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environment we live in, is conducive to the artists’ life-style, in that
we are simply allowed to do our work. Living on the slope of
Hualalai Mountain, which looks upon Kona’s coastline, we are in the
midst of a coffee farming and art community, rich with culture and
history. We have our own art gallery in Holualoa, which is one of
eight galleries, all within strolling distance, along Scenic Mamalahoa Hwy. 180. It’s a little
cooler at this elevation, and it’s only about 10 minutes from Kailua-Kona.
Holualoa Gallery was founded in January of 1990.We spend almost all of our time together, making art, planning art, talking about art plans, the business of art or spotting Jackson's chameleons on our property. There are some definite advantages to being in the same field and one of the most valuable, is the feedback that we give each other. All the technology that we have access to, has really helped with the business end of our work. We use our computer for bookkeeping and creating ads as well as recreation. We are really turning into eggheads. |
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