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SUMMARY:SOUP 'R BOWL 2026
DESCRIPTION:It’s that time of year!\n\nCome celebrate all that the Molokai Arts Center (MAC) has accomplished in fifteen years and help us continue our efforts to create outstanding educational opportunities in the visual and performing arts!\n\nWhat’s the Soup ‘R Bowl you ask? It’s the MAC’s premier event that visitors and part-time residents plan their visits around. It’s the art lover’s haven for unique finds\, primarily by Molokai artists (all donations welcome!). And for each ticket holder\, it’s a chance to find\, among over 500 pieces in various colors and styles\, THE ceramic bowl or mug\, made by Molokai artisans\, that calls you to take it home.\n\nBut that’s not all. You also get to enjoy a sit-down “soup’r” meal\, entertainment by Molokai’s talented performing artists\, and great conversation among art afficionados\, emerging artists\, and artists at heart.\n\n\nPlan to come early for the best bowl choices (there’s always a line to enter at opening)\, buy a few extra (maybe a set or gifts?)\, and also check out the art boutique. Hope to see you there! \nPURCHASE TICKETS HERE
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/soup-r-bowl-2026/
LOCATION:Lanikeha Community Center\, 2200 Farrington Ave.\, Hoolehua\, HI\, 96729\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="MAC":MAILTO:molokaiartscenter@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Soup 'R Bowl 2024
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, March 09\, 2024 \n6:00 pm – 8:00 pm \n5:30 pm Patron Members and VIP Early Entry \nMolokai Community Health Center \nTake home a Ceramic Bowl or Molokai Mug \nhandcrafted by Molokai artisans \nSelect from over 400 bowls & mugs! \nSavor a specialty Soup \n(select meat\, chicken\, seafood\, or vegan)  \nwith salad (ingredients grown locally)\,  \nbread\, dessert\, and locally brewed tea \n Enjoy conversation\, local entertainment\, & table service \nBrowse the Silent Auction and MAC store \nfeaturing art pieces in different media from \nlocal and visiting artists as well as other goods & services \nADULT TICKET $60 $30 Keiki (12 and under) \n20% discount for MAC Annual Members & Affiliates \nhttps://bit.ly/3HRbWiN \nContact molokaiartscenter@gmail.com for more information. \nProceeds benefit Molokai Arts Center\, Inc.\, \nMolokai’s only 501(c)3 non-profit arts education organization \n  \n \n  \n \n 
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/soup-r-bowl-2024/
LOCATION:Molokai Community Health Center\, Kaunakakai\, HI\, 96748\, United States
CATEGORIES:Annual Soup 'R Bowl Event
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SUMMARY:Soup 'R Bowl 2023!
DESCRIPTION:SOUP ‘R BOWL 2023 IS JUST ABOUT HERE!!\n\nIt’s that time of year again! Get your tickets NOW for the 2023 Molokai Arts Center (MAC) Soup ‘R Bowl.The 13th annual fundraiser event will be held at Lanikeha Community Center in Ho’olehua\, on Saturday\, March 11\, 2023 from 5-8pm. Tickets can be bought here at this link.\n\nWhat happens at the Soup ‘R Bowl? A ticket gains you entrance to tables lined with over 300 ceramic bowls (and a few Molokai mugs) handcrafted by artisans at the Molokai Arts Center. Redeem your ticket for a bowl or mug of your choice as well as a hearty soup meal. There will be 4 different soups to choose from (which will be announced soon as to what they are). Make it a night out with your family or friends. Enjoy light conversation and entertainment by our local musicians.\n\nAdditional pottery and art by Molokai artists will also be available for sale. Proceeds benefit Molokai Arts Center\, Inc.\, a 501(c)3 nonprofit arts education organization
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/soup-r-bowl-2023/
LOCATION:Lanikeha Community Center\, 2200 Farrington Ave.\, Hoolehua\, HI\, 96729\, United States
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SUMMARY:Molokai Arts Center Presents: Hawaii Craftsmen  ‘Aha Hana Lima 2023 (days 2 & 3 of a 3 day workshop)
DESCRIPTION:  \nBetween the Ideas and the Making: Maintaining the Dialogue\n\nMOLOKA’I WORKSHOP:\nFRIDAY\, Jan 13\, 2023 5:00 – 9:00 pm\nSATURDAY\, Jan 14\, 2023 9:00 am – 5:00 pm\nSUNDAY\, Jan 15\, 2023\, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm\nMolokai Arts Center\n1630 Farrington Ave.\nKualapuu\, HI 96757\nMAXIMUM ENROLLMENT 12\nEARLY BIRD REGISTRATION CLOSES 9am December 17\, 2022\nREGULAR REGISTRATION CLOSES 9am January 13\, 2023\n‘Aha Hana Lima (“Gathering of the Crafts”) is an annual event held by Hawaii Craftsmen. Traditionally it is a series of intensive 3-day workshops\, lectures\, and dialogues concerned with various media: clay\, metal\, wood\, fiber\, or glass. \nJan McKeachie Johnston and Randy Johnston\nBetween the Ideas and the Making: Maintaining the Dialogue\n“We make things as a way to manifest ideas. The idea might be as simple as a nice soup bowl or mug—or as complex as the intersection between traditional pottery and modern art. The work has specific modern connotations and attempts to deal with the development of the abstract within the utilitarian object aesthetic.” \nHawaii Craftsmen is excited to bring Jan McKeachie Johnston and Randy Johnston to a three island ceramics tour of Oahu\, Hawai’i Island and for the first time the island of Molokai. \nThis workshop is a rare opportunity to spend uninterrupted time with internationally recognized ceramic artists Randy Johnston and Jan Mckeachie Johnston.\nIn this workshop Randy and Jan will focus on the exchange of ideas involved in working in clay related to form and function with sculptural intention. Demonstrations will cover the use of the wheel and the hand building construction of forms by altering and combining pieces by using slabs and paper patterns. In addition\, they will share their thought process through conversations between each other and the participants about why they make the objects they choose to make and what experiences in their lives have brought them to this place in their journey as artists.\nThis will be an exciting and fun workshop with lots of personal discussions about traditional and new ways of making\, surface decorations\, wood firing\, soda\, gas\, glaze and their relationship to contemporary ceramics. \nTuition & Facilities use information:\nEarly Bird Pricing Ends on December 17th\nMember Early Bird $350 + lab fee\nMember Regular $455 + lab fee\nNon Member Early Bird $425 + lab fee\nNon Member Regular $592 + lab fee\nStudent $185 + lab fee\nBecause this Aha Hana Lima class spans three islands and three different institutions\, lab fees for each island will vary depending on the type of clay body and institutional services included in the lab fee. Lab fees and tuition will be included as one fee in the registration. \nSpace is limited! You can register for the workshops at the Hawaii Craftsmen website. \nMolokai Workshops:\nMOLOKA’I WORKSHOP:\nFRIDAY\, Jan 13\, 2023 5:00 – 9:00 pm\nSATURDAY\, Jan 14\, 2023 9:00 am – 5:00 pm\nSUNDAY\, Jan 15\, 2023\, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm\nMolokai Arts Center\n1630 Farrington Ave.\nKualapuu\, HI 96757\nMAXIMUM ENROLLMENT 12\nEARLY BIRD REGISTRATION CLOSES 9am December 17\, 2022\nREGULAR REGISTRATION CLOSES 9am January 13\, 2023
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/molokai-arts-center-presents-hawaii-craftsmen-aha-hana-lima-2023-days-2-3-of-a-3-day-workshop/
LOCATION:Molokai Arts Center\, 1630 Farrington Ave\, Kualapuu\, HI\, 96757
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SUMMARY:Molokai Arts Center Presents: Hawaii Craftsmen  ‘Aha Hana Lima 2023 (day 1 of 3 day workshop)
DESCRIPTION:  \nBetween the Ideas and the Making: Maintaining the Dialogue\n\nMOLOKA’I WORKSHOP:\nFRIDAY\, Jan 13\, 2023 5:00 – 9:00 pm\nSATURDAY\, Jan 14\, 2023 9:00 am – 5:00 pm\nSUNDAY\, Jan 15\, 2023\, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm\nMolokai Arts Center\n1630 Farrington Ave.\nKualapuu\, HI 96757\nMAXIMUM ENROLLMENT 12\nEARLY BIRD REGISTRATION CLOSES 9am December 17\, 2022\nREGULAR REGISTRATION CLOSES 9am January 13\, 2023\n‘Aha Hana Lima (“Gathering of the Crafts”) is an annual event held by Hawaii Craftsmen. Traditionally it is a series of intensive 3-day workshops\, lectures\, and dialogues concerned with various media: clay\, metal\, wood\, fiber\, or glass. \nJan McKeachie Johnston and Randy Johnston\nBetween the Ideas and the Making: Maintaining the Dialogue\n“We make things as a way to manifest ideas. The idea might be as simple as a nice soup bowl or mug—or as complex as the intersection between traditional pottery and modern art. The work has specific modern connotations and attempts to deal with the development of the abstract within the utilitarian object aesthetic.” \nHawaii Craftsmen is excited to bring Jan McKeachie Johnston and Randy Johnston to a three island ceramics tour of Oahu\, Hawai’i Island and for the first time the island of Molokai. \nThis workshop is a rare opportunity to spend uninterrupted time with internationally recognized ceramic artists Randy Johnston and Jan Mckeachie Johnston.