Upcoming Exhibitions

Annual Juried Exhibition 2010 :Jurors Inger Tully and Theresa Papanikolas Exhibition Dates: January 9, 2010 - February 18, 2010 This prestigious multi-media arts competition offers an opportunity to view the current work of Hui members as well as participate in topics upon which contemporary minds are engaged. Jurors Inger Tully (Curator of Exhibitions at the Contemporary Museum) and Teresa Papanikolas (Curator for HNL Academy of Art) will combine their skills and extensive knowledge to create a fantastic exhibit. Join the Hui in celebrating its art and artists!

2010 Glass Exhibit: Exhibition Dates: March 13, 2010 - April 28, 2010 In association with Maui Glass Artists Association, we proudly present a spectacular glass exhibition that challenges artists to explore this beautiful medium even if you’ve never worked in glass before. We are excited about the work being done in glass in all its’ forms and look forward to presenting the visitor with a unique view into the world of contemporary glass art. Please watch our website for more information.

Exhibition Kitchen: The Art Show: Jurors Tom Klobe/Bev Gannon /guest juror Exhibition Dates: May 8, 2010 - July 9, 2010 Hui No`eau Visual Arts Center is using a very familiar place as the impetus for this exhibition, that takes a playful swerve away from conventional working methods, encouraging unconventional pieces revolving around a theme well-known to all: the kitchen. Art pieces can be made OUT OF whole or parts of traditional kitchen items and implements or they can be made USING the kitchen items, thus the kitchen items can be medium or art tool or both. As a medium, the majority of the piece should be constructed out of the kitchen items or parts of items. Non-kitchen elements such as screws, wire, nails, staples, glue, tape paint, etc., may be used as long as the majority of the piece is made of the kitchen items. If the kitchen implement(s) is used as a tool, it should be the main tool or tools in creating the piece. Kitchen implement(s) may be used to paint, draw, print, sculpt, fire/bake, photograph, freeze etc. the art work or parts thereof. Again, non-kitchen elements (screwdrivers, hammers, nails, etc.) may be used as long as the kitchen implement(s) is the main tool(s) creating the piece. Check back soon for more updates.

Programs at Hui No'eau Visual Arts Center are supported in part by the State Foundation on Culture and the Arts through appropriations from the Legislature of the State of Hawaii and the National Endowment for the Arts, and other foundations and individuals.