail Leone 

Rebecca Lewis 

Clifford Libed & Linnea Sherrard-Libed 

Heather Liu 

Jennifer Livingston 

Jane & Helen Loeffler 

Miriam Loetscher 

Steve London 

Cory Lovejoy 

Debra Lumpkins 

Susie Luyet 

Doug & Louli MacCluer 

Kathleen & Barclay MacDonald 

Prakash MacKay 

Thomas Magee 

Salena Makia 

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Jai Manley 

Claudio & Kathleen Marchetti 

Lucy Marcus 

Nichole Marshall 

Susan Marshall 

Virginia Mathauser 

Christine Matheis 

Cynthia Mattox 

Kate McClusky 

Abigail McCoy 

Tamara McKay 

Jennifer McLaughlan 

Joel McMullin 

Irina Medelye 

Hadas Metzler 

Valerie Mizner 

Matt Montagne 

Jane Mount 

Dwight & Julenne Mounts 

Sue Nehme 

Lori Nims 

Iris Nola 

Natalie Norberg 

Keri Ogden 

Debra Olson 

Ira Ono 

Cecilia Ortiz 

Jennifer Owen 

Kalysta Owen 

June Palmer 

Tess Patalano 

Susie Payne 

Wolf & Jenny Pell 

Shelley Pellegrino 

Todd & Beau Perkins 

Terese Petrone 

Allison Pinto 

Esther Pollock 

Nicole Pung 

Ana Quan 

Charles Racine & Claudia Fullerton Racine 

Mahealani Red 

David Reed 

Michelle Schwengel Regala 

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2018 donor list continued... 

