sept • oct • nov • 2012 Aloha Members, At a recent retreat of the Board work to the Spalding House Café of Trustees, we selected three kitchen (which will be followed priorities for the museum to by a new menu!), are being done tackle. The goals are: achieving with the help of the McInerny financial equilibrium (a fancy Foundation. Finally, the Cooke way of saying “balance the Foundation has jumped in budget”), fulfilling our educa- to help with enhancing the tional mandate, and, finally, museum’s entryways and visitor improving the quality of the experience. visitor’s experience. We are Curator of Contemporary launching initiatives to support Art Jay Jensen has curated an each goal which I will share exhibition that features the with you in the next issue. work of five artists who photo- Many of you ask about the graphed American service financial health of the museum. men and women titled Courage In terms of overall assets, we And Strength: Portraits of Those are quite strong. On the other Who Have Served. At Spalding hand, we have had chronic House we have a suite of five operational deficits for the past small exhibitions that focus decade. We are solving the on the connection between art problem in an incremental way, and literature, which is part of a cutting the deficit in half each larger move to closely connect WE'D LOVE TO HEAR Courage and Strength: The portraits year, so that we can maintain Spalding House with our educa- YOUR VOICE. Portraits of Those Who Have Served demonstrate the programming and forward tional activities. September 6, 2012–February 24, 2013 momentum. Some members With increased program- SUBMIT YOUR Courage and Strength: Portraits of Those Who Have Served presents power of photography enjoy knowing details of our ming and attendance, many the works of five photographers—Nina Berman, Ashley Gilbertson, COMMENTS TO: Peter Hapak, Tim Hetherington, and Suzanne Opton—who have to document a financials so I have had our things are on the right track. created powerful images that provide an intimate and personal look at complete audited financials That said, it is only with the AUDIENCE@ American men and women service members who have been in particular moment from fiscal year 2010–2011 and support of people like you that and . The photographs on view do not depict the tension of our IRS 990 form (basically we can successfully serve our combat but rather offer glimpses into the minds and hearts of service as well as convey members in quiet moments during and after their tours of duty. our tax return for non profits) community. When you are MUSEUM.ORG The portraits in this exhibition demonstrate the power of photog- emotion and provide posted on our website. Once our asked to renew your member- raphy to document a particular moment as well as convey emotion 2011–2012 audits are complete, ship and donate to the Annual and provide a springboard for questioning and contemplation. a springboard for they will also go online. Fund, I hope that you will take Photographs are also open to interpretation and can elicit a range of responses—memories, emotions, aspirations—offering each viewer a questioning and Behind the scenes a lot is the time and respond in a favor- unique experience. Ultimately, the viewer fuels the power of photo- going on. With the support able manner. graphs, bringing to them interpretation based on their own experi- contemplation. of the Strong Foundation we ences and desires. are preparing to start a coffee We cannot do it without you! The subjects in the images in Courage and Strength have had as lll111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 important a role in shaping the works as the photographers who took Above left to right: service in the courtyard Sincerely, them. Their willingness to sit, lie down, stand, and bare themselves Tim Hetherington heightens our attentiveness and leads the eye and mind to a deeper, (British-American, 1970–2011) nearest to Ward Avenue. All the Nevala, Korengal Valley, Kunar Province, European and American art richer place, where we might not otherwise linger. Afghanistan, 2008 Digital c-print —James Jensen Curator of Contemporary Art galleries are being reinstalled © Tim Hetherington, Courtesy Yossi Milo Gallery, New York with help from The Walter F. and Peter Hapak (American, born Hungary 1973) Mary Dillingham Frear Trust. Stephan F. F. Jost Major funding is provided by the Atherton Family Foundation. Sgt. Jelani Lucas, 2011 Additional support from Helen Gary, and Galen and Patricia Ho. Digital c-print Capital projects, including major Director © Peter Hapak, Courtesy of Peter Hapak Modern Luxury Hawai‘i is the media sponsor.

