Upcoming events

    • 21 Mar 2024
    • 24 Mar 2024
    • Camp Mokulēʻia
    • 4

    The Campout

    Thursday, March 21 - Sunday, March 24

    All participants MUST register in advance through Hawaiʻi Craftsmen. If you already know the group you will be firing with, you can select that when you register. If you are not affiliated with an established group, you will be assigned to one and are expected to help with setup, breakdown, cooking, cleaning, etc.  Registration fees include camping. Individual groups may require additional fees for supplies and/or meals. 

    Raku Hoʻolauleʻa is focused around a weekend of communing, glazing and firing ceramic artworks by the beach at Camp Mokulēʻia.  Participants are organized in groups, each with their own kilns, equipment and glazes. Jurying of artwork for the exhibition will take place at the beach on Sunday morning prior to striking camp. Participating artists must register in advance with Hawaiʻi Craftsmen, and the public is invited to visit and watch the firings all weekend. 

    Camp Mokulēʻia
    68-729 Farrington Hwy, Waialua, HI 96791

    https://www.campmokuleia.org

    Registration and Pricing

    All participants MUST register in advance through Hawaiʻi Craftsmen. If you already know the group you will be firing with, you can select that when you register. If you are not affiliated with an established group, you will be assigned to one and are expected to help with setup, breakdown, cooking, cleaning, etc.  Registration fees include camping. Individual groups may require additional fees for supplies and/or meals. 

    Registration fees:

    Hawai'i Craftsmen Member $95.00 

    Hawai'i Craftsmen Member - Senior $90.00

    Hawai'i Craftsmen Member - Student $50.00 

    Non-members - $170.00

    Camping Only - $30.00


    Registration closes at 11:59 on Friday, March 8.


    Rules & Regulations

    Campout

    Everyone firing or camping MUST register in advance with Hawaiʻi Craftsmen. Non-registered day visitors must pay a fee of $7.00 to Camp Mokulē‘ia at the front office upon arrival.

    Assigned Camping and Firing Areas

    Each group will be assigned a camping area that is adjacent to their assigned firing area. Size and placement of areas is based on size of group. Every effort will be made to accommodate group requests. Kilns and pit fire containers must be elevated above the surface to minimize scorching the ground. Reduction barrels/cans must be elevated or placed on kiln shelving/bricks. All reduction material must be extinguished and disposed of in the dumpster.

    Parking

    Overnight parking will be available to registrants in designated parking areas only. Each driver must obtain a car registration form from your group leader and display it in the window of each vehicle. Outside overflow parking is available on the highway adjacent to the camp.

    Loading and Unloading

    NO vehicles will be allowed in the camping area. Unloading will be allowed from the parking lot and possibly through a gate at the far end of the grounds. Remember to bring carts and hand trucks for transporting gear.

    PLEASE FOLLOW THE CAMP TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

    • Front Gate opens daily at 7:00 am, closes at 8:00 pm for registered participants
    • No alcoholic beverages
    • No smoking
    • No loud noise after 10:00 pm
    • No pets allowed (except for registered service animals)
    • Do not build fires or cook on the grass
    • Keep fires away from trees and tents
    • No nails in trees
    • Dispose of wash (and glaze) water in sinks at rest rooms; do not dump in the sand or ocean
    • Take all trash and bulky trash items to the dumpster throughout the weekend

    Raku artwork

    Bring pre-fired bisque pieces that are ready to be glazed or are pre-glazed. Glazing can occur on-site during the event before firing.

    Note: Only works fired at the event by registered participants are eligible for jurying and exhibition entry. If working on a collaborative piece, everyone who participates in making it must be registered to attend the event for the work to be juried.

    More Information

    If you have any questions, or would like to find out more about how to participate, contact the Raku Hoʻolaulea chair Valerie Yokohama at valerie.yokoyama@gmail.com, or contact Hawaiʻi Craftsmen at adminassist@hawaiicraftsmen.org.

    • 13 Apr 2024
    • 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
    • The ARTS at Marks Garage, 1159 Nuʻuanu Ave, Honolulu

    Glazed tea bowls loaded into our community kilns to be firedDuring the The HEART of Honolulu Street Festival in Chinatown, the public is invited to get “hands on” with raku in this family friendly activity! Participants get to glaze ceramic tea bowls under the direction of Hawai’i Craftsmen members, see them fired using the raku process, and take their finished tea bowls home that day. We will be setup outside of The ARTS at Marks Garage.


