A vision by the artist John Chin Young is now a reality, known as the John Young Museum of Art that is located on the University of Hawaii premises. The museum showcases tribal art and culture from Asia, Southeast Asia, Africa and the Pacific Islands. If you are a culture art lover then you will surely enjoy the workshops that provide information about the art displayed in the museum and also general art information.
Artwork by a family of four artists. Eva Makk, Americo Makk, A.B. Makk and Sylvia Makk. Hawaiiana art, European and American subject matter. Limited editions, oils. Canvas and metal prints. Gift items starting at $95.
For people who want to bring a piece of Hawai'i back to the mainland but don't have the money for an original Wyland painting, there's this place. All kinds of special arts and crafts from the islands are for sale at affordable prices. Choose from reproduced watercolors, maps of the islands, black and white photos of famous surfers of old, or other island themed works. Lots of three-dimensional art is also available. Candles, glassware and sculptures are displayed on the shelves.
