The Holualoa Foundation for Arts and Culture is pleased to offer Art Education for Children and Youth.
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Instructors: Gerald Lucena, Miho Kanani Morinoue, Mike Sato, Ryan Lauden, Andrea Lindborg, Mana Hasegawa, Yarrow Lutz, Shez Arvedon
Creative Outlet: Youth After School Program
Class: 'A'
January 17 - April 10, 2012
Time: 3:00pm - 5:00pm
Tuition: $140
Level: K - 12
Enrollment: 3 seats remaining
Tuesdays, January 17 - April 10, 2012 3 - 5pm
Creative Outlet is a 12 week after-school program that explores a full array of artistic disciplines to stimulate, develop and engage the imagination of young artists. Children explore meaningful ideas and processes that lead toward authentic work in a variety of media such as clay, collage, printmaking,
painting and drawing. Towards the end of the semester, students work on their communication skills by engaging in collaborative projects. Class size is limited, offering each child plenty of individual attention.
Children involved in previous after-school or in-school programs will have an opportunity to continue a higher level of exploration in art making as instructors create specific projects that challenge and support your child's area of interest.
Creative Outlet: Youth After School Program
Class: 'B'
January 19 - April 12, 2012
Time: 3:00pm - 5:00pm
Tuition: $140
Level: K - 12
Enrollment: 3 seats remaining
Thursdays, January 19 - April 12, 2012 3 - 5pm
Creative Outlet is a 12 week after-school program that explores a full array of artistic disciplines to stimulate, develop and engage the imagination of young artists. Children explore meaningful ideas and processes that lead toward authentic work in a variety of media such as clay, collage, printmaking,
painting and drawing. Towards the end of the semester, students work on their communication skills by engaging in collaborative projects. Class size is limited, offering each child plenty of individual attention.
Children involved in previous after-school or in-school programs will have an opportunity to continue a higher level of exploration in art making as instructors create specific projects that challenge and support your child's area of interest.
March Madness: Earth, Rhythm, & Art
Class: 'A'
March 12 - March 16, 2012
Time: 9:00am - 3:00pm
Tuition: $200
Level: 7 -13
Enrollment: 20 seats remaining
Miscellaneous:
Assistance: Gerald Lucena and Miho Morinoue
Artists Andrea Lindborg, Lindsay Lander and guest artist Binti Bailey will guide a series of lessons that explore the interconnectedness of music, movement, language and the visual arts. Students will discover the principles of rhythm through movement, songwriting and spoken word. They will learn about elements of melody and harmony by analyzing and writing songs based on the musical genres of funk and hip hop. Multi-media artists such as Last Poets, Gil Scott-Heron, Sly and The Family Stone, Afrika Bambaataa, De La Soul and Tribe Called Quest will be reference material for students to create artwork inspired by sounds and movements. In ode to earth day, students will explore the use of recycled materials and use the and use the environment as a foundation to their ingenuity throughout the workshop. Class will culminate in a mini exhibition, performance potluck and dance party!
Students are required to bring a sketchbook, snack and lunch.
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Contact us at 808-322-3362 to inquire about our scholarship program or to sponsor a child by making a donation to this program.
SUMMER ART EXPERIENCE 2012
Class: 'A'
June 11 - July 13, 2012
Time: 9:00am - 3:00pm
Tuition: $650
Level: K - 12
Enrollment: 40 seats remaining
Miscellaneous:
Weekly sessions available at $175/wk. If only taking 1-week you may only attend weeks 1-4. Students taking more than 1-week are eligible for week 5, and the closing exhibition on July 13th.
The Summer Art Experience is an art intensive summer program for youth spanning an exciting five weeks at The Donkey Mill Art Center.
Through the lens of self, family, community, world, and universe, students will create various art works based on a specific theme. Various artistic mediums will be explored including drawing, mixed media, music, poetry and mural painting. We will culminate the program with a performance and gallery showing with a SAE closing ceremony, July 13 from 1-3pm.