JULY-
Aloha Artists, Aloha July!
Things are heating up-- July is upon us. There's some great things happening in Hilo in July. First Friday is really gearing up, and that entire weekend is looking fun. Summer celebrations are always the best, -- long, languid and positive. To enhance our painting experience, lavender hours are extended too! Paint on!
PAAOHI meets every Thursday, artists show up in the morning, and others appear in the afternoon. Some artists stay all day-- so if that's you, bring your lunch and make it a day.
JULY SCHEDULE- every Thursday, all day-- bring your own stuff, and paint quietly :)
4-WAI'ULI BEACH PARK- Hilo, Keaukaha. From Hilo, Kalaniana'ole Ave to the park just before Richardson's Beach. Large parking areas, 5 Pavilions in a row. Tidal Pools and Mauna Kea views.
Facilities available.
11-ALA HEI'AU-Puna, Hawaiian Paradise Park- From the Keau'u-Pahoa Hwy, turn onto Maku'u Drive and follow it to the bottom- Turn right onto Ala Heiau Road. Follow this road a short distance to the end, please park with aloha, small entries allow fishermen in. Fantastic Views, beautiful reefs, crashing surf, amazing clouds. No facilites.
18- KEOKEA POINT aka "BABY BEACH"- Keaukaha, Hilo. From Kalaniana'ole Road, turn onto Onekahakaha Rd, then make the first left turn onto Apapapane Road. You will then turn right onto Lihikai Road. Follow to the end, go inside the gates. Small beach, nice action. Some shady spots and some long views. No facilities.
25-HAKALAU VALLEY BEACH PARK- Hakalau, Hamakua. From Hilo take the Hamakua Hwy north. Just past Honomu on the makai side, you'll see Old Mamalahoa Hwy, turn Makai, or toward the sea. Take that road along and follow it down into the valley. At the bottom you'll have a choice to drive across a small stream (to get to the park), or you can just drive straight and paint from the riverside without crossing. Up to you. Most of the painters are on side that you'd have to cross over the river to get to. Both sides have great views. Pounding surf or quiet waves, up valley views, and some mellow river action. Amazing road trestles. Facilities available, but only lua for the potty....better than nothing :)
au Pau.
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Saturday, June 1, 2013
JUNE en Plein AIre
Aloha Artists, aloha June!
June is a interesting month when you consider the weather. It's the beginning of hurricane season, and is considered "summer" by many. June can present some long lovely days-- and, on the other hand, can pack some serious storm action. So it's a mixed bag. The beginning of each month is started at Wai'uli Beach Park in Keaukaha. Start time is 8am, at every site, every Thursday, artists come and go all day. If you show up to a site, and no one is there, set up and get started-- be the leader. Most likely you won't be solo for long. If you are uncomfortable setting up by yourself, you can otherwise amuse your self by swimming, walking around checking out the location-- or you can sit in your car. I usually walk around check out the spot, see where I wanna paint, set up. Sometimes I'll go for a swim or clean my palette. Everytime is different. It's good to have a few phone numbers of the other painters. I call around see when the others are planning on showing up.
JUNE/SCHEDULE- every thursday sunrise to sunset and somewhere in between
6- WAI'ULI BEACH PARK- Hilo. Just before Richardson's, makai side. Great views, nice shade- swimming, honu and facilities.
13- ALA HEIAU- Puna, Last month's session at this locale was a rain out, so we're trying it again. It is a big favorite of the group's.. In Hawaiian Paradise Park, Puna. Drive to the end of Maku'u Road. Turn right, follow Ala Heiau rd to the end, and park. Do not block the dirt road entrance, the fishermen use that shoreline access. It is well worth the drive and is always a wonderful day.
20-WAIPIO VALLEY- Hamakua Coast line, Kukuihaeli- Artists are meeting at the top at 10am if you wanna catch a ride.. otherwise you're hoofing it 1 mile straight down.. & a little bit further to the beach area. A wonderful hike..
27-WAIAKEA FISHING AREA- Hilo. Kilauea St. Just behind the old purple building & behind Cruising coffee... a view of Wailoa Pond.. & some other stuff..
Pau.