\nIn this workshop Randy and Jan will focus on the exchange of ideas involved in working in clay related to form and function with sculptural intention. Demonstrations will cover the use of the wheel and the hand building construction of forms by altering and combining pieces by using slabs and paper patterns. In addition\, they will share their thought process through conversations between each other and the participants about why they make the objects they choose to make and what experiences in their lives have brought them to this place in their journey as artists.\nThis will be an exciting and fun workshop with lots of personal discussions about traditional and new ways of making\, surface decorations\, wood firing\, soda\, gas\, glaze and their relationship to contemporary ceramics. \nTuition & Facilities use information:\nEarly Bird Pricing Ends on December 17th\nMember Early Bird $350 + lab fee\nMember Regular $455 + lab fee\nNon Member Early Bird $425 + lab fee\nNon Member Regular $592 + lab fee\nStudent $185 + lab fee\nBecause this Aha Hana Lima class spans three islands and three different institutions\, lab fees for each island will vary depending on the type of clay body and institutional services included in the lab fee. Lab fees and tuition will be included as one fee in the registration. \nSpace is limited! You can register for the workshops at the Hawaii Craftsmen website. \nMolokai Workshops:\nMOLOKA’I WORKSHOP:\nFRIDAY\, Jan 13\, 2023 5:00 – 9:00 pm\nSATURDAY\, Jan 14\, 2023 9:00 am – 5:00 pm\nSUNDAY\, Jan 15\, 2023\, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm\nMolokai Arts Center\n1630 Farrington Ave.\nKualapuu\, HI 96757\nMAXIMUM ENROLLMENT 12\nEARLY BIRD REGISTRATION CLOSES 9am December 17\, 2022\nREGULAR REGISTRATION CLOSES 9am January 13\, 2023
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/molokai-arts-center-presents-hawaii-craftsmen-aha-hana-lima-2023-day-1-of-3-day-workshop/
LOCATION:Molokai Arts Center\, 1630 Farrington Ave\, Kualapuu\, HI\, 96757
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SUMMARY:Molokai Arts Center Presents: Hawaii Craftsmen  ‘Aha Hana Lima 2023 Lecture and Reception
DESCRIPTION:  \nBetween the Ideas and the Making: Maintaining the Dialogue\n \nMOLOKA’I ARTISTS PRESENTATION AND RECEPTION\nTHURSDAY\, January 12th\, 2023\n5:30 – 7:00 p.m.\nMolokai Arts Center\n1630 Farrington Ave.\nKualapuu\, HI 96757\nPLEASE JOIN US FOR A PRESENTATION\, Q&A AND RECEPTION\nFREE TO THE PUBLIC \n‘Aha Hana Lima (“Gathering of the Crafts”) is an annual event held by Hawaii Craftsmen. Traditionally it is a series of intensive 3-day workshops\, lectures\, and dialogues concerned with various media: clay\, metal\, wood\, fiber\, or glass. \nJan McKeachie Johnston and Randy Johnston\nBetween the Ideas and the Making: Maintaining the Dialogue\n“We make things as a way to manifest ideas. The idea might be as simple as a nice soup bowl or mug—or as complex as the intersection between traditional pottery and modern art. The work has specific modern connotations and attempts to deal with the development of the abstract within the utilitarian object aesthetic.” \nHawaii Craftsmen is excited to bring Jan McKeachie Johnston and Randy Johnston to a three island ceramics tour of Oahu\, Hawai’i Island and for the first time the island of Molokai. \nThis workshop is a rare opportunity to spend uninterrupted time with internationally recognized ceramic artists Randy Johnston and Jan Mckeachie Johnston.\nIn this workshop Randy and Jan will focus on the exchange of ideas involved in working in clay related to form and function with sculptural intention. Demonstrations will cover the use of the wheel and the hand building construction of forms by altering and combining pieces by using slabs and paper patterns. In addition\, they will share their thought process through conversations between each other and the participants about why they make the objects they choose to make and what experiences in their lives have brought them to this place in their journey as artists.\nThis will be an exciting and fun workshop with lots of personal discussions about traditional and new ways of making\, surface decorations\, wood firing\, soda\, gas\, glaze and their relationship to contemporary ceramics. \nTuition & Facilities use information:\nEarly Bird Pricing Ends on December 17th\nMember Early Bird $350 + lab fee\nMember Regular $455 + lab fee\nNon Member Early Bird $425 + lab fee\nNon Member Regular $592 + lab fee\nStudent $185 + lab fee\nBecause this Aha Hana Lima class spans three islands and three different institutions\, lab fees for each island will vary depending on the type of clay body and institutional services included in the lab fee. Lab fees and tuition will be included as one fee in the registration. \nSpace is limited! You can register for the workshops at the Hawaii Craftsmen website. \nMolokai Workshops:\nMOLOKA’I WORKSHOP:\nFRIDAY\, Jan 13\, 2023 5:00 – 9:00 pm\nSATURDAY\, Jan 14\, 2023 9:00 am – 5:00 pm\nSUNDAY\, Jan 15\, 2023\, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm\nMolokai Arts Center\n1630 Farrington Ave.\nKualapuu\, HI 96757\nMAXIMUM ENROLLMENT 12\nEARLY BIRD REGISTRATION CLOSES 9am December 17\, 2022\nREGULAR REGISTRATION CLOSES 9am January 13\, 2023
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/molokai-arts-center-presents-hawaii-craftsmen-aha-hana-lima-2023-lecture-and-reception/
LOCATION:Molokai Arts Center\, 1630 Farrington Ave\, Kualapuu\, HI\, 96757
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SUMMARY:Watercolor Workshop in Halawa Valley with Artist\, Kalani Pruet
DESCRIPTION:Watercolor Workshop in Halawa Valley with Artist\, Kalani Pruet \nThe Molokai Arts Center (MAC) returns to Halawa Valley for an afternoon of watercolors and fresh smoothies inspired by Molokai’s natural bounty. Come learn Landscape/Floral Watercolor This class will be offered every third Sunday of the month and the next class will be on Sunday\, October 16\, from 11am-2pm. \nLocal artist Kalani Pruet\, who prefers on-location nature observation and color mixing\, will teach a 3-hour class right in his back yard. The class includes a smoothie and a painting demonstration. Kalani will share fundamental watercolor techniques such as landscape sketching\, silhouette and outline drawing\, watercolor tiling and blending or layering methods. Cost is $30 non-member\, $24 annual member/affiliate. All painting materials are provided and each participant will take their piece of art home with them. Don’t hesitate to register as the class size is limited to 10 students. This class will be offered every third Sunday of the month. \nKalani Pruet received a BA in Art at UH Mānoa\, is a past member of the Lahaina Art Society and Oahu Watercolor Society\, and a current member of the MAC. He is a watercolor enthusiast specializing in Landscape painting and a full time resident of Halawa Valley. He spends much of his time maintaining Halawa Tropical Flower Farm\, harvesting and selling tropical flowers\, bananas\, and roots. \nVAN GO!\nIf you are interested in getting a ride out to Halawa Valley (if we have enough passengers interested\, we might be able get a van to take everyone out on)\, you will be able to indicate this when you fill out the registration form. \nYou can register for the watercolor workshop here. \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/watercolor-workshop-in-halawa-valley-with-artist-kalani-pruet-4/
LOCATION:Halawa Tropical Flower Farm\, HI\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220918T110000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220918T140000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
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LAST-MODIFIED:20220908T075512Z
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SUMMARY:Watercolor Workshop in Halawa Valley with Artist\, Kalani Pruet
DESCRIPTION:Watercolor Workshop in Halawa Valley with Artist\, Kalani Pruet \nThe Molokai Arts Center (MAC) returns to Halawa Valley for an afternoon of watercolors and fresh smoothies inspired by Molokai’s natural bounty. Come learn Landscape/Floral Watercolor This class will be offered every third Sunday of the month and the next class will be on Sunday\, September 18\, from 11am-2pm. \nLocal artist Kalani Pruet\, who prefers on-location nature observation and color mixing\, will teach a 3-hour class right in his back yard. The class includes a smoothie and a painting demonstration. Kalani will share fundamental watercolor techniques such as landscape sketching\, silhouette and outline drawing\, watercolor tiling and blending or layering methods. Cost is $30 non-member\, $24 annual member/affiliate. All painting materials are provided and each participant will take their piece of art home with them. Don’t hesitate to register as the class size is limited to 10 students. This class will be offered every third Sunday of the month. \nKalani Pruet received a BA in Art at UH Mānoa\, is a past member of the Lahaina Art Society and Oahu Watercolor Society\, and a current member of the MAC. He is a watercolor enthusiast specializing in Landscape painting and a full time resident of Halawa Valley. He spends much of his time maintaining Halawa Tropical Flower Farm\, harvesting and selling tropical flowers\, bananas\, and roots. \nVAN GO!\nIf you are interested in getting a ride out to Halawa Valley (if we have enough passengers interested\, we might be able get a van to take everyone out on)\, you will be able to indicate this when you fill out the registration form. \nYou can register for the watercolor workshop here.
