Est. in 1995, Manu Antiques/Mark Blackburn Gallery, formerly Mauna Kea Galleries, is home to a world-renowned collection of Hawaiian & Polynesian artifacts, antiques, and artwork. We specialize in: -Polynesian Fine Art -Vintage Polynesian Artifacts -Pre-Statehood (pre-1959) Hawaiian art & artifacts -Rare Collectible & Antiquarian Books -Vintage Hawaiian Paper Ephemera -Vintage Photos of Hawaii -Collectible Hawaiian Figurines -Vintage and Reproduction Aloha Shirts -Antique dishes & glassware made in Hawaii -Vintage Hawaii travel & movie posters and reproductions
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.
We consult from residential to commercial projects. Our services include representing known and emerging artists works including Painting, Sculpture, Murals, Water Features, Glass Art, Large Format images. We also represent a number of decorative finish products including hand knotted Nepalese rugs.
Ben Franklin is a variety store with more than 130 years of experience. Located in Honolulu, Hawaii., the store offers an assortment of products in the categories of craft, art supplies, hardware, jewelry, gifts, sporting goods, house ware and automotive supplies, to name a few. It also provides various food and snack items, including soups, candies, nuts, condiments and sauces. Ben Franklin operates more than 50-retail stores across the United States. The variety store also offers products through its e-commerce website www.benfranklinstores.com.
Western and Eastern art, crafts and costumes are displayed in this spacious gallery and the works are by students and established visiting artists. A wide variety of styles and media are displayed. Recent exhibits include Mai Na Kupuna Mai, Ho'i I Ka Pu'olo, which featured the works of more than 50 local artists, in addition to Private Passions, which showcased five private collections. The most famous exhibit is the annual International Shoebox Sculpture Exhibition. Admission is free.
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This gallery is a co-op of some of the island chain's best inexpensive artwork. Unlike many of the other galleries in Waikiki, amazingly beautiful works of art can be obtained at a very reasonable price. The gallery is large, airy and tropical, displaying numerous two- and three-dimensional artworks.
Innovative and multi-dimensional, the East-West Center Arts Program presents performances and exhibitions by some of the finest artists and performers in the Asia Pacific region. EWC audiences encounter a world of tradition and innovation that spans the ancient and contemporary in the visual arts, music, dance and theatre. For more than three decades, Arts Program presentations have educated, enlightened and entertained audiences of diverse backgrounds and ages, illuminating cultural values and art forms of national and ethnic groups in the region. The East-West Center Gallery is open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday, and Noon-4:00 p.m. on Sundays. Closed Saturdays and federal holidays. Free group tours are available to school and community groups. Performance demonstrations by top artists from the Asia Pacific are offered as well. Please email for details. Visitor parking at the UH lower-campus parking structure is $5. Upper, on-campus parking is available at the Pay-to-Park green stalls. These Pay Stations accept MasterCard & Visa and cash - quarters, dollar coins, $1, $5, and $10 bills and require a fee of $2.00 per half hour up to a maximum of $16.00. The Pay Station issues a permit ticket that must be displayed on the dashboard of the vehicle showing the time until which the visitor has paid. Sunday parking is normally free and ample. Thank you for your interest in the East-West Center Gallery!
Koa Gallery
Kapi'olani Community College believes in all round development of the students. What better way than setting up an art gallery within the campus? Koa Gallery is a like a laboratory, where the artists and students experiment and dabble in varied forms of visual art. With encouragement and coverage from the local press, the gallery undertakes different events and exhibitions throughout the year. It encourages the local artists to display their works and prove their potential. It can be rightly said that the Koa Gallery takes art to a new level.