June is a interesting month when you consider the weather. It's the beginning of hurricane season, and is considered "summer" by many. June can present some long lovely days-- and, on the other hand, can pack some serious storm action. So it's a mixed bag. The beginning of each month is started at Wai'uli Beach Park in Keaukaha. Start time is 8am, at every site, every Thursday, artists come and go all day. If you show up to a site, and no one is there, set up and get started-- be the leader. Most likely you won't be solo for long. If you are uncomfortable setting up by yourself, you can otherwise amuse your self by swimming, walking around checking out the location-- or you can sit in your car. I usually walk around check out the spot, see where I wanna paint, set up. Sometimes I'll go for a swim or clean my palette. Everytime is different. It's good to have a few phone numbers of the other painters. I call around see when the others are planning on showing up.
JUNE/SCHEDULE- every thursday sunrise to sunset and somewhere in between
6- WAI'ULI BEACH PARK- Hilo. Just before Richardson's, makai side. Great views, nice shade- swimming, honu and facilities.
13- ALA HEIAU- Puna, Last month's session at this locale was a rain out, so we're trying it again. It is a big favorite of the group's.. In Hawaiian Paradise Park, Puna. Drive to the end of Maku'u Road. Turn right, follow Ala Heiau rd to the end, and park. Do not block the dirt road entrance, the fishermen use that shoreline access. It is well worth the drive and is always a wonderful day.
20-WAIPIO VALLEY- Hamakua Coast line, Kukuihaeli- Artists are meeting at the top at 10am if you wanna catch a ride.. otherwise you're hoofing it 1 mile straight down.. & a little bit further to the beach area. A wonderful hike..
27-WAIAKEA FISHING AREA- Hilo. Kilauea St. Just behind the old purple building & behind Cruising coffee... a view of Wailoa Pond.. & some other stuff..
Pau.
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
MAY en Plein Aire
Aloha Artists, Aloha May!
The month of May will hopefully bring us some lovely painting weather-- we'll see! So far, today is May 1st, and it is a beautiful day--so we're off to a great start. Keep in mind that every first Thursday of each month the location is always Wai'uli Beach Park. Located in Keaukaha, it is about 10 minutes or so from Hilo town. It always provides a beautiful view, but these days I usually use that day to
tweek paintings from other sessions. Once in a while I begin a new one there, and I'm about due to get that together. It's a nice day to visit with other artists, and catch up on everyone's artistic adventures of the month.
Anyhow, here's the schedule. It is put together by artist Leslie Sears-
MAY-every Thursday, from morning til evening, show up when you can.
2-WAI'ULI- Keaukaha, Hilo. Kalaniana'ole Ave to just before Richardson's Beach Park. Makai side,
pavilions, facilities, views forever. Nice swimming too.
9- ALA HEIAU- Puna, Hawaiian Paradise Park- From the Keaau-Pahoa Hwy, turn makai on Makuu Ave. Go all the way to the bottom of the road, and turn right. Drive to the end of the road. Dramatic and shady. Lots of wave action, lots of cliffs and tide pools. One of our favorite spots.
16-SMALL BOAT HARBOR- Hilo. From Hilo, just after you pass over the Suisan Bridge the small boat harbor is on the right. Turn on Manono St and then take your first right into the harbor. It gets hot, so bring an umbrella or grab a tree.
23-ONOMEA LOOK OUT- Paipaikou. About 5 miles out of Hilo on the Hamakua. Take the
Old Mamalahoa Hwy turn off aka "Scenic Route". Drive down about 3 or so miles. You'll see a dramatic bay with wonderful long views. There's road side parking. No facilities. Can walk to a beach down a semi steep trail, but it's not so bad. Worth it too-- great small beach with a stream.
30-"RADIO BAY"- Keaukaha. Also known a Kuhio Bay. Kalaniana'ole Ave to just after the gas company, but before the aquaculture place. A small road "Beach Access" on the makai side, will take you there. We usually set up on the right side. This is where the Hilo Bay Break water begins, a very interesting place. Shade trees and nice views. Boats and sailing canoes are sometimes docked there.
pau. Amy Markham
The month of May will hopefully bring us some lovely painting weather-- we'll see! So far, today is May 1st, and it is a beautiful day--so we're off to a great start. Keep in mind that every first Thursday of each month the location is always Wai'uli Beach Park. Located in Keaukaha, it is about 10 minutes or so from Hilo town. It always provides a beautiful view, but these days I usually use that day to
tweek paintings from other sessions. Once in a while I begin a new one there, and I'm about due to get that together. It's a nice day to visit with other artists, and catch up on everyone's artistic adventures of the month.