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Below left: The newly reinstalled gallery of 18th-century European art includes a recently conserved painting by Leonardo EXHIBITION~ Coccorante and a dazzling porcelain display. Below right: Félix Bracquemond (French, 1833–1914) The Top Half of a Door, 1852 Etching Purchase, 1951 (13001)

The Arts of the Bedchamber: Japanese Shunga Beyond Ukiyo-e: November 23, 2012–March 17, 2013 Non-Representational Abstraction in Japanese Prints Sexuality has been a consistent topic throughout the history of art. Japanese artists of the Edo period (1615–1868), including major ukiyo-e August 16–October 14, 2012 artists such as Hiroshige, were involved in the production of erotica In the early 20th-century, after two and a half centuries of restricted known as shunga (literally “spring pictures”). Exploring this genre offers trade and communication with other nations, many Japanese print- a much richer understanding of ukiyo-e printmaking and Edo society makers, such as Onchi Kōshirō (1891–1955) and Shinagawa Takumi in general. (1908–2009), relished opportunities for cultural exchange and took The museum's collection includes more than 800 works of shunga inspiration from Western abstract artists. In this exhibition you can that have never been publicly displayed. This exhibition—the first in a see the influence of artists such as Man Ray (1891–1955) and Joan series of three—features more than 90 woodblock prints, woodblock- Miró (1893–1983), and eloquent expressions of the Japanese artists’ printed books, and paintings, and focuses on the development of complex feelings about their country’s rapid modernization. shunga during the 17th and 18th centuries. —S tephen Salel Moods and Dreams The Arts of the Bedchamber promises a startlingly bold reconsidera- Robert F. Lange Foundation Research Associate for Japanese Art in 19th-Century Graphic Arts tion of many noted and familiar works in the museum’s permanent November 29, 2012– collection and will challenge the viewers’ assumptions and attitudes about sexuality and gender. The Legacy of Sharaku: February 10, 2013 The museum is grateful to the Robert F. Lange Foundation for its Expressionistic Portraiture in Japanese Theater ongoing support of the museum’s continuing efforts to catalogue its October 18–December 16, 2012 extensive collection of Japanese art, including the works that are in Hawai‘i Abstraction this exhibition. —S tephen Salel Tōshūsai Sharaku (act. c. 1793–1794) created most of his woodblock October 4, 2012– Robert F. Lange Foundation Research Associate for Japanese Art praints of kabuki actors in one year—then he mysteriously disap- January 20, 2013 peared. In this exhibition, his expressionistic work is paired with prints by his followers, revealing what an immediate, enduring impression See European and American The combining of collections with the his iconoclastic style left upon the subsequent history of Japanese art. works in a new light merger last year of the Honolulu Academy —S tephen Salel of Arts and The Contemporary Museum Robert F. Lange Foundation Research Associate for Japanese Art By the end of the year, the reinstallation of Gallery. “It’s one of the building’s most created a strong representation of abstract the galleries of European and American art beautiful spaces for portraiture, in which the art produced in Hawai’i in the last half of will be complete. Initiated in October 2011 museum is strong,” says Papanikolas. And the the 20th century. This exhibition presents with the Portraiture Gallery, the project will style is matched by substance: “It engages the selected works, beginning with , end with the Antiquities Gallery. theme of how artists represent a likeness and who left Hawai‘i to study and work in New “I’ve been planning this since I arrived at how sitters are engaged in the process,” says York City and in the 1920s and 1930s, the museum four years ago,” says Theresa Papanikolas. and continues to some of today's most Papanikolas, curator of European and Meanwhile the museum’s Impressionist notable abstract artists. American art. “It’s so rewarding to see it and post-Impressionist masterpieces, such In the exhibition is work by Tadashi Sato, coming to fruition.” as Claude Monet’s Water Lilies, have been , Bumpeo Akaji, Tetsuo Ochikubo, Her reinstallation re-imagines the collec- moved from their small, low-ceilinged gallery Harry Tsuchidana, Ralph Iwamoto, Jerry tion while accomplishing three things: show- to a larger, high-ceilinged space that allows Okimoto, John Young , Ben Norris, Murray casing the best of the best of the museum’s the works to breathe. And the galleries that Turnbull, Ken Bushnell, Mamoru Sato, Ron art; presenting the works in a way that is told the East-Meets-West story are now Kowalke, Mary Mitsuda, Alan Leitner, and immediately engaging and arresting, while dedicated to 20th-century work, from 1900 Sean Browne.

