Keiki
Tiny Hands: Ages 2.5-5
Children will learn creative processes that little hands can manage with help. Using materials such as pastels, clay, paint, and paper, keiki will fuel creative impulses and artistry. There will be music, stories, and lots of fun for all. This class is for keiki ages 2.5 – 5 with an adult guardian.
Class Schedule & TuitionTeaching Artist: Jesse Stuart
Day/s: Tuesdays, 8 weeks
Dates: August 14 – October 2
Time: 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Location: Children’s Studio
Tuition: $135 ($169 nonmember)
Supply Fee: $25
All supplies will be provided.
Jesse Stuart graduated from University of California, Los Angeles with a major in education and a minor in art. She has taught in elementary and pre-schools and initiated a swim-school nursery school in London. Jesse has taught art and swimming all over Maui and had been teaching at the Hui since 1989. Jesse is an artist and has completed her first children’s book.
Handbuilding & Wheel Throwing: Ages 10+
Prepare to be amazed at the bowls, cups, and vases created in this introductory ceramics class! Students will learn the basic elements of wheel throwing as well as more advanced techniques to add design and texture to work. Families are invited to attend the final session to view class work, pick up pieces, and meet your young artist’s new friends!
Class Schedule & TuitionTeaching Artist:Katie Lutz
Day/s: Thursdays, 8 weeks
Dates: August 15 – October 3
Time: 3:30 – 5:30 pm
Location: Ceramics Studio
Tuition: $135 ($169 nonmember)
Supply Fee: $30
All supplies will be provided.
Katie Lutz began taking ceramic classes as a child and then again as a high school and college student. Although she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in marine biology, ceramics has become a passion. She worked for several years as a ceramic assistant at Golden West College in California, working with students of varying abilities and ages.
Claymazing! Handbuilding in Clay: Ages 5+
Let your child’s imagination soar as visions come to life in clay! Keiki will put their hands to work as they plan and execute exciting ceramics projects that are both unique and functional. In addition to having a rewarding after-school activity, young artists will benefit from learning fundamental handbuilding techniques from slabs to sgraffito.
Class Schedule & TuitionTeaching Artist:Katie Lutz
Session II: Thursdays, 8 weeks
Dates: August 16 – October 4
Time: 3:30 – 5:30 pm
Location: Children’s Studio
Tuition: $135 ($169 nonmember)
Supply Fee: $30
All supplies will be provided.
Katie Lutz began taking ceramic classes as a child and then again as a high school and college student. Although she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in marine biology, ceramics has become a passion. She worked for several years as a ceramic assistant at Golden West College in California, working with students of varying abilities and ages.
Explore & Discover: A Class Field Trip Collaboration Between Hui No`eau & The Maui Invasive Species Committee (MISC)
Dates & Times Scheduled on a First-Come-First-Served Basis
The Stickwork sculpture is more than a beautiful work of art- it represents a well thought-out process of preserving our native Hawaiian forests and making a difference as a team. Bring your class to the Hui to join Hui teaching artists and MISC educators as we use the visual arts as a means of understanding the importance of protecting our natural island resources. Choose from projects like Form Changing Flip Books (to take home with you at the end of class), that illustrate the rate of introduction of different plants and insects to our Hawaiian islands or contribute to the Hui Ho`ololi Mural (to remain on Hui grounds), which illustrates the different tree species used in Dougherty’s sculpture, as well as colorful components of the country’s culture from which they derive.
Fee: $10 per student/ 10-student minimum.
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