Anyhow, here's the schedule. It is put together by artist Leslie Sears-
MAY-every Thursday, from morning til evening, show up when you can.
2-WAI'ULI- Keaukaha, Hilo. Kalaniana'ole Ave to just before Richardson's Beach Park. Makai side,
pavilions, facilities, views forever. Nice swimming too.
9- ALA HEIAU- Puna, Hawaiian Paradise Park- From the Keaau-Pahoa Hwy, turn makai on Makuu Ave. Go all the way to the bottom of the road, and turn right. Drive to the end of the road. Dramatic and shady. Lots of wave action, lots of cliffs and tide pools. One of our favorite spots.
16-SMALL BOAT HARBOR- Hilo. From Hilo, just after you pass over the Suisan Bridge the small boat harbor is on the right. Turn on Manono St and then take your first right into the harbor. It gets hot, so bring an umbrella or grab a tree.
23-ONOMEA LOOK OUT- Paipaikou. About 5 miles out of Hilo on the Hamakua. Take the
Old Mamalahoa Hwy turn off aka "Scenic Route". Drive down about 3 or so miles. You'll see a dramatic bay with wonderful long views. There's road side parking. No facilities. Can walk to a beach down a semi steep trail, but it's not so bad. Worth it too-- great small beach with a stream.
30-"RADIO BAY"- Keaukaha. Also known a Kuhio Bay. Kalaniana'ole Ave to just after the gas company, but before the aquaculture place. A small road "Beach Access" on the makai side, will take you there. We usually set up on the right side. This is where the Hilo Bay Break water begins, a very interesting place. Shade trees and nice views. Boats and sailing canoes are sometimes docked there.
pau. Amy Markham
Monday, April 1, 2013
APRIL EN PLEIN AIRE
ALOHA APRIL , ALOHA ARTISTS! We welcome April with ideas of fresh spring days and fragrant blooms. We've learned that April showers bring May flowers....but I'm wishing for typical trade wind weather.. you know, rain at night, crystal blue days, spectacular sunsets and spunky ocean action. I think the flowers will bloom just fine with the trades doing their thing. So far I've been seeing a whole lotta vog, which is a by product of Kona Winds. I don't dig it so much. Every month the schedule is conceived by Leslie Sears. I publish it here on the blog. Leslie has also set up a Plein Air Artist Exhibition in January 2014. Email her with your questions or for entry info.
leslie@lesismore.us
APRIL SCHEDULE- thursday- all day, show up when you can.
4- WAI'ULI BEACH PARK- just before Richardson's beach park, facilities, views, and pavilions
11-KEOKEA POINT -Keaukaha, aka "Baby Beach" From Hilo, Kalaniana'ole Ave to Onekahakaha Rd. turn makai, make the first left turn, onto Apapane Rd. About one block down, turn makai onto Lihikai Rd. At the bottom of the road, drive through the yellow gates to the parking area.
18-HAWAI'IAN BEACHES- Puna. From Hilo take the Volcano hwy. to the Kea'au-Pahoa by-pass, until you see Kahakai Blvd. it is just after the Pahoa turn off. Turn makai and drive to the stop sign. Turn Left on to Kahakai (again) and go all the way to the ocean. There's a small park on the left. After paint day a pau hana gathering is planned at artist Gil's house which is nearby. Bring something to share if can.
25-"THE ISLES" Hilo. From downtown Hilo, go over the Suisan Bridge. Take the first left, Lihiwai Rd. Go past Suisan Fish Market, and just past Nihon Restaurant there's a small parking area, turn left into that lot. We usually set up on the grassy area behind Nihon. Nice views of the bay and it's shore.
pau. xxAM
leslie@lesismore.us
APRIL SCHEDULE- thursday- all day, show up when you can.
4- WAI'ULI BEACH PARK- just before Richardson's beach park, facilities, views, and pavilions
11-KEOKEA POINT -Keaukaha, aka "Baby Beach" From Hilo, Kalaniana'ole Ave to Onekahakaha Rd. turn makai, make the first left turn, onto Apapane Rd. About one block down, turn makai onto Lihikai Rd. At the bottom of the road, drive through the yellow gates to the parking area.