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/watercolor-workshop-in-halawa-valley-with-artist-kalani-pruet-3/
LOCATION:Halawa Tropical Flower Farm\, HI\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220725T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220727T200000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
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SUMMARY:SCRIPTWRITING WORKSHOP WITH MELODY COOPER
DESCRIPTION:MELODY COOPER\nSCRIPTWRITING WORKSHOP\nJuly 25 & 27 6-8pm Molokai Arts Center\nOne of the benefits of having visiting artists for an extended period of time is the opportunity for them to learn about Molokai\, and for Molokai to learn from them. \nDo you have a story to tell? Have you ever thought of stretching your creative writing skills? Can you imagine writing a script for a play\, TV show\, film? Learn from an accomplished\, award-winning scriptwriter! \nMAC Artist in Residence Melody Cooper will take participants through a writing process to plan and develop a script. This two-day workshop will allow participants time to write their own story. Start the process on Monday\, July 25\, from 6-8pm at the Molokai Arts Center. Use the next day to work on your script\, then return on Wednesday\, July 27\, same place\, same time\, to finish your first draft and get feedback. Workshop is $30; $24 for MAC Members and Affiliates. Register today! Class is limited to 15 students. \nYou can register for this workshop here.
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/scriptwriting-workshop-with-melody-cooper/
LOCATION:Molokai Arts Center\, 1630 Farrington Ave\, Kualapuu\, HI\, 96757
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220717T110000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220717T140000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
CREATED:20220622T062438Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220715T203231Z
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SUMMARY:Watercolor Workshop in Halawa Valley with Artist\, Kalani Pruet
DESCRIPTION:Watercolor Workshop in Halawa Valley with Artist\, Kalani Pruet \nSOLD OUT FOR JULY 17\, 2022!\nNext workshop will be held on Sunday August 21\, 2022\nRegistration will open on July 18\, 2022\n  \nThe Molokai Arts Center (MAC) returns to Halawa Valley for an afternoon of watercolors and fresh smoothies inspired by Molokai’s natural bounty. Come learn Landscape/Floral Watercolor This class will be offered every third Sunday of the month and the next class will be on Sunday\, July 17th\, from 11am-2pm. \nLocal artist Kalani Pruet\, who prefers on-location nature observation and color mixing\, will teach a 3-hour class right in his back yard. The class includes a smoothie and a painting demonstration. Kalani will share fundamental watercolor techniques such as landscape sketching\, silhouette and outline drawing\, watercolor tiling and blending or layering methods. Cost is $30 non-member\, $24 annual member/affiliate. All painting materials are provided and each participant will take their piece of art home with them. Don’t hesitate to register as the class size is limited to 10 students. This class will be offered every third Sunday of the month. \nKalani Pruet received a BA in Art at UH Mānoa\, is a past member of the Lahaina Art Society and Oahu Watercolor Society\, and a current member of the MAC. He is a watercolor enthusiast specializing in Landscape painting and a full time resident of Halawa Valley. He spends much of his time maintaining Halawa Tropical Flower Farm\, harvesting and selling tropical flowers\, bananas\, and roots. \nIf you are interested in getting a ride out to Halawa Valley (if we have enough passengers interested\, we can get a van to take everyone out on)\, you will be able to indicate this when you fill out the registration form. \n 
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/watercolor-workshop-in-halawa-valley-with-artist-kalani-pruet-2/
LOCATION:Halawa Tropical Flower Farm\, HI\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220619T110000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220619T140000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
CREATED:20220615T075500Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220617T011924Z
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SUMMARY:Watercolor Workshop in Halawa Valley with Artist\, Kalani Pruet
DESCRIPTION:Watercolor Workshop in Halawa Valley with Artist\, Kalani Pruet \n  \nThe Molokai Arts Center (MAC) returns to Halawa Valley for an afternoon of watercolors and fresh smoothies inspired by Molokai’s natural bounty. Come learn Landscape/Floral Watercolor This class will be offered every third Sunday of the month and the first class begins on Sunday\, June 19\, from 11am-2pm. \nLocal artist Kalani Pruet\, who prefers on-location nature observation and color mixing\, will teach a 3-hour class right in his back yard. The class includes a smoothie and a painting demonstration. Kalani will share fundamental watercolor techniques such as landscape sketching\, silhouette and outline drawing\, watercolor tiling and blending or layering methods. Cost is $30 non-member\, $24 annual member/affiliate. All painting materials are provided and each participant will take their piece of art home with them. Don’t hesitate to register as the class size is limited to 10 students. This class will be offered every third Sunday of the month. \nKalani Pruet received a BA in Art at UH Mānoa\, is a past member of the Lahaina Art Society and Oahu Watercolor Society\, and a current member of the MAC. He is a watercolor enthusiast specializing in Landscape painting and a full time resident of Halawa Valley. He spends much of his time maintaining Halawa Tropical Flower Farm\, harvesting and selling tropical flowers\, bananas\, and roots. \nYou can register for the watercolor workshop here.