111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 also telling the story of the history of art from to 1970—it’s where Georgia O’Keeffe’s Hawai‘i —James Jensen Curator of Contemporary Art Left to right: antiquity to 1970. paintings take their rightful place among Sugimura Jihei (active c. 1681–1703), Shinagawa Takumi (b. 1908) Natori Shunsen (1886–1960) Of the transformed spaces, one of the works by Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque, Three Lovers Red and Yellow Geometric Forms Ichikawa Chūsha as Takechi Mitsuhide highlights for Papanikolas is the Portraiture Henri Matisse, and Morris Louis. Japan, Edo period (1615–1868), mid 1680 Woodblock print; Japan, Shōwa period (1926–1989), 1954 Japan, Shōwa period (1926–1989), 1926 ink on paper with hand-coloring Gift of James A. Michener, 1972 Woodblock print; ink and color on paper Woodblock print; ink and color on paper (16270) Gift of James A. Michener, 1957 (14114) From the Charles Alfred Castle Memorial Collection, 1999 (26565)

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A Thousand Words and Counting Evolution: Mixed-Media Works by Karen Gally Through Nov 22 October 4, 2012–January 11, 2013

The first of a series of five exhibitions focused on This exhibition brings together Gally’s 10-year evolution from large quilts, a school topic, A Thousand Words and Counting is through mixed media, and, finally, graphite drawings. Connecting the varied made up of five engaging small-scale shows that media is an obsessive attention to detail and consistant visual language of metaphorical and botanical imagery that, according to the artist, relates to illustrate aspects of literature: concepts of vulnerability, danger, hope, power, and protection.

The Divine Journey: Narratives in Religious Art: Central figures of the world’s religions have something in common—from Buddha to Job, Wa‘a Moana / Wa‘a Kanaka: they all embark on a journey that leads them to epiphany and enlight- Recent Prints by Herman Pi‘ikea Clark enment. Images of divine journeys are as intrinsic to many religions October 4, 2012–January 11, 2013 as the sacred texts they depict. The works on view range from William Blake’s prints illustrating The Book of Job, to a 13th-century bronze Born and raised in Hawai‘i, Herman Pi‘ikea Clark is currently a professor sculpture of Parvati to an Indonesian textile depicting the Jakata Tale. and director at the Tokorau Institute of Indigenous Innovation in New Zealand. In his latest series, inspired by the Hawaiian wa‘a, or canoe, Clark Code/Character: The 47 Ronin: Woodblock prints depicting The has created large-scale mixed-media works that reference the patterns, 47 Ronin, a classic Japanese tale of honor and revenge among master- connections, and materials of Pacific cultures. less samurai are excellent examples of character development in literature. Progressions: Recent Ceramics by Francisco Goya: Los Proverbios: The 18th-century Spanish master’s Jennifer Owen and David Kuraoka print series of eerie, surreal scenes are visual metaphors, and invite October 4, 2012–January 11, 2013 you to dream up your own proverbs. This exhibition showcases the extraordinary talent of two ceramic artists. Word: Used singly, or arranged in groups, words have the ability to David Kuraoka, whose commitment to ceramics has earned him recogni- inform and incite. Works by such contemporary artists as Ed Ruscha tion as a Living Treasure of Hawai‘i, presents his ongoing series Tall Necks, and Kay Rosen, featuring deceptively simple words or phrases, a body of work in porcelain and stoneware. Born on Kaua‘i, Kuraoka explore language and its most elemental component. recently retired as professor and head of ceramics at San Francisco State University and maintains studios in the Bay Area and Kaua‘i. Letters to Queen Lili‘uokalani: Twenty-one letters written by Queen Known for her wide range of styles and techniques, Jennifer Owen's latest Lili‘uokalani reveal a monarch deeply worried over issues regarding series, Gathering Places, was inspired by walking through buildings designed Crown Lands and other matters. Compare these long, thoughtful by Frank Gehry and sculptures created by Richard Serra. Owen combines works to Hawaiian poet No‘u Revilla’s 21st-century visual poem geometric and organic forms to create sculptures that symbolize places distilled from the Queen’s letters—and you decide how personal for people to converge and contemplate. Owen is an Assistant Professor at communication has changed. 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 University of Hawai‘i Maui College. Top Middle and bottom Top to bottom: Bruce Nauman (American, born 1941) Scenes from ArtSpree in July. Karen Gally Herman Pi‘ikea Clark David Kuraoka Exhibitions and programs at First Hawaiian Center Raw-War, 1975 Version 1, 2012 Untitled, 2011 (detail) Tall Neck SF3, 2009 are sponsored by First Hawaiian Bank. color lithograph Graphite on paper Mixed media Stoneware Collection of the Honolulu Museum of Art Courtesy of Galerie 103 25724