18-HAWAI'IAN BEACHES- Puna. From Hilo take the Volcano hwy. to the Kea'au-Pahoa by-pass, until you see Kahakai Blvd. it is just after the Pahoa turn off. Turn makai and drive to the stop sign. Turn Left on to Kahakai (again) and go all the way to the ocean. There's a small park on the left. After paint day a pau hana gathering is planned at artist Gil's house which is nearby. Bring something to share if can.
25-"THE ISLES" Hilo. From downtown Hilo, go over the Suisan Bridge. Take the first left, Lihiwai Rd. Go past Suisan Fish Market, and just past Nihon Restaurant there's a small parking area, turn left into that lot. We usually set up on the grassy area behind Nihon. Nice views of the bay and it's shore.
pau. xxAM
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
MARCH en Plein Aire
MARCH-
Aloha Artists, Aloha March! We experienced quite a few blustery and rainy paint days last month! It was hard to get into "the zone" as a hard rain blew and the occasional glance at the horizon provided little chance of blue. Last month's session at Diane's Gallery Toulouce was wonderful and fun. It was mostly clear and the whales welcomed us with their leaps and spouts. I painted a few papaya trees behind the gallery, a lovely garden of tropical plenty. The hanging jade vines were beginning to bloom, and I have it in my mind to return to try and get them on canvas too. This month's sessions are mostly scheduled to be at park pavilions, with one journey up to Saddle Road. Hopefully the flowers and hillsides will be a bloom.
MARCH SCHEDULE- every thursday- 8am to sunset
7- WAI'ULI BEACH PARK- Keaukaha, Hilo- Kalaniana'ole Ave to just before Richardson's beach park. Wai'uli is the small park with the large parking area, 5 pavilions in a row. Facilities available.
14- ONEKAHAKAHA BEACH PARK- Keaukaha, Hilo, Kalaniana'ole Ave. to Onekahakaha Road. Turn left, drive down to the pavilions located straight ahead. If the painters aren't there, they may be to the other side of the beach area. Facilities available.
21- WAI'LOA BEACH PARK- Hilo, mauka on Manono St.to Pi'ilani St., turn right, go past Manono Mart, and head into the park. We should be to the right, near the large pavilion. Facilities available.
28-KILOHANA- Saddle Rd.- Saddle Rd. to Kilohana Hunter Station (43.5 miles from Hilo), turn mauka, go past Hunters station, painters will be about 1/2 mile up. No need 4 w/d. If gate is locked the alternate location is just across the rd. (the "other mauka") at the Girl Scout Camp, it's a bit farther up the road. Saddle boasts beauty in abundance, the drama of the mountains, and the quiet of old Hawai'i. It's a fulfilling day.
pau.
Aloha Artists, Aloha March! We experienced quite a few blustery and rainy paint days last month! It was hard to get into "the zone" as a hard rain blew and the occasional glance at the horizon provided little chance of blue. Last month's session at Diane's Gallery Toulouce was wonderful and fun. It was mostly clear and the whales welcomed us with their leaps and spouts. I painted a few papaya trees behind the gallery, a lovely garden of tropical plenty. The hanging jade vines were beginning to bloom, and I have it in my mind to return to try and get them on canvas too. This month's sessions are mostly scheduled to be at park pavilions, with one journey up to Saddle Road. Hopefully the flowers and hillsides will be a bloom.
MARCH SCHEDULE- every thursday- 8am to sunset
7- WAI'ULI BEACH PARK- Keaukaha, Hilo- Kalaniana'ole Ave to just before Richardson's beach park. Wai'uli is the small park with the large parking area, 5 pavilions in a row. Facilities available.
14- ONEKAHAKAHA BEACH PARK- Keaukaha, Hilo, Kalaniana'ole Ave. to Onekahakaha Road. Turn left, drive down to the pavilions located straight ahead. If the painters aren't there, they may be to the other side of the beach area. Facilities available.
21- WAI'LOA BEACH PARK- Hilo, mauka on Manono St.to Pi'ilani St., turn right, go past Manono Mart, and head into the park. We should be to the right, near the large pavilion. Facilities available.