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/watercolor-workshop-in-halawa-valley-with-artist-kalani-pruet/
LOCATION:HI
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220305T163000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220305T200000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
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SUMMARY:Molokai Arts Center Soup R' Bowl 2022
DESCRIPTION:  \nIt’s Soup ‘R Bowl Time!\nGet your tickets before they run out!\nHave you ever been to one? If not\, see why everyone has been asking about it. If you have\, well\, then you know you’ll want to get tickets for the first hour so you have the best selection. \nLast year\, the Molokai Arts Center (MAC) REIMAGINED the annual fundraiser due to COVID restrictions. This year\, we’re still in “stay safe” mode\, but able to do a little more for this anticipated event. \nThe 12th Annual Soup ‘R Bowl will again be held at Lanikeha Community Center in Ho’olehua\, on Saturday\, March 5\, 2022. Tickets are being sold online at https://ticketstripe.com/souprbowl2022 with a limited number of tickets available for each entrance time. This is to allow for social distancing. A small number of paper tickets will be sold at Take’s Variety Store beginning February 16\, in case you don’t have access to online ordering. \nChoose a time – 4:30pm 5:00pm 5:30pm 6:00pm 6:30pm 7:00pm. If that time slot is sold out\, you will need to select another time slot. You can purchase your tickets online  here!\nPrint your online ticket and bring it with you to the event.\nBring your own bag(s) or boxes to carry your pottery and food.\nMasks are required! \nWhen you check in at your designated time\, you will be given two tickets – one to select from over 300 ceramic bowls and mugs handcrafted by Molokai artistans at the MAC (come meet some of our artists)\, and one to pick up your take out soup meal. This year we’ll have your choice of soup – Portuguese Bean Soup made by the Kanemitsus/Take’s\, Broccoli & Cheese\, or Clam Chowder made by Mike Holm of Holm’s Breads – served with fresh green salad (Molokai grown)\, bread rolls by Val Dudoit Temahaga & Ani Dudoit\, ube cupcakes by Da Purple Box (Desiree Mendija) and bottled water. Limited no-host table seating may be available as COVID-protocols allow. Music provided by Molokai Instrumental Music Education Program under the direction of Bob Underwood and other local musicians. \nAdditional pottery and art by Molokai artists will also be available for sale. If there are additional items left after 7:30pm\, walk-ins will be welcome until 8:00pm. \nProceeds benefit Molokai Arts Center\, Inc.\, a 501(c)3 nonprofit arts education organization. \n 
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/molokai-arts-center-soup-r-bowl-2022/
LOCATION:Lanikeha Community Center\, 2200 Farrington Ave.\, Hoolehua\, HI\, 96729\, United States
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DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20210306T200000
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SUMMARY:Soup 'R Bowl 2021 Re-imagined!
DESCRIPTION:  \nSATURDAY March 6th\, 2021\n4-8pm\nLanikeha Community Center\n2200 Farrington Ave.\n\n  \nYes\, the Molokai Arts Center IS having its 11th Annual Soup ‘R Bowl\, but the event has been REIMAGINED! It will be held on Saturday\, March 6\, at the Lanikeha Community Center in Hoolehua (2200 Farrington Ave). Tickets will only be sold online this year and you do not need a Paypal account in order to buy tickets (there is a credit card option). Since this is a fundraiser\, there will not be a member discount offered.\n\nLast year\, COVID regulations were thrust upon us right after the Soup ‘R Bowl. This year\, instead of imagining a year without Soup ‘R Bowl\, the MAC created a COVID-compliant walk-through\, take-out experience. If you’ve been collecting ceramic soup bowls every year you don’t have to miss one. This year’s soup choices are Portuguese Bean Soup\, Lobster Bisque\, and Thai Coconut Lentil Soup. The food is being prepared and served by Coffee and Friends located in Kualapuu Business Center.\n\nTo ensure socially distant participants\, tickets will be sold for entrance by the hour. With a $40 gold ticket (entry from 4-5pm)\, you get to meet the artists who handcrafted the bowls and have the first choice selection of a bowl and a soup meal. $35 silver tickets (entry from 5-6pm) get the next selection of bowls and a soup meal. $30 bronze tickets (entry from 6-7pm) get to choose from what’s left of the ceramic bowls and soups. Online ticket sales end Friday\, March 5.\n\nIF there are any ceramic bowls and soups left\, walk-ins will be welcome between 7-8pm for $20. Announcement will be made at the event at that time and on Facebook.\n\nParticipants will need to arrive within their designated hour and stand in line 6 ft apart through the entire experience. At the entrance\, participants will receive a ticket for a ceramic bowl and a soup choice. We will do temperature checks and masks will be required. Hand sanitizers will be placed at each table\, from entrance to exit.\n\nEmail us or message Molokai Arts Center Facebook page if you have any questions. You may also call and eave a message at the MAC (808) 567-9696.\n\n\n\n*note: on line ticket sales will end on March 5th.
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/soup-r-bowl-2021-re-imagined/
LOCATION:Lanikeha Community Center\, 2200 Farrington Ave.\, Hoolehua\, HI\, 96729\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="MAC":MAILTO:molokaiartscenter@gmail.com
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210110
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
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SUMMARY:Molokai Arts Center 9th Annual Member Show
DESCRIPTION:We know it’s been a long wait for this annual show\, but it is finally up and ready for viewing and sharing (note that there are social media sharing buttons on each image in the gallery). Please\, please please feel free to share this with your friends and on your social media platforms. Hashtags are always good too: \n#molokaiartscenter #molokaiartscentermembersshow #artonmolokai #localartonlmolokai #molokaiart #molokaipottery #molokaimixedmediaart #molokaipaintings \nand any other hashtags you can think of that we didn’t! \nYou can view the gallery images on the MAC website by going to the 2020 Members Show page.
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/molokai-arts-center-9th-annual-member-show/
LOCATION:HI
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200921T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200927T170000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
CREATED:20200918T080426Z
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SUMMARY:Molokai Arts Center 9th Annual Member Show Submission Dates
DESCRIPTION:Call for entries Molokai Arts Center (MAC) 2020 Annual Members’ Show \n  \nA call to all current MAC members working in all mediums and styles to submit entries for consideration in the 9th annual MAC members’ show. Entry is open to all current MAC members (please be sure that your membership fees are up to date). \nJuror:  Maya Lea Portner \nAwards: Cash awards will be given for these categories: Best in Show\, Kupuna Award\, and the Emerging Artist Award. Gift certificates will be awarded to the Keiki division. \nPromotion: \n\n All work selected by the juror will be exhibited online at the MAC website. \n The exhibition will be promoted to the  local newspaper\, the MAC website and all pertaining social media platforms used by MAC.\n\nImportant Dates: \n\n September 21-27th  Submissions will be received by paid staff only at the Molokai Arts Center Center BY APPOINTMENT\nONLY. Call April (808) 658-0933 for Monday\, Wednesday\, Friday submission. Call Kanoe (808) 213-1179 for\nTuesday\, Saturday submission. Call Alice (808) 227-7808 for Thursday\, Sunday submission. Deadline for submission is Sunday\, September 27 by 5pm.\n\n Each artwork must have an entry application (which you can download and print it from here and there will also be blank forms available at the MAC). No late entries will be accepted. \nSubmitting entries for jurying: A maximum of three (3) works created during 2018-2020 may be submitted by each artist. \n\n The works will be photographed and sent to the juror for a digital review since the COVID restrictions keep changing all the time-this way we can be sure a review will happen\n Artists will be notified of the results during the week of Oct. 12th.\n All artwork can be picked up at the MAC after Oct. 5th by appointment only\n Nov. 9th is the launch date for the online gallery to be live. It will be available online for 2 months.\n\nUse Rights: By submission for jurying; artists whose submissions are chosen for the exhibition grant Molokai Arts Center the right to use their images for the purpose of marketing the exhibition. Artists grant the use of their image(s) as stated without further contact or compensation from the curators. Artist’s recognition is provided with use. \nAcceptance of Terms: By submission for jurying\, artists whose submissions are chosen for the exhibition accept all terms and conditions set forth in this “Call for Entry” by the Molokai Arts Center.
