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

art with aloha continued...
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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
Saturday, 1 day
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
Supply Fee: $18
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
Saturday & Sunday, 2 days
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
Supply Fee: $12
A supply list is posted online at huinoeau.com under the class description.
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.