Windward Artists Guild

The 60th Annual Member Show is now online: http://60show.windwardartistsguild.org/

The 59th Annual WAG Member Show is on display at Ho'omaluhia Botanical Garden Gallery in Kaneohe until October 30. Thank you to everyone who came to the reception and for those who purchased artwork especially! The exhibit is very good and several art pieces found their new homes during the reception. Congratulations to all the artists and to everyone who will be taking home beautiful new original art! Come see the show between the hours of 9 am and 4 pm daily. The gardens are free to the public and boast some of the most beautiful views outside the gallery as well. It's a great idea to see the show, and then enjoy a picnic lunch or a stroll to the lake. Below are a few of the walls you will see at the show, but not all of them - enjoy the preview!

Come see the 59th Annual Member Show! The 59th Annual Members Show is on display Ho'omaluhia Botanical Garden Gallery45-680 Luluku Rd Kaneohe, HI 96744(located near the visitor's center) Open Daily 9 am - 4 pm There is a reception open to the publicOctober 13, 20194 pm - 6 pm You are invited to attend and encouraged to bring friends or family along to meet the artists and enjoy light refreshments. We hope to see you there!

The 59th Annual Member Show is on display at Hoomaluhia Botanical Garden Gallery.  The gallery is located at 45-680 Luluku Road by the visitor's center.  Come see the beautiful and meaningful artwork created by our guild throughout October (until the 26th).  The gardens are magnificent and are open for free to the public daily from 9 am - 4 pm.  There is plenty to explore after you have seen the art show, so plan time for a nice long walk if you can. Here are two previews of the show, but of course it is only showing about half the wall space.  Prepare to be impressed - it's a great show!  Remember that the Ultra Exhibit is still on display at Pauahi Tower in downtown Honolulu as well - it is rare for us to have two shows at the same time for the guild, but it's been a great year for exhibit opportunities!  

Once again Windward Artists Guild has placed a show at Pauahi Tower's gorgeous second floor space which is covered in beautiful travertine stone and topped by soaring coffered ceilings.  The spacious venue allows WAG artists to show their large works which offer a valuable interior design option for offices and homes and the chance to collect major works from talented local artists. All works are for sale and 15% of those sales are donated to Windward Artists Guild whose mission since 1960 has been to stimulate the visual arts on Oahu.  We will use the proceeds to fund our education grants, workshops, and to help sponsor art events that are beneficial to the community. The Ultra Exhibit is on the second floor (up the escalators or elevators). Show Dates: August 4, 2018 – January 4, 2019 Pauahi Tower is open from 6 am – 6 pm on weekdays, Saturdays 8 am – 2 pm; Closed Sunday Location: 1003 Bishop St, Honolulu, HI 96813 Parking entrance is on the left at approximately 1080 Alakea Street (Bishop Square Parking), or you may park in public parking at Alii Place across the street if you prefer a more affordable option with a small walk.

Enjoy WAG's larger art work at Pauahi Tower's gorgeous second floor space which is covered in beautiful travertine and topped by soaring coffered ceilings.  The spacious venue allows WAG artists to show their large works.   All works are for sale and 15% of those sales are donated to Windward Artists Guild whose mission since 1960 has been to stimulate the visual arts on Oahu.  We will use the proceeds to fund our education grants, workshops, and to help sponsor art events that are beneficial to the community. The Ultra Exhibit is on the second floor (up the escalators or elevators). Show Dates: March 3 – August 3, 2018 Pauahi Tower is open from 6 am – 6 pm on weekdays, Saturdays 8 am – 2 pm; Closed Sunday Location: 1003 Bishop St, Honolulu, HI 96813 Parking entrance is on the left at approximately 1080 Alakea Street (Bishop Square Parking), or you may park in public parking at Alii Place across the street if you prefer a slightly cheaper option with a small walk. Artists Reception: Thursday, May 17, 4 pm – 6 pm. The public is encouraged to join us at the reception. Here's a handy postcard with all relevant info: The show was curated by Katherine Love of Honolulu Museum of Art.  Thank you to Katherine for a job well done. Permission to display our work at this lovely location was graciously given by Douglas Emmett Management.  Many thanks to the management and security teams who have been so helpful to us.  Show Chair Wendy Roberts is the contact for any sales windwardartistsguild (at) gmail.com.  She would like to express her appreciation to Cindy Livermore, Cynthia Schubert-Richmond, Don Johnson, Adriana Franc, David Friedman, Thomas Deir, and Nadia Fairlamb who helped hang the artwork. [caption id="attachment_704" align="aligncenter" width="492"] Artwork: "Quiet Exhuberance" by Julie McIntyre, "Beach Treasures" by Jill Butterbaugh, and "Kailua Beach Access #8" and "Ho'omaluhia After the Rain" by Cynthia Schubert are on display in the northwest corner of Pauahi Tower second floor.[/caption] Participating artists A-Z by first name (not all artists work will be on display at all times - we are constantly selling and adding new work):Adriana Franc, Barbara Guidage, Barbara Littenberg, Barbara Sumida, Carson Butterbaugh, Claudia Wallace, Cynthia Schubert, David Friedman, Davilla Harding, Dennis McGeary, Don Johnson, Frank Oliva, Jan Stiles, Jenee Wonderlich, Jill Butterbaugh, Julie McIntyre, Marshall Heaney, Marti Wiese Rounds, Nadia Fairlamb, Nadya Rego, Peggy Hoefer, Rance Nakama, Rebekah Luke, Saumolia Puapuaga, Sharon Baker, Thomas Deir, and Wendy Roberts [caption id="attachment_705" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Artwork: "Monochromatic About It" by Dennis McGeary, "Moonlight Diving" by Nadya Rego, "Night Bloom" (sold) by Sharon Baker, and ""Peace Hope and Clarity" by Dennis McGeary. Our walls change over time. Come see what is there now![/caption]   [caption id="attachment_706" align="aligncenter" width="600"] One of the beautiful display cases filled with WAG art. Featured paintings: "Big Island Lava Tube" by Thomas Deir, "Lanikai" by Jenee Wonderlich, "Seadragons" by Barbara Littenberg, "The Eyes Have it" by Davilla Harding, "Honolulu Longliners" by Barbara Sumida, "Magic ISland" by Rance Nakama, "Robert Frost" by Claudia Wallace. 3D work: 3D works: "Sweet" Raku by Barbara Guidage and "Whimsical Fish" Ceramic Sculpture by Jan Stiles.[/caption]