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/molokai-arts-center-9th-annual-member-show-submission-dates/
LOCATION:Molokai Arts Center\, 1630 Farrington Ave\, Kualapuu\, HI\, 96757
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200313T180000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
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SUMMARY:Mandala Of Hope Stitch Workshop With Junco Sato Pollack
DESCRIPTION:Mandala of Hope Stitch Workshop \nWorkshop Facilitator: Junco Sato Pollack \nFriday\, March 13\, 2020 \n3:00pm-6:00pm \nMolokai Community Health Center \n \nThis workshop explores silent mandala stitching as a healing expression\, including meditation\, kinhin\, qigong and shared stories.  No sewing experience required. The created pieces will be video documented and may be added anonymously (if you decide to chose) to Ms. Pollack’s commemorative Mandala of Hope\, an interactive art installation that will be on display in her future exhibitions. \nBring: hand-stitching needles\, straight pins\, scissors\, spools of machine sewing or any color threads\, fabric scraps (7’x7’ finished size) and additional small scrap fabrics (don’t worry if you do not have these materials as we will have material and supplies available). \nWorkshop Facilitator: Junco Sato Pollack\, textile artist MFA Textile Design (RIT 1991)\, Professor Emerita of Textiles Program at the E.G. Welch School of Art and Design at GSU\, Atlanta\, Georgia. Ms. Pollack’s Zen inspired art textile works are exhibited internationally and housed at the Museum of Art and Design in New York\, RIT’s Wallace Library and numerous private and corporate collections in the US and abroad. Ms. Pollack is a practitioner of meditation\, yoga\, qigong\, and has studied Eastern philosophies over 30 years under Zen Master Keido Fukushima\, Kyoto Japan\, and Roy Eugene Davis\, Lakemont\, GA. \nWorkshop fee: $20.00 (please note that there is no member discount on this event since is is being presented by Hawaii Craftsmen\, MAC and the Molokai Community Health Center). Workshop handouts will be sent by email with confirmation. \nThis workshop is presented by Hawaii Craftsmen\, the Molokai Arts Center\, and the Molokai Community Health Center.
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/mandala-of-hope-stitch-workshop-with-junco-sato-pollack/
LOCATION:Molokai Community Health Center\, Kaunakakai\, HI\, 96748\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20200307T170000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20200307T193000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
CREATED:20200214T064437Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200307T230913Z
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SUMMARY:Soup R' Bowl 2020: Help MAC Celebrate it's 10th Anniversary!
DESCRIPTION:  \n Soup ‘R Bowl \nSaturday March 7th\, 2020 \n5pm-7:30pm \nMolokai Community Health Center \nIt’s time for the Molokai Arts Center’s much anticipated annual fundraiser. The 10th Annual Soup ‘R Bowl will be held on Saturday\, March 7\, from 5pm-7:30pm at the Molokai Community Health Center. \nEvery year\, those in the know line up early. Bob Underwood’s Molokai Instrumental Music students will perform on the lawn before doors open at 5pm. Patron members and VIP sponsors will have early entry at 4:30pm. \nYour ticket will allow you to select a ceramic bowl handcrafted by Molokai artisans and savor a specialty soup (choice of Fiesta Chicken\, Portuguese Bean\, Silky Pumpkin Coconut\, Smoky Seafood or Thom Kha Gai) served with salad (ingredients grown locally)\, Molokai bread\, dessert\, and locally grown and brewed tea. Other drinks including Da Coffee House selections will be available for purchase. \nThe Silent Auction features art pieces in different media from local and visiting artists. A 2019 MAC Artist in Residence\, Jamie Allen created an original mixed media piece specifically for this fundraiser. Dewitt Jones has donated two lovely prints of the Molokai night skies (they are 16 x 20 prints). Browse and bid on the many Silent Auction items\, select a soup\, find a table and sit back while Molokai Middle School’s Hawaiian Language Immersion students\, the Hamakua-Napolean sisters\, and Norman DeCosta treat you to music and hula under the banyan tree. \nTickets are $36 non-member/$29 member/$21 keiki under 12. Please note that the ticket prices reflected here are for online sales only which includes a special handling fee. Want to avoid the handling fee? You can purchase your tickets at the Molokai Arts Center and at Take’s Variety Store\, Kalele Bookstore\, All Things Molokai\, and Rawlins Service (Texaco Gas). \nNew this year are VIP Sponsor tables that also allows for an early entry of 4:30pm (VIP Sponsors are reserved tables of front row seating of 8 persons to a table at $500). To reserve a VIP table or to find out more email us at molokaiartscenter@gmail.com \nYou can also visit the MAC Facebook page for more information on future workshops\, classes\, and membership options. \nProceeds benefit Molokai Arts Center\, Inc.\, a 501(c)3 non-profit arts education organization. Your support and donations help us to keep our doors open in order to offer as many art programs as possible. You can find out more about the all the programs we offered in 2019 here. \nBowls in the image featured are some of the 100 turquoise bowls that MAC member\, Kim Markham has made for this fundraiser. Many of our MAC members spends lots of time in making bowls for this annual event. Truly a community affair and a labor of love! It DOES take a ‘village’ for this art organization to be what it is today-we have so much to be grateful for. Mahalo nui loa! \n  \n 
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/soup-r-bowl-2020/
LOCATION:Molokai Community Health Center\, Kaunakakai\, HI\, 96748\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200121T163000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200121T190000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
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SUMMARY:January 2020 Art Bar with Artist\, Lynne Schuette
DESCRIPTION:Jan Art Bar\nTuesday\, Jan. 21\, 2020\n4:30-7:30pm\nArtist: Lynne Schuette\nWhere: Hiro’s ‘Ohana Grill\n\n  \n\nAn example of Lynne’s work: not an actual example of what will be taught\n  \nJoin us for an evening of painting while enjoying the company of other creatives like yourself while watching a beautiful sunset and a no host bar and appetizers at Hiro’s ‘Ohana Grill located at the Hotel Molokai. January’s Art Bar instructor will be Lynne Schuette who also happens to be MAC’s next Artist in Residence. Schuette will guide everyone in creating a painting that portray the “landscape” of Molokai from panoramic views to the intimate detail of plants\, rocks\, and other natural phenomena to its cultural history.\n\n  \nAll materials are provided compliments of the Molokai Arts Center and each participant will get to take their piece of art home with them. Be sure to wear something comfortable that you don’t mind getting paint on\, and feel free to bring your own apron (although MAC will have some on hand that can be borrowed).\n\n  \nPrice: $30 for non-members and $24 for current MAC members. Seating is limited and fill quickly!  Don’t forget that this month’s Art Bar is on a different date-Jan. 21st!\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nJan 2020 Art Bar\n\n\nNonMember Price $30.00 USDCurrent Member Price $24.00 USD
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/january-2020-art-bar-with-artist-lynne-schutte/
LOCATION:Hiro’s ‘Ohana Grill\, 1300 Kamehameha V Hwy\, Kaunakakai\, HI\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191203T163000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191203T190000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
CREATED:20191112T120022Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191203T045400Z
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SUMMARY:December Art Bar With April Maddela
DESCRIPTION:Art Bar\nTuesday\, Dec. 3rd\nHiro’s ‘Ohana Grill\n4:30-7:00 pm. \nPainting Instructor: April Maddela\n\n  \n\n\n  \nDecember’s Art Bar takes us to a playful honu’s romp in the ocean. Molokai Arts Center’s Studio Manager\, April Maddela will be our instructor on Tuesday\, December 3\, from 4:30-7pm\, at Hiro’s ‘Ohana Grill.\n\n  \nApril was born and raised here on Molokai. Her passion for art\, drawing\, and painting allows her to express herself in many creative art forms as an artist\, teacher\, and student. In 2016\, she received a Liberal Arts degree at UHMC-Molokai. While in school\, she worked at the MAC as an intern and transitioned into her current position.\n\n  \nWe believe that the artistic spirit is inherent in everyone\, from the professional to the novice\, that everyone in the community should have the opportunities to develop their creative gift to the extent possible. Come create an acrylic painting with us.\n\n  \nAll materials are provided compliments of the Molokai Arts Center and each participant will get to take their piece of art home with them. Be sure to wear something comfortable that you don’t mind getting paint on\, and feel free to bring your own apron (although MAC will have some on hand that can be borrowed).\n\nPrice: $30 for non-members and $24 for current MAC members. Seating is limited and fill quickly! Sign up here online.\n\n  \nIf you would like to see the MAC continue to provide low-cost art programs on our island\, please consider a donation through the friendsofhawaii.org\nMolokai Arts Center link. Donations will only be accepted between November 15\, 2019 and January 15\, 2020. Friends of Hawaii will match a percentage of your donation.\n\n\n  \n\n \n\n\n\nDecember Art Bar\n\n\nNon Member $30.00 USDCurrent Member $24.00 USD
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/december-art-bar-with-april-maddela/
LOCATION:Hiro’s ‘Ohana Grill\, 1300 Kamehameha V Hwy\, Kaunakakai\, HI\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191123T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191123T140000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
