Art
Every child is an artist.
Art is a creative outlet for children to express their passion.
Access to and engagement in the arts have been proven to benefit children in all aspects of their education and social-emotional well-being at school. This ultimately leads to greater academic success! There are also mental health benefits of creating artwork, especially for children.
The arts can also be a powerful and creative tool for inspiring social change in areas such as:
increasing awareness about environmental issues
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promoting healthy lifestyles
IWMM + Hui No'eau Visual Arts Center
Art Exhibit
April 10 - 17, 2024
Hui No’eau Visual Arts Center
2841 Baldwin Avenue, Makawao, HI 96768
The Ian Walsh Menehune Mayhem Foundation has teamed up with the Hui No’eau Visual Arts Center for the 2024 Keiki Art Exhibit!
IMPORTANT GUIDELINES
Keiki ages 3-12 years old are eligible to participate.
Theme: 20 Years Surfing and Ocean Fun - This year is the 20th Annual Menehune Mayhem! Help us celebrate by creating a beautiful image illustrating how you care for and keep our Maui ocean clean and plastic free for the ocean fish and mammals to live and for the Maui keiki to surf and play in a clean ocean.
Paper Size: 8”x10” or 9”x12” only so we can matte your artwork to be displayed at the exhibit.
Submit (1) piece of your favorite artwork that follows the theme outlined above to the Hui by April 1st. Your artwork will be on display for one week; April 10 -17. Be sure to write your name and age on the back of your artwork.
The Art Waiver must be signed and submitted along with the artwork. Click the button below for the Art Waiver.
IMPORTANT DEADLINES
Art supplies: If you do not have art supplies available, you may pick up art supplies anytime starting March 19th after 1pm at the Hui. All art supplies are on a first-come, first-served basis.
Art drop off: Drop off your completed artwork and signed waiver to the Hui’s front desk anytime before April 1st to ensure your artwork will be on display at the art exhibit (April 10 - 17).
Keiki Art Exhibit at the Hui No’eau Visual Arts Center: April 10 - 17
Please join us at the opening reception on Wednesday, April 10th from 4:30pm - 6pm Unable to attend? No worries! You can view the exhibit anytime April 10 - 17.
*Please note the Hui No’eau Visual Arts Center Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 9am - 4pm. Address: 2841 Baldwin Avenue, Makawao, HI 96768.
Ian Walsh, IWMMF President pictured at the 2022 Menehune Mayhem Art Exhibit at Better Things Cafe.
2020 Ian Walsh Menehune Mayhem Art Outreach Program In Collaboration with the Hui No'eau Visual Arts Center
We had an outstanding amount of Art Outreach submissions from Maui keiki. Mahalo for participating!
Clean Ocean Art Project (For keiki 10 years old and under)
This art project focuses on a clean ocean free of plastic for all ocean creatures and our ‘ohana to enjoy! We take great pride in keeping our ocean clean and we know you do too! To complete the art project, please read through the instructions below. This is your time to have fun and be creative! :)
Art Project Instructions:
1. Look through the workbook to get ideas on what to create.
2. With the art supplies provided, create a beautiful image of the coral reef free of plastic.
Duke Kahanamoku Art Project (For keiki 11 - 14 years old)
This art project features the legendary, Duke Kahanamoku! Duke Kahanamoku is a surfing and swimming legend and embodies the spirit of Aloha. To complete the art project, please read through the instructions below. This is your time to have fun and be creative! :)
Art Project Instructions:
1. Read through the printout on Duke Kahanamoku, the father of modern surfing and ambassador of Aloha.
2. With the art supplies provided, create your own portrait(s) of Duke Kahanamoku.
Submit your original completed artwork to menehunemayhem@gmail.com by October 23, 2020 along with a signed copy of the art waiver.
Selected artwork will be featured on the IWMM social media.