Hale'iwa
Arts
Festival
North
Shore
of
O'ahu,
Hawaii
July
17-18,
1999
Selected
artists,
by
Michael
North
Page
1
below:
Hina
Lei,
Rebecca
Gates
Page
2:
Stephen
Geritz,
Alice
Ching
Page
3:
Robbrecht
Troost,
Unknown
Page
4:
Scott
Fuller,
Dennis
Green
Page 5: Jeff Kimerer, Bill Braden
for
review
only;
artist
names
and
contacts
subject
to
verification
please
email
corrections
to
Michael
North
Hina
Lei
Hawaii
The
"pareau"
is
two
yards
of
100%
cotton
cloth
used
to
wrap
the
body
in
a
variety
of
ways,
or
as
a
all
hanging,
tablecloth,
etc.
Individually
hand-printed
and
dyed
in
Kamuela,
Hawaii,
each
piece
is
one
of
a
kind
with
original
designs
by
Hinalei
Hawaii,
inspired
by
our
Polynesian
culture
and
the
spirit
of
Aloha.
Hina
Lei
Hawaii
artist's
name
P.O.
Box
2247
Kamuela,
HI
96743
808-885-5086
Rebecca
Gates
"Anahulu
Saturday"
theme
image
for
the
Hale'iwa
Arts
Festival,
1999
"Most
would
agree
that
the
Anahulu
Stream
Bridge,
or
Rainbow
Bridge,
is
the
signature
landmark
of
the
Hale'iwa
area
of
Oahu's
North
Shore,
and
therefore,
the
logical
favorite
for
the
Arts
Festival
poster,"
says
Gates.
"For
me,
that
one
bright
Saturday,
as
I
watched
the
kids
jumping
off
the
bridge,
swimming,
being
kids,
I
felt
this
is
the
real
heart
of
Hale'iwa,
that
joy
of
childhood
we
all
cherish.
The
reflected
light
on
the
bridge
seemed
to
echo
the
'glow'
on
the
kids'
faces,
and
that's
what
I
wanted
to
restate
in
'Anahulu
Saturday.'"
Rebecca
Gates
address,
phone,
email,
contact
info
Page
2:
Stephen
Geritz,
Alice
Ching
Page
3:
Robbrecht
Troost,
Unknown
Page
4:
Scott
Fuller,
Dennis
Green
Page
5:
Gina
Overton,
Jeff
Kimerer,
Bill
Braden
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