CREATED:20191112T205337Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191113T082106Z
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SUMMARY:Plant N' Pot Sale 2019
DESCRIPTION:The Annual Plant N’ Pot Sale\nSaturday\, Nov. 23rd\n9am-2pm\nAt the Molokai Arts Center\n\n\n  \nIt’s that time of year again! The Molokai Arts Center’s annual Plant ’N’ Pot Sale will be held on Saturday\, November 23\, 2019\, from 9am-2pm at the MAC on the corner of Hula and Alahula Streets in Kualapu’u.\n\n  \nThe 6th annual event features potted plants in one-of-a-kind handmade ceramic pots of all shapes and sizes. Staff\, Members\, and partner organizations have donated Fruit & Vegetable Plants\, Ornamentals\, Succulents\, Landscape\, Native Hawaiian plants and more to make this a gardener’s delight. We’ll have ceramic gifts\, starter plants\, and more!\n\n  \nThere will be no Keiki Class that day\, but everyone will have the opportunity to make-and-take crafts to take home. Anyone can participate in the Holiday Shop to create holiday cards with John Wordin or Christmas ornaments with our MAC instructors. Local musician Norman DeCosta will fill the studio with live music. Ono Skoopz and Na’ike are just two of the vendors we’ve invited to join us.\n\n  \nCurrent MAC members can enjoy an early preview from 8-9am PLUS receive a 20% discount on all MAC merchandise. If you’re not already a member\, join now at molokaiartscenter.org for benefits like this and to help the MAC keep workshops and events free to low-cost.\n\n 
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/plant-n-pot-sale-2019/
LOCATION:Molokai Arts Center\, 1630 Farrington Ave\, Kualapuu\, HI\, 96757
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191120T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191120T190000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
CREATED:20191112T210309Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191113T082411Z
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SUMMARY:"Honoring Our Ancestors with Our Talents" Presentation by Brook Kapūkuniahi Parker
DESCRIPTION:The Molokai Arts Center’s\nHawaiian Arts Program Presents\nNative Hawaiian artist and historian\nBrook Kapūkuniahi Parker\non Wednesday\, November 20\, 2019\n5pm- 7pm\nat the Molokai Public Library.\n\n  \nThis month\, MAC at the library brings to you\, Brook Kapūkuniahi Parker. Brook Parker’s presentation\, “Honoring Our Ancestors with Our Talents\,” features the Lahui Ancestor Scroll Chart (pictured below) he recently completed. Parker has spent thousands of hours researching and creating original portrait paintings depicting Hawaii’s royal history. He combined his art work with genealogy done by his late uncles Wayne Davis and Francis Ching\, and his late father David Parker to create this valuable labor of love.\n\n  \nAs a child\, Brook was greatly influenced in the arts by his father David\, a gifted\, self taught artist and painter\, Hawaiian historian\, genealogist and writer. As Brook grew older\, his father’s interest became his own\, and with no formal art school training\, his father’s library of art books\, Hawaiian history books & books of other interests became his other teachers.\n\n  \nBrook’s family roots run deep in the islands. He is a direct descendant of John Palmer Parker\, founder of the Parker Ranch on the Big Island of Hawaii. John Parker’s wife\, Rachael Keli’ikipikānekaolohaka ‘Ohiakū was a great-granddaughter of Kamehameha the Great and his wife Kanekapolei. He is the great-grandson of Robert Parker Waipa\, a captain of the royal household guard under King David Kalakaua.\n\n  \nThe majority of Brook’s art portrays the deep love and admiration he has for his ancestors. In MidWeek\, Mufi Hanneman noted\, “For Brook Parker\, the legacy of his ancestors\, the war battles and stories of the Hawaiian people are etched in his heart\, making it easy for the local artist to preserve history through every brushstroke that he swipes on his canvases. The stories he shares through his portraits bring inspiration and a clearer understanding of what Hawaiians and their royalty lived through.” In addition to his paintings and drawings\, Brook is a sought-after historian and lecturer and is also a skilled artisan of Hawaiian weaponry and crafts.\n\n  \nJoanie Pruet\, also a descendent of Kanekapolei\, will display her copy of Parker’s Lahui Ancestor Scroll Chart.\n\n  \nMAC at the Library is free and brought to you by the Molokai Arts Center and Molokai Public Library.\n\n 
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/honoring-our-ancestors-with-our-talents-presentation-by-brook-kapukuniahi-parker/
LOCATION:Molokai Public Library\, 15 Ala Malama Ave\, Kaunakakai\, HI\, 96748\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191115
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200116
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
CREATED:20191113T081733Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191113T081910Z
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SUMMARY:Annual Fundraiser for MAC
DESCRIPTION:  \nIf you would like to see the MAC continue to provide low-cost art programs on our island\, please consider a donation through the Friends of Hawaii website.  Select the Molokai Arts Center link and make your donation from there. Donations will only be accepted between November 15\, 2019 and January 15\, 2020. Friends of Hawaii will match a percentage of your donation. Our goal is $10\,000.00.\n\n  \nIn the past\, we received up to an 80% boost. Last year\, the MAC received a 40% boost\, meaning for every $100 donated\, we received an additional $40. These funds helped us bring more visiting artists to the island and helped supply our keiki and adult workshops.\n\nWe hope you will help support the only non-profit art education program on Molokai.
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/annual-fundraiser-for-mac/
LOCATION:HI
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191105T163000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191105T190000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
CREATED:20191015T120106Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191014T223435Z
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SUMMARY:November 2019 Art Bar
DESCRIPTION:Art Bar\nTuesday\, November 5th\nHiro’s ‘Ohana Grill\n4:30-7:00 pm. \nPainting Instructor: Perry Buchalter\n\n\n  \n \n\n\n  \nJoin us for an evening dedicated to creating a stunning painting of peaceful and exotic bamboo. Instructor Perry Buchalter\, who is loved for his creativity and his entertaining teaching style\, will be directing you through this painting exercise. Enjoy the company of other creatives like yourself while watching a beautiful sunset and a no host bar and appetizers.\n\n  \nPerry Scott Buchalter has been a resident of the islands since 1968\, and on Molokai since 1979. The love and respect he has developed for the nature here can be seen in his artwork. He earned his BA from University of Hawaii\, Hilo in 1995\, and has been teaching art at Molokai High School for over 20 years. He occasionally lectures on art at the University of Hawaii Maui College Molokai campus. He paints in a variety of media and enjoys surfing (and now he takes his new Go Pro with him while surfing)\, hiking\, and playing the harmonica and guitar.\n\n  \nCost is $30 for non-members\, $24 for current members.\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nArt Bar Nov. 2019\n\n\nNon Members $30.00 USDCurrent Members $24.00 USD
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/november-2019-art-bar/
LOCATION:Hiro’s ‘Ohana Grill\, 1300 Kamehameha V Hwy\, Kaunakakai\, HI\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191102T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191103T180000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
CREATED:20191012T120126Z
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SUMMARY:Registration for the Naked Raku Workshop
DESCRIPTION:The Naked Raku Workshop\nKate & Will Jacobson\nSat. Nov. 2 and Sun. Nov. 3\n1:00 – 6:00 PM\nMolokai Arts Center\nSOLD OUT!!\n\n  \n\nMolokai Arts Center is excited to bring Kate & Will Jacobson\, widely recognized as the originators of Naked Raku and other alternative bare clay firing techniques\, to Molokai for a two-day hands-on workshop\, Saturday\, November 2 and Sunday\, November 3\, from 1-6pm. The Jacobsons have been collaborating potters for over forty years and have exhibited their art and taught workshops throughout the world. They have had studios in Sedona\, Arizona; Olympic Peninsula\, Washington\, and currently have one on the Big Island.\n\n  \nWhat is Naked Raku? Naked raku is a variation of the raku technique in which a slip is applied to the pot before it is placed in the raku kiln. The slip cracks and breaks apart during the firing and is chipped off after to reveal a blackened crackle pattern. Kate and Will Jacobson figured out a way to add some color and drawn imagery in the naked raku technique. There is a great article on them in this issue of Ceramic Arts Daily Network publication.\n\n  \nParticipants will explore surface decoration and Naked Raku firing techniques. The Jacobsons will demonstrate their methods of wheel throwing\, slab construction\, mica\, infusion\, sodium silicate and post reduction techniques.\n\n  \nThe Jacobsons’ current work is inspired by the concept of living in the center of the Pacific Rim. Hawaii is a very elemental island with trembling blue horizons\, slowly creeping rivers of lava and starry\, starry night skies. There is a continual awareness and respect for the fierce power and tender fragility of life. When you look at their art\, you get a glimpse into their world filled with wonder and awe. You can visit their website to get a glimpse of some of their stunning works of art using this technique.\n\n  \nWith growing evidence of how climate change will impact island cultures\, the Jacobsons “hope to raise awareness and celebrate the beauty and strength of the ocean that surrounds\, nurtures\, and unites us all.”\n\nCost is $75 non-members\, $60 members.\nPLEASE NOTE: THIS WORKSHOP IS SOLD OUT!!!