28-KILOHANA- Saddle Rd.- Saddle Rd. to Kilohana Hunter Station (43.5 miles from Hilo), turn mauka, go past Hunters station, painters will be about 1/2 mile up. No need 4 w/d. If gate is locked the alternate location is just across the rd. (the "other mauka") at the Girl Scout Camp, it's a bit farther up the road. Saddle boasts beauty in abundance, the drama of the mountains, and the quiet of old Hawai'i. It's a fulfilling day.
pau.
Saturday, February 2, 2013
en plein aire/February
Aloha Artists, Aloha February! Well, the fair February is upon us, and weather wise we can look forward to some variable conditions. It's the time of year to expect a bit of action from the North Pacific. In Hawai'i these conditions translate to chilly temps and pushy pressure systems, which can halt our trade winds. No trade winds mean that windward Big Island can experience a mixed bag of vog, chilly winds, big rain, weird drought, and Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa could get snow. Another issue of note, for the Plein Air Artists of Hawaii Island, is that our group has been evolving from strong early morning sessions, to more of an after noon flow. It's really is up to you, but if you're looking forward to working with others, try the afternoon. If you're a self starter, and like solitude, then the morning may be your time. The peace and the gentle ways of the early day are really worth the effort, but the camaraderie of the group may be what your after. The mornings atmospheric colors are hard to beat, and in my experience, the only other time of day that presents similar conditions is the much loved "lavender hour" (just before sunset). Another option is to do an all day gig. A most splendid way to spend a day, immersed "en plein aire. As a plein air artist, you should be able to set up and paint solo, but if the group is what your after, then make it a point to get to know the other outdoors artists, and set a time to meet.
p.s. Gerald Murai shoud be back soon.... :)
pau. AM
FEBRUARY SCHEDULE- every thursday a new location
7- WAI'ULI- Keaukaha, Hilo "Lele'iwi"- Kalaniana'ole Ave. to the park just before Richardson's. 5 pavilions in a row, lg. parking area, facilities. Forever Views. Our place to begin each month.
14-ISSAC HALE BEACH PARK-Lower Puna, Pohoiki, Pahoa area, Take Hwy 132 from Pahoa, heading toward Kapoho. Just after Lava Tree park, upon exiting the tree tunnel, the road forks, keep to the right, heading towards Pohoiki. Drive with caution, this is a winding road with the occasional giant Mango tree in the center of the road. There's also the "surfer factor", which means you need to watch out for them bombing the road back into town. Anyhow at the bottom (ocean), turn to your left and look for the painters tucked into the trees. Life guard stand, Pavilions, and lovely ocean views. A great escape from the norm. Facilities.
21-KEOKEA POINT, "baby beach", Keaukaha, Hilo- Kalaniana'ole Ave., to Keokea Loop Rd. Turn left (makai), take the first right turn, Apapane Rd. then your first left, Lihikai Rd. drive to the end, and turn into the parking area. Sweet tide pools, occasional point waves, and nice bay views. Shade trees, small beaches you can walk to. No facilities. Bring your own water.
28-GALLERY TOULOUCE- Onomea, Scenic Route, Hamakua district. From Hilo, take the Hamakua Hwy, & turn makai on Mamalahoa Hwy (aka-Onomea Scenic Route) About 2 miles down on the ocean side, you'll see a charming old bldg, Gallery Toulouce. Run by Diane Renchler, it's always a fun day. Fabulous views and whales. Sweet gardens, interesting old plantation structures, surrounded by giant trees, and sweeping views. Diane is a great hostess, and sometimes spins some great tunes, or joins us. Facilities.
p.s. Gerald Murai shoud be back soon.... :)
pau. AM
FEBRUARY SCHEDULE- every thursday a new location
7- WAI'ULI- Keaukaha, Hilo "Lele'iwi"- Kalaniana'ole Ave. to the park just before Richardson's. 5 pavilions in a row, lg. parking area, facilities. Forever Views. Our place to begin each month.
14-ISSAC HALE BEACH PARK-Lower Puna, Pohoiki, Pahoa area, Take Hwy 132 from Pahoa, heading toward Kapoho. Just after Lava Tree park, upon exiting the tree tunnel, the road forks, keep to the right, heading towards Pohoiki. Drive with caution, this is a winding road with the occasional giant Mango tree in the center of the road. There's also the "surfer factor", which means you need to watch out for them bombing the road back into town. Anyhow at the bottom (ocean), turn to your left and look for the painters tucked into the trees. Life guard stand, Pavilions, and lovely ocean views. A great escape from the norm. Facilities.
