UHManoa ART

Official account of the Department of Art and Art History, University of Hawaii at Manoa

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Great openings at The Art Gallery & Commons gallery this Sunday--Brad Evan Taylor, "Rift," on view through 12/13 & "Myths and Mortality," curated by Jake Boggs, is up until 11/ 27. Francis Haar: Disappearing Honolulu on view through 12/6 @UHmanoa_art @JohnYoungMuseum

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Brad Evan Taylor’s show RIFT opens in our main art gallery this Sunday, Nov. 3, 2-5 pm @UHmanoa_art -- here he is yesterday setting four thousand-pound sculptures in place @uhmanoa

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@UHmanoa_art faculty @gayechan gives a tour of "Francis Haar: Disappearing Honolulu" show with students from Waipahu High School at @uhmanoa @JohnYoungMuseum

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Thanks to all those who have come to our Francis Haar: Disappearing Honolulu show & especially those who have shared stories about finding pictures of their mothers, great aunts, or childhood homes! Here's Keith Kubo who grew up in Tin Pan Alley & drew a map of his neighborhood.

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Don't miss Ka-Ning Fong's solo show in our Commons Gallery, up through October 11. Here is a photo of Ka-Ning the last time he showed in the @UHmanoa_art Commons Gallery, in 1980. He has been teacing courses on drawing and painting @uhmanoa since 1982.

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The panel @JohnYoungMuseum this Sunday, October 6, 2-3 p.m., on Architecture and Urban Change in Honolulu’s ‘A‘ala neighborhood, features panelists DeSoto Brown, William Chapman and Ross Stephenson. Free and open to the public.

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Installing for Ka-Ning Fong’s show opening Sunday.... on view through October 11, 2019

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Thank you those who came to the opening of Francis Haar: Disappearing Honolulu this Sunday and made the event such a success! Show on view through December 6. We’ll post talks and events throughout the Fall...

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Hear about @UHmanoa_art at @uhmanoa on Hawaii Public Radio! Great interview on air & online—Hawai‘i’s Arts Infrastructure: UH Mānoa Galleries And Museum In Transition https://t.co/oxaSj7Z7Zd

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...and a few more from Sunday’s openings @UHmanoa_art @uhmanoa #marykim #christopheredwards #mayaportner #juvanasullivan 🌈🌈🌈

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Thank you for coming to our fall gallery opening receptions! 💕

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Opening Sunday, September 15, 3-5 PM @JohnYoungMuseum @uhmanoa

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Francis Haar photographed the 'A'ala neighborhood as it underwent dramatic urban change in the 1960s--see 18 sites photographed by Haar from 1963-1967 along w their present locations in 2019 here as part of our upcoming exhibition "Disappearing Honolulu" https://t.co/chD1bjaI03

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“Attribute: Edwards + Portner + Sullivan” is open in The Art Gallery @uhmanoa starting today! Please join us for the opening reception Sunday, September 9, 3-5 PM (or catch the show until Oct 18)

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Welcome back to school! Fall gallery openings Sunday, September 8 from 3 - 5 PM @UHmanoa_art @uhmanoa -- join us at The Art Gallery and the Commons Gallery for our opening reception for the artists! https://t.co/fk2q5aZcvr

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alum Taylor Johnson's first curatorial project opened at Kailua Gallery last night. Exhibition runs til June 16.

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CERAMICS + GLASS SALE 2019

May 2 – 5, 2019 / ART Building, Ceramics Studio #uhmanoa_art @uhmanoa_gaf @clayclub_uhm

Thursday, May 2, 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Friday to Sunday, May 3, 4, 5, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

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New Display at #showcasemauka featuring works by past visiting glass artists

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Semester output from ART 344 with @shawnspangler by graduating BA student Angelo Del Rosasrio. For the end of semester party he made a ‘log cake’. #uhmanoa_art

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18 #uhmanoa_art artists designed koinoburi (children’s day fish flags) for tokyo midtown. These are just cel phone photos. Better ones coming soon.