    Community Kiln volunteers taking tea bowls from a kilnSaturday, April 13, 10 am - 2 pm

    $15 per bowl, includes blank tea bowl, glaze, and raku firing.

    No reservation required, but supplies are limited, so come early!


    The HEART of Honolulu logo, a street festival in Chinatown


    • 03 May 2024
    • 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
    • Downtown Art Center
    • 0
    Join waitlist

    This workshop is taught by Cameron Taylor-Brown and held in the Handweavers' Hui DAC classroom.

    Students will begin by briefly reviewing some images of Cameron’s artwork inspired by travel: Red Offerings (Bhutan), Colors of Gujarat (India) and Majestic Stone (Peru), and discuss the various techniques used to create the work.  

    Next, students will create a mixed media photo collage exploring these techniques - with layering of imagery, fabrics, stitching and yarns - starting with one of Cameron’s images or an image from their own journey.* The journey could be as far away as China or as close as your own backyard.


    “Reflections/North Lake #2, Eastern Sierra, CA”

    by Cameron Taylor-Brown, 2023

    Materials: linen, silk and paper yarns,

    silk and cotton fabric, wood and paint

    There is a materials fee of $15, and includes images printed onto cotton and silk organza cloth, a select amount of fabrics and yarns, stitch witchery, press cloths, and oil pastels. It is encouraged for students to place their fabric scraps and embroidery floss into a common pile for everyone to use.

    What to Bring:

    • $15 materials fee
    • Large and regular eye sewing needles
    • Sewing pins
    • Good scissors
    • Sewing thread and embroidery floss in a variety of colors
    • A variety of fabric scraps (translucent, opaque, patterned and/or solid)
    • A piece of stiff cardboard approximately 8” by 8"
    • Masking tape
    • Small amounts of yarns if you have some.
    • Snack and a drink (optional)


    $70 Members

    $80 Non Members

    This workshop is held in partnership between Hawai'i Craftsmen and Hawai'i Handweavers' Hui. Members of either organization may register for the event as a "Member."


    *If you want to use a photo from your travels, email Cameron a high resolution photo  by April 15. If the photo is not received, an image of Cameron's choosing from her travels will be provided.



    Instructor Bio:

    Cameron Taylor-Brown is widely exhibited and has been featured in Fiber Art Now, American Craft, Handwoven and Shuttle, Spindle and Dyepot. In 2019, she curated the critically acclaimed exhibit Material Meaning: A Living Legacy of Anni Albers at the Craft in America Center. She is the founder of ARTSgarage, a textile resource center in Los Angeles. and teaches workshops at ARTSgarage, schools, guilds, museums and conferences throughout the United States and Canada. Her website is www.camerontaylor-brown.com.



    Parking is available at nearby municipal parking lots.

    Chinatown Gateway Plaza off Bethel Street is connected to the DAC building. After parking take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Parking is credit/debit card only, and you pay with a ticket that you take at the entrance gate.

    Alternative parking is Mark's Garage, 22 S. Pauahi St. Parking is pay by phone with a QR code and only accepts credit/debit cards through the payment portal.

    Terms & Conditions

    Cancellations made prior to 14 days before the first day of the class will receive a full refund. Cancellations made less than 14 days prior to class will not be refunded unless there is someone on the waitlist who is willing to take the class.

    • 03 May 2024
    • 12:00 PM
    • 31 May 2024
    • 6:00 PM
    • HEART of Honolulu Street Festival

    Artworks selected by the jurors at the campout will be on display in an exhibition at The Arts at Marks Garage for the month of May. 

    Friday, May 3, 6 - 8 PM, First Friday Opening Reception

    Friday, May 31, 6 - 8 PM, Final Friday Reception

    Raku Hoʻolauleʻa Exhibition 2024, May 1 - 31

    The ARTS at Marks Garage

    1159 Nuʻuanu Ave, Honolulu


    More Information:

    If you have any questions, or would like to find out more about how to participate, contact the Raku Hoʻolaulea chair Valerie Yokohama at valerie.yokoyama@gmail.com, or contact Hawaiʻi Craftsmen at adminassist@hawaiicraftsmen.org.





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