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/registration-for-the-naked-raku-workshop/
LOCATION:Molokai Arts Center\, 1630 Farrington Ave\, Kualapuu\, HI\, 96757
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191102T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191103T180000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
CREATED:20191001T085016Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191001T085154Z
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SUMMARY:The Naked Raku Workshop With Kate and Will Jacobson
DESCRIPTION:The Naked Raku Workshop\nKate & Will Jacobson\nSat. Nov. 2 and Sun. Nov. 3\n1:00 – 6:00 PM\nMolokai Arts Center\n\n\n\n  \nMolokai Arts Center is excited to bring Kate & Will Jacobson\, widely recognized as the originators of Naked Raku and other alternative bare clay firing techniques\, to Molokai for a two-day hands-on workshop\, Saturday\, November 2 and Sunday\, November 3\, from 1-6pm. The Jacobsons have been collaborating potters for over forty years and have exhibited their art and taught workshops throughout the world. They have had studios in Sedona\, Arizona; Olympic Peninsula\, Washington\, and currently have one on the Big Island.\n\n  \nWhat is Naked Raku? Naked raku is a variation of the raku technique in which a slip is applied to the pot before it is placed in the raku kiln. The slip cracks and breaks apart during the firing and is chipped off after to reveal a blackened crackle pattern. Kate and Will Jacobson figured out a way to add some color and drawn imagery in the naked raku technique. There is a great article on them in this issue of Ceramic Arts Daily Network publication.\n\n  \nParticipants will explore surface decoration and Naked Raku firing techniques. The Jacobsons will demonstrate their methods of wheel throwing\, slab construction\, mica\, infusion\, sodium silicate and post reduction techniques.\n\n  \nThe Jacobsons’ current work is inspired by the concept of living in the center of the Pacific Rim. Hawaii is a very elemental island with trembling blue horizons\, slowly creeping rivers of lava and starry\, starry night skies. There is a continual awareness and respect for the fierce power and tender fragility of life. When you look at their art\, you get a glimpse into their world filled with wonder and awe. You can visit their website to get a glimpse of some of their stunning works of art using this technique.\n\n  \nWith growing evidence of how climate change will impact island cultures\, the Jacobsons “hope to raise awareness and celebrate the beauty and strength of the ocean that surrounds\, nurtures\, and unites us all.”\n\n  \nCost is $75 non-members\, $60 members. Online registration will begin on October 12.
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/the-naked-raku-workshop-with-kate-and-bill-jacobson/
LOCATION:Molokai Arts Center\, 1630 Farrington Ave\, Kualapuu\, HI\, 96757
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191005T094500
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191005T114500
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
CREATED:20190918T233220Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190922T071220Z
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SUMMARY:A Special Keiki/Family Class with Patrick Ching
DESCRIPTION:A Special Keiki/Family Class with Patrick Ching\nSaturday\, October 5\, 2019 9:45 – 11:45 am\nat the Molokai Arts Center\n  \n\n  \n\n\n\n  \nThe Molokai Arts Center\, featuring artist Patrick Ching will be offering a special Keiki Art Class (ages 5-18) on Saturday\, October 5\, 2019.\n\n  \nVisiting Hawaii Nature Artist and Author Patrick Ching will teach families how to paint a Molokai axis deer with acrylic paint. Keiki are asked to bring a parent(s) or significant adult to paint with them. There will be one class only from 9:45am – 11:45am. Regular price is $10 per person\, or you can buy a $25 punch card for five classes. You may also choose to use one punch for each individual in your family. This is a family-centered event\, so no child drop-offs\, please.\n\n\n  \nSpace reservation is based on purchasing a ticket (online registration ends on Oct. 4th):\n\n\n  \n\n \n\n\n\nFamily Class With Patrick Ching\n\n\nPer Person $10.00 USDFamily\, friend or patron level membership $8.00 USDPunch Card $25.00 USD
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/a-special-keiki-family-class-with-patrick-ching/
LOCATION:Molokai Arts Center\, 1630 Farrington Ave\, Kualapuu\, HI\, 96757
ORGANIZER;CN="MAC":MAILTO:molokaiartscenter@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191002T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191002T193000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
CREATED:20190918T231815Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190918T231815Z
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SUMMARY:MAC at the Library With Patrick Ching\, Wildlife Artist
DESCRIPTION:Inspirations of a Hawaii Wildlife Artist\nwith Patrick Ching\nWednesday\, October 2\, 2019 6pm\nat the Molokai Public Library\n\n  \n\n\n  \nMAC at the Library presents Inspirations of a Hawaii Wildlife Artist with Patrick Ching at the Molokai Public Library on Wednesday\, Oct. 2 from 6-7:30 pm.\n\n  \nThe public is invited to meet Hawaii Nature Artist and Author Patrick Ching. Ching who will share a slideshow presentation on his work with Hawaiian wildlife. Ching is known as Hawaii’s Nature Artist. He has spent a lifetime teaching people about nature through his art. Ching started painting at age sixteen. He received a scholarship to attend Otis/Parsons Art Institute in Los Angeles\, then attended the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa where he studied printmaking\, and Leeward College where he majored in ceramics. Ching volunteered for many wildlife organizations and eventually became a ranger for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at the Kīlauea lighthouse on Kauaʻi. He also lived for extended periods of time among sea turtles and monk seals on the remote North Western Hawaiian Islands. His photographs captured the natural environment he had grown to love\, and his paintings became known for its detailed likeness to his photos.\n\n  \nIn 1984\, Ching wrote his first coloring books on Hawaiian animals and the success of those books launched his publishing career which includes many award-winning books including Sea Turtles of Hawaii\, The Hawaiian Monk Seal\, and The Story of Hina. His latest book entitled “Honu and Hina” was illustrated with the help of many children\, teachers and parents. It received the Hawaii Book Publisher’s Association’s “Ka Palapala Po’okela” award for the most excellent children’s book of 2015. Ching’s business name\, Naturally Hawaiian\, was also the name of his first art gallery in Waimanalo and his gallery in Kauai. He now travels internationally doing art projects\, painting workshops\, and live painting shows at resorts and events to raise money and awareness for various wildlife organizations. “My mission in life is to help people to express their inner artist\, and in doing so make the world a more beautiful place.”\n\n  \nBring your pencil and sketchpad and learn how to draw a honu with detailed pattern on the turtle’s back.\n\n  \nThis event is free to the public. MAC at the Library is brought to you by the Molokai Arts Center and Molokai Public Library.
