Bernice P. Bishop Museum, Hawaii. Native Hawaiian artists will gather here this weekend. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Good morning! It’s the beginning of a big weekend and I sincerely hope yours will be fine, as in the finest. I am getting things together for the Native Hawaiian Arts Market at the Bishop Museum in Honolulu where I’ll be on Sunday, May 26 – yikes, that’s tomorrow! – from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with my oil paintings. (It’s on today until 7 p.m., however I will not be there until tomorrow.)
Some of the paintings are newer than the ones pictured in “Paintings” and “Retrospective” – please see the menu tabs above. I will have originals and giclée reproductions too.
Miraculously, a space for me to exhibit was secured only yesterday after I got a call. But I’m a pro and I’ll be ready to greet you if you come. If you like my art, I will work with you so that you can own it! Special admission for kama‘āina residents is $5. If you have not visited Hawaiian Hall, where DH is a docent on Fridays, this will be a good time to do that too! Worth it!
The entrance to the Bishop Museum is on Bernice Street in Honolulu. I’ll let you know how it goes. I am so grateful for this opportunity at this venue. Thank you! Mahalo e ke Akua! See you soon.
Miss Marvelous enjoys the art show at the Bishop Museum in 2010. She lives in Italy now. The painting on the left is now with a private collector. I have new ones to show at tomorrow’s Native Hawaiian Arts Market!
Rebekah’s Studio 
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