21-KEOKEA POINT, "baby beach", Keaukaha, Hilo- Kalaniana'ole Ave., to Keokea Loop Rd. Turn left (makai), take the first right turn, Apapane Rd. then your first left, Lihikai Rd. drive to the end, and turn into the parking area. Sweet tide pools, occasional point waves, and nice bay views. Shade trees, small beaches you can walk to. No facilities. Bring your own water.
28-GALLERY TOULOUCE- Onomea, Scenic Route, Hamakua district. From Hilo, take the Hamakua Hwy, & turn makai on Mamalahoa Hwy (aka-Onomea Scenic Route) About 2 miles down on the ocean side, you'll see a charming old bldg, Gallery Toulouce. Run by Diane Renchler, it's always a fun day. Fabulous views and whales. Sweet gardens, interesting old plantation structures, surrounded by giant trees, and sweeping views. Diane is a great hostess, and sometimes spins some great tunes, or joins us. Facilities.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
JANUARY/2013/en plein aire
Aloha Artists, Aloha 2013!
Welcome to the future~ It feels so exciting and fresh! And it's been uber great to have the rains back, everything was so dry and voggy, the rain cleanses the island. The "down side" to rainy days is how difficult it becomes to paint outside. It'd be nice to go down to the red road and paint again sometime, love the views and the consistent sun shine. When it's raining in town, or even upper Puna, it's usually clear in the Kalapana and Kapoho zones. It's more south, so it catches a whole other curve of atmospheric action. Anyhow,
here's the schedule that Ms. Leslie Sears developed to ring in the New Year. See you out there!
JANUARY SCHEDULE- start at 8am, bring your own stuff, no one hardly ever shows up at 8, so don't panic. No idle talking around artists who are working....it's an all day adventure, so show up when you can
3-WAI'ULI BEACH PARK-Keaukaha,Kalaniana'ole Ave, Pavilions just before Richardson's
10-ALA HEI'AU-Paradise Park/Lower Puna/Maku'u Ave to the bottom, turn right & we're on the cliffs under the trees
17-PARADISE PARK PALI-Paradise Park/Lower Puna/Paradise Drive to the near bottom, turn right onto Beach Rd, till it stops. Artists under trees.
24-KING'S LANDING-Keaukaha, Kalaniana'ole Ave to the very end, through the yellow gates, drive to the end of the dirt road, we'll be under the trees oceanside.
31-BAYFRONT CANOE LANDING-Hilo Bay, Canoe Halau Area- lots of color pops and long views of town & the Hamakua
pau. AM
Welcome to the future~ It feels so exciting and fresh! And it's been uber great to have the rains back, everything was so dry and voggy, the rain cleanses the island. The "down side" to rainy days is how difficult it becomes to paint outside. It'd be nice to go down to the red road and paint again sometime, love the views and the consistent sun shine. When it's raining in town, or even upper Puna, it's usually clear in the Kalapana and Kapoho zones. It's more south, so it catches a whole other curve of atmospheric action. Anyhow,
here's the schedule that Ms. Leslie Sears developed to ring in the New Year. See you out there!
JANUARY SCHEDULE- start at 8am, bring your own stuff, no one hardly ever shows up at 8, so don't panic. No idle talking around artists who are working....it's an all day adventure, so show up when you can
3-WAI'ULI BEACH PARK-Keaukaha,Kalaniana'ole Ave, Pavilions just before Richardson's
10-ALA HEI'AU-Paradise Park/Lower Puna/Maku'u Ave to the bottom, turn right & we're on the cliffs under the trees
17-PARADISE PARK PALI-Paradise Park/Lower Puna/Paradise Drive to the near bottom, turn right onto Beach Rd, till it stops. Artists under trees.
24-KING'S LANDING-Keaukaha, Kalaniana'ole Ave to the very end, through the yellow gates, drive to the end of the dirt road, we'll be under the trees oceanside.
31-BAYFRONT CANOE LANDING-Hilo Bay, Canoe Halau Area- lots of color pops and long views of town & the Hamakua
pau. AM
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