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/mac-at-the-library-with-patrick-ching-wildlife-artist/
LOCATION:Molokai Public Library\, 15 Ala Malama Ave\, Kaunakakai\, HI\, 96748\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="MAC":MAILTO:molokaiartscenter@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191001T160000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191001T190000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
CREATED:20190910T120128Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190918T230851Z
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SUMMARY:Oct 2019 Art Bar With Patrick Ching
DESCRIPTION:ART BAR SEASON OPENS\nWITH PATRICK CHING!\nTuesday\, Oct. 1\n4:00 – 7:00 PM\nHiro’s ‘Ohana Grill\nlocated at Hotel Molokai\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nMolokai Arts Center’s Art Bar Season is upon us. MAC Art Bars will be held the first Tuesday of each month from October through February. Art Bar gives participants an opportunity to learn and create while enjoying a beautiful view and no-host pupus and drinks at Hiro’s ‘Ohana Grill.\n\n\n  \nThe first Art Bar on Tuesday\, October 1 from 4pm-7pm\, welcomes back guest artist Patrick Ching. Many may remember Ching\, whose shows in the ’80s and ’90s taught Hawaii’s school kids how to draw animals in five minutes. His shows aired for 25 years. Others may know him as host of the “Painting In Paradise” TV show on Spectrum OC16.\n\n\n  \nChing is known as Hawaii’s Nature Artist. He has spent a lifetime teaching people about nature through his art. Ching started painting at age sixteen. He received a scholarship to attend Otis/Parsons Art Institute in Los Angeles\, then attended the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa where he studied print making\, and Leeward College where he majored in ceramics. Ching volunteered for many wildlife organizations and eventually became a ranger for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at the Kīlauea lighthouse on Kauaʻi. He also lived for extended periods of time among sea turtles and monk seals on the remote North Western Hawaiian Islands. His photographs captured the natural environment he had grown to love\, and his paintings became known for its detailed likeness to his photos.\n\n\n  \nIn 1984\, Ching wrote his first coloring books on Hawaiian animals and the success of those books launched his publishing career which includes many award-winning books including Sea Turtles of Hawaii\, The Hawaiian Monk Seal\, and The Story of Hina. His latest book entitled “Honu and Hina” was illustrated with the help of many children\, teachers and parents. It received the Hawaii Book Publisher’s Association’s “Ka Palapala Po’okela” award for the most excellent children’s book of 2015. Ching’s business name\, Naturally Hawaiian\, was also the name of his first art gallery in Waimanalo and his gallery in Kauai. He now travels internationally doing art projects\, painting workshops\, and live painting shows at resorts and events to raise money and awareness for various wildlife organizations. “My mission in life is to help people to express their inner artist\, and in doing so make the world a more beautiful place.”\n\n\n  \nWhen Ching was last here on Molokai in 2017\, he filmed a Painting in Paradise episode at the MAC. You can view that video here.\n\n\n  \nCost is $30 for non-members\, $24 for current members.\n\n\n  \n\n \n\n\n\nOct 2019 Art Bar\n\n\nNon Member $30.00 USDCurrent Member $24.00 USD
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/oct-2019-art-bar-with-patrick-ching/
LOCATION:Hiro’s ‘Ohana Grill\, 1300 Kamehameha V Hwy\, Kaunakakai\, HI\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="MAC":MAILTO:molokaiartscenter@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20190823T130000
DTEND;TZID=Pacific/Honolulu:20190824T180000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
CREATED:20190726T074247Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190820T004548Z
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SUMMARY:Throwing and Surface Decoration Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Throwing and Surface Decoration Workshop\nWith Claire Seastone\nAugust 23 and 24 from 1:00 – 6:00 PM\nMolokai Arts Center\n\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Molokai Arts Center (MAC) is best known for its ceramics classes and is excited to bring a guest ceramicist to Molokai to present a two-day workshop. On August 23 and 24\, from 1-6pm\, Claire Seastone will do a “Throwing and Surface Decoration Workshop” for adults with basic knowledge of working on the potters wheel. \n On the first day\, participants will be throwing on the potters wheel and making functional forms like cups\, mugs\, bowls\, and pitchers. On the second day\, students will learn surface treatment sgraffito\, inlay\, slip trailing\, decoration and carving. Cost is $60 and includes a tool kit. Current MAC members pay a discounted rate of $48. Registration is now open online. \n Claire has been working with clay for 22 years making functional and sculptural work in porcelain and stoneware. She has taught and worked in various clay studios in Montana\, Oregon\, Italy\, and Hawai`i. A deep love of the natural world is a major influence in her work. Her time spent outdoors serves as inspiration in her pieces\, and she strives to convey in her work some of the subtle grace and vitality inherent in objects of the natural world. \n Claire strives to to bring objects of beauty into the rituals of daily life to enrich people’s lives. Her current home in Kona\, Hawai`i provides an endless supply of natural wonders to contemplate and enjoy. \n “First and foremost I am a potter. I consider it a privilege to make ceramic work that finds its way into people’s homes and daily rituals\, holding food\, drink\, flowers\, or light.” -Claire Seastone \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nClaire Seastone Workshop\n\n\nNon Member Price $60.00 USDMAC Member Price $48.00 USD
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/throwing-and-surface-decoration-workshop/
LOCATION:Molokai Arts Center\, 1630 Farrington Ave\, Kualapuu\, HI\, 96757
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190812T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190823T170000
DTSTAMP:20260417T160358
CREATED:20190814T221553Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190814T221811Z
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SUMMARY:Call For Art Entries for 2019 Annual Member Show
DESCRIPTION:Call for entries Molokai Arts Center (MAC) 2019 Annual Members’ Show\n\nA call to all current MAC members working in all mediums and styles to submit entries for consideration in the annual MAC members’ show. Entry is open to all current MAC members (please be sure that your membership fees are up to date).\nJuror:  Jamie Allen\nAwards: Cash awards will be given for these categories: College Student Award\, Board of Director’s Award\, Best in Show\, Kupuna Award\,  and People’s Choice Award. Gift certificates will be awarded to the Keiki division.\nPromotion:\n● All work selected by the juror will be exhibited at the Molokai Public library. The opening reception along with juried works will be held at the Molokai Community Health Center.\n● The exhibition will be promoted to local newspaper\, the MAC website and all pertaining social media platforms used by MAC.\n\nImportant Dates:\n● August 12 – 23\, 2019 Submission received by paid staff only at the Molokai Arts Center\nMonday or Saturday 10am-noon\nWednesday 10am-6pm\nFriday 10am-1pm\nOr by appointment\n● August 23\, 2019 5:00pm ENTRY DEADLINE Each artwork must have an entry application (which you can download and print it from here) and each artist must sign a release of liability form. No late entries will be accepted.\n● August 24/25\, 2019 Entries juried by Jamie Allen; We will contact you for pick up if your artwork is not juried in.\n● SEPTEMBER 25\, 2019 Wednesday 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. OPENING RECEPTION at the Molokai Community Health Center. Installation of art work will be done by MAC Staff.\n● September 25 – October 9 EXHIBITION at Molokai Public Library. MAC Staff will transfer art work and install at the library.\n● October 9 Art work will be available for pick up at the the Library from 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. ONLY. Any work not picked up at the Library will be taken to the MAC where artists can pick up after October 10 during MAC hours of operation listed on the online calendar.\n\nSubmitting Entries for Jurying: A maximum of three (3) works created during 2017-2019 may be submitted by each artist. All exhibiting artists will need to sign the Release of Liability form provided by the Molokai Arts Center or you can download here and print it.\nUse Rights: By submission for jurying; artists whose submissions are chosen for the exhibition grant Molokai Arts Center the right to use their images for the purpose of marketing the exhibition. Artists grant the use of their image(s) as stated without further contact or compensation from the curators. Artist’s recognition is provided with use.\nAcceptance of Terms: By submission for jurying\, artists whose submissions are chosen for the exhibition accept all terms and conditions set forth in this “Call for Entry” by the Molokai Arts Center.
URL:https://www.molokaiartscenter.org/event/call-for-art-entries-for-2019-annual-member-show/
LOCATION:Molokai Arts Center\, 1630 Farrington Ave\, Kualapuu\, HI\, 96757
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