Young Adult
Teen Jewelry Open Studio
Targeted at students that have completed a Hui jewelry class for young adults of at least 5 weeks, open studio sessions offer exclusive access to our professionally equipped jewelry studio under the supervision of a qualified jewelry studio technician. These Saturday sessions offer an ideal opportunity to experiment and explore your own creativity, bounce new ideas off of other young artists, and a place to develop your own aesthetic, outside of classroom instruction.
Details
Studio Technician: Keri Meyer
Session Day: A different Saturday each month
Next Session/s: Check back soon!
Time: 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Location: Jewelry Studio
Fee: $25 per session (Supplies available for additional purchase)
Jewelry Making for Teens
If you’ve ever wanted to create your own jewelry, this is the class for you! Students will cut, drill and pierce metal and learn various soldering techniques. Projects may include pendants, bracelets, earrings, and/or rings. Students will also have the option of making jewelry that incorporates seashells. Copper and brass sheet metal and wire are included in the supply fee and sterling silver will be available for purchase. Please bring any shells or beads to class!
Note: The first summer session is a special intensive course with an extra hour of class time! The spring session and 2nd summer session cover the same content, but without the additional work time.
Class Schedule & TuitionTeaching Artist: Julie Matheis
Spring Session: Mondays, 6 weeks
Dates: April 16 – May 21
Time: 3:30 – 5:30 pm
Summer Session I: Mondays, 6 weeks
Dates: June 4 – July 9
Time: 2:30 – 5:30 pm
Summer Session II: Mondays, 6 weeks
Dates: July 23 – August 27
Time: 3:30 – 5:30 pm
Location:Jewelry Studio
Tuition for Spring Session & Summer Session II: $115 ($144 nonmember)
Tuition for Summer Session I: $170 ($212 nonmember)
Supply Fee: $30
**Please note that multiple class sessions are offered at different times for student convenience. Although students are welcome to enroll multiple times, content for each session is exactly the same.
All supplies will be provided.
Julie Matheis earned her bachelors degree in Jewelry & Metalsmithing at the Rhode Island School of Design. She has shown her award-winning work internationally in exhibitions, magazines, and books. She began teaching at the Hui in 2006.
Music Inspired Images: A Digital Photography Course for Teens
Inspired by songs assigned to them over this five week course, students will create photographs from stories that arise in their minds. Listening to music and watching snippets from films in which music and imagery enhance each other will encourage artistry. As creativity is sparked, students will learn how to use cameras technically and will become familiar with exposure, composition, and mood. Participants will complete class with a DVD slideshow of images and the songs that inspired them.
Class Schedule & Tuition
Teaching Artist: Sue Hudelson
Day/Duration: Wednesdays, 5 weeks
Dates: August 8 – September 5
Time: 3:30 – 5:30 pm
Location:Jewelry Studio
Tuition: $95 ($119 nonmember)
Supply Fee: $25
Please bring a digital camera, memory card, and notebook.
After receiving a BA in Studio Art from the University of California, Irvine with an emphasis in photography, Sue Hudelson has built upon a plethora of experiences. She has shot for a high-end portrait studio, was the studio manager for a still-life photographer, and freelanced in Los Angeles for 13 years working with celebrity, music and architectural and fashion photographers. Sue’s specialty is portraiture and has been hired by magazines and fashion desingers, however she is now building her high-end, in-home portrait business, capturing beautiful images of people in their environment unlike any other in-home portrait photographer. At the same time, she continues to nurture her ongoing love for her personal work: various series of trees, people and self-portraits in black and white, silver gelatin images printed in her ethereal style. Sue has also taught photography courses at a Hollywood community center covering:protr4aiture, the history of photography, fine art and alternative processes. Inspired by music, nature, films, and other art forms, Sue encourages students to look for new ways of seeing and expressing their vision through the camera. http://www.suehudelson.com/
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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