Exposing artists to people...
This page is dedicated to the visual arts and to raising awareness of local, national and international artists who produce them, whether the medium is photography, ainting, textiles, tattooing, glasswork, web design, or comics.
... exposing people to artists
2.04.08:: Art Show :: The Courtyard Show
On Sunday, Feb. 3, students and community members gathered for a courtyard show in the UHM art building featuring the visual projections of Rujunko Pugh and video/music by her boyfriend Sean Kafer.
1.28.08:: Art Opening: Mapped
Check out Mapped, the featured works of UH faculty and local artists at the First Hawaiian Center downtown. Showing January 18 to May 27.
1.13.07:: All New Gallery
Admire works by Jill Butterbaugh and Cynthia McCoy with our new Lightbox gallery! +here+
12.21.07 :: The end of Karoshi
Alas...all great things must come to an end. View the end of Casey Ishitani's Karoshi saga +here+.
...And here's a tissue. You'll need it.
12.02.07 :: Banned Karoshi Updated
The brainchild of Ka Leo artist Casey Ishitani:: more cartoons deemed too sexy for mass consumption +here
New episodes from 10/29-11/29 added.
...There's a reason why they're banned.
11.29.06 :: Comics + Literature = ?
[LUCKILY] THIS IS NOT YOUR LIFE
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10.30.06 :: Resources for HTML design
Can this be real?
The Pantone Matching System provided by Logo Orange allows users to see the exact number amounts of Cyan Magenta Yellow and Black (CMYK) used to create spot color in printed documents. The RGB Hex - shown as a number sign and arrangement of letters and numbers - can be used in HTML code designs for personal internet profiles (such as MySpace) as well as personal website design for the exact Pantone color.
If you made good use of this system, send us an email with a screen shot or photo of your good work at art@kaleo.org. We'll post the results for all the world to see.
10.11.06: GALLERY REVIEW:: Honolulu Academy of Arts
By Yoellah Yuhudah
My entire two hours was spent in gallery one a small but well lighted corner of magnificent works. My favorite out of the entire exhibit was the tomb storage vessel made of terracotta an ancient body of clay. It was found in Rome and dated back to the Etruscan period relatively timed at about 700-630 B.C... +MORE>>
Featured Artists
ADAMS, LIZ
BOBEK, CHRIS
BUTTERBAUGH, JILL
CHAN, TRACY
CONNELLY, SEAN
CONTRERAS, MELISSA
HARA, YETZER
HEM, ANDREW
ISHITANI, CASEY
KITAZAWA, HEISUKE
MAKEKAU, NA'A
MCCOY, CYNTHIA
NACHTIGALL, NATHAN
PIEMONTESE, CECILIA
SMITH, BRENDAN
SMITH, COREY
TUBBS, MAIKA'I
VAN BOKHOVEN, AARON
VAUGHT, KRISTI
WAGNER, AMY
WEAVER, DAN
WEISS, ANDREW
YANG, NANCIE