Keith Regan & Lynn Araki-Regan 

Martha Ann Rice 

Danielle Richardson 

Marie Ritzman 

Stella Rivers 

Arlene Robinson 

Deborah Romine 

Sabine Ronge 

Michael Ruiz 

Patrick & Karen Saka 

Kathryn Sakai 

Norie & Susumu Sakamoto 

Beatrice Schefer 

Cynthia Schildhauer 

Kavena Schmidt 

Juliette & Joo Hee Schullerts 

Pamela Schulz 

Elizabeth Schusser 

Annette Scognamillo 

Anne Sexton 

Doug & Annamarie Sheehan 

Sheila Sheffield 

Sarah Shim 

Arielle Shore 

Michelle Simmer 

Melissa Smith 

Rona Smith 

Lora Sokolow 

Melia Sorenson 

Amy & Jasmine Soriano 

Ellen Southard 

Larry Stefl 

Cate Stephens 

Wendy Stephenson 

Jefferson Stillwell 

James Stolte 

Rick Strini 

Dazena Stroj 

Susan Sullivan 

Maggie Sutrov 

Eva Svobodova 

Tiffany Thomas 

Sheri Thorson 

Jennifer Throne 

Katherine Toda 

Miriam Trahan 

Melissa Trinidad 

Kyle & Emmy Trudell 

Eleykaa Tully 

Chelsea Vaas 

Linda Van-Alstine 

Lalenya Laurie Vann 

Mark Vaught 

Lourdes Venard 

Deborah VonTempsky 

Tony & Kate Walholm 

Kauionalani Waller 

Edie Weintraub-Danovitz 

Sabrina Werkmeister 

Lyle Wilkinson 

Gregory Williams 

Jan Maret Willman 

John Wilson & Donnette Gene Wilson 

Shre Wilson 

Jennifer Winston 

Suzan Wood 

Krista Woodward 

Erin Wooldridge 

Glenn Yamasaki & Kyoko Kimura 

Iwao Yonemitsu 

$1 - $44 

Keku & Cindy Akana 

Sue Alivado 

Dana K Anderson 


Mary & Shell Braidman 

August Camara 

Joyce Chin 

Joyce Chun 

Lana Coryell 

Tony & Ann Estrella 

Russell Goshi 

Rena Hayashi 

Holly Ho 

Lucy Hollingsworth 

Robyn Honda 

Ione Isobe 

Ted Kanamori 

Hinano & Andre Kaumeheiwa 

Frank Kiger 

Chenta Laury 

Steven Loney 

Philip Lowenthal 

Fern Markgraf 

Jeannie Matsuo 

Cheryl Medeiros 

Elodie Moniz 

Ruth Mukai 

Jasmine Mau Mukai 

Kelii Nahooikaika 

Kalani Ho-Nikaido 

Sebastian & Iris Nitta 

Charlie Onaka 

Chelvi Renganathan 

Susan Scofield 

Naomi Shimada 

Michelle Simmer 

Mike & Marlene Singlehurst 

Sheila Starr 

Patricia Steele 

Yukilei & Tak Sugimura 

Sandie Trenholme 

Rene Yamafuji 

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 

computer-directed 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. The first four 

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 30, 2020. Please contact the Hui’s Development 

Office at (808) 572-6560 ext. 25 or email jpickett@huinoeau.com if you are 

interested in this special opportunity! 

Molly Lynch Scholarship Fund for Women 

Following their mother’s passing in February 2019, Tim 

Garcia and the Garcia ‘ohana established The Molly Lynch 

Scholarship Fund for Women in order to give women in 

our community access to a variety of offerings in the visual 

arts, and advance their own creative endeavors at Hui 

No‘eau. The scholarship fund will give women in need 

the opportunity to pursue continued arts education. With 

this fund, we honor a wonderful woman, a Hui supporter, and the mother of 

one of the Hui’s most treasured friends and ambassadors, Tim Garcia. Please 

call (808) 572-6560 for giving opportunities and scholarship inquiries. More 

details will be coming in the next issue of Create!

Every gift makes a difference! 

With deepest gratitude to our generous donors, over 25,000 artists, students, educators, and community members will 

experience the joy of creativity through art classes or offerings at Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center in 2019. Thank you 

for recognizing that self-expression, imagination, and making things with your hands are vital to living a full life! With 

your help, the Hui brings happiness and greater well-being to so many in our community—and especially to those 

who truly need it! 

Your support helps the Hui to: 

• Provide scholarships to adults and children in need 

who would otherwise lack access to arts education; 

• Create a space for authentic cultural exchange 

between practitioners, artists, and students of all ages in Art 

with Aloha classes in Hawaiian art forms; 

• 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; 

• 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 and visiting artist 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; 

Yes! 

I want to support visual arts 

education in my community! 

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. 

$45 $75 $125 $250 $500 

$500 $1,000 $2,500 $________ other 

_______________________________________________ 

Donor Name (as it should appear in print) 

_______________________________________________ 

Signature 

My payment is enclosed. 

Please make checks payable to Hui No‘eau. 

Please charge my credit card. 

Visa MasterCard Discover 

• Present eight fine art exhibitions that provide a vital 

Cardholder Name: ________________________________ 

place for local artists to share their voice and vision with the 

Card Number: ____________________________________ 

world; 

Expiration Date: ___________________________________ 

CVV Code (on back): _______________________________ 

• Encourage interaction, learning, and community 

Address: _________________________________________ 

in the Hui’s Open Studios program, where students and 

_________________________________________________ 

artists gather to create artwork in professional studio spaces. 

Phone: ______________________________________ 

Email:__________________________________ 

We cannot do this important work without you. A gift of any 

Hui No‘eau is a 501(c)(3) 

amount makes a truly lasting impact on our community! 

nonprofit organization! 

Please consider a gift to Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center. Visit huinoeau.com/donate, become a member, or contact the Contributions to the Hui are taxdeductible 

in accordance with IRS 

Hui’s Development Office at jpickett@huinoeau.com or call (808) 572-6560 ext. 25 to learn about all the ways 

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to give, including legacy gifts, sponsorships, scholarships, and memorial funds. regulations.

Hui No‘eau is a nonprofit organization 

and we need 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 (see page 26!) 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 

2 

3 

Visit us online at huinoeau.com 

Call (808) 572-6560 

Stop by the Hui’s front desk 

Free Admission 

Open Daily 

9:00 am – 4:00 pm 

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.

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