6 exhibitions exhibitions 7 At the Honolulu Museum of EXHIBITIONS FILMF ESTIVALS Art Doris Duke Theatre

Courage and Strength: At the Honolulu Museum of Art Honolulu Museum of Art Restrepo Spalding House Hiroshi Honda: Detained Tattoo Honolulu Through Sept 10 Through Jan 13 Solomon Enos: Space Garden Completed while Hilo-born Honda was held Stunning photographs of bodies adorned by Through Sept 30 in internment camps, this extraordinary 10 of Hawai‘i’s best tattoo artists, vintage flash, The tennis court is now an open-air gallery, selection of drawings and watercolors is a homemade tattoo machines, Polynesian and Hawai‘i artist Enos has inaugurated it poignant reflection, even as it bears witness textiles, and Japanese prints converge in with a cosmic mural. to a tragic moment in American history. this exhibition that illustrates how Honolulu became a tattoo mecca. A Thousand Words and Counting Garden Views: Through Nov 22 Flora and Fauna in Chinese Art Mayumi Oda: The museum’s completely new concept of Through Sept 23 A Prayer for the New Birth of Japan mounting a cluster of exhibitions inspired Inspired by the museum’s Joanna Lau Through Jan 13 by a school subject and aimed at students Sullivan Chinese Courtyard, this exhibition These new paintings by the Hawai‘i Island- and teachers but featuring artwork that features popular Chinese paintings and based artist were inspired by the Japan’s 2011 grabs everyone’s attention is a hit. See works decorative art objects. earthquake and tsunami. by Goya, Blake, Japanese woodblock print masters, Ed Ruscha, Queen Lili‘uokalani, and ‘Ōiwi Film Festival: Celebrating the American Studio Glass Marc Chagall: Arabian Nights others in this show focused on literature. Huki Ulua Movement Through Nov 13 S panish Film Club: Before Opening Night | Through Oct 21 Comprised of 13 illustrations of four tales Lynne Yamamoto: Antes del estreno You’ll find stunning works by glass art super- from the Arabian Nights, this series is House for Listening to Rain stars Dale Chihuly, Harvey Littleton, Marvin a fanciful, colorful panorama of lovers, On view indefinitely Lipofsky, Jay Musler, and Steven Weinberg in animals, sea life, and exotic vignettes. Sequester yourself in this tiny screened hut the “cube” in the contemporary art gallery. and you’ll find your senses heightened as Patrick Dougherty: Footloose you survey your lush domain. Comforts for the Soul: Through March 2013 Han Dynasty Arts for the Afterlife The North Carolina artist’s swirling instal- David Hockney: L’Enfant et les sortilèges Through Nov 4 lation of strawberry guava saplings on the On permanent view See works that convey much about life in museum’s front lawn continues to delight In its own building is David Hockney’s China 2,000 years ago. passersby. It’s even better when you hobbit interpretation of his original stage designs out within its sinuous walls. for the 1981 Metropolitan Opera production of L’Enfant et les sortilèges by Maurice Ravel. The immersive, transporting installation is First Hawaiian Center lit according to the artist’s instructions and accompanied by a recording of the opera. Schaefer Portrait Challenge 2012 Through September 14 The range of portraits in this triennial exhibition organized by the Maui Arts & Cultural Center is stunning. From a carved lava pohaku to an abstract steel sculpture, with many striking paintings in between, the show makes it clear that portraiture knows T he Dog no restrictions. Don’t miss this collection of Bard on China, Han dynasty, (206 B.C.–A.D. 220). Earthenware with works by 57 artists from six islands. the Big glaze. Gift of the Honorable Edgar Bromberger, 1953. (1870.1) Screen: The Tempest

8 exhibitions Film Festivals 9 The First Thing We Do, Honolulu Human Rights The Bard on the Big Screen Let’s Film All the Lawyers Film Festival Nov 25–30

Sept 1–6 Nov 3–9 We present four of the most innovative of adaptations of Shakespeare’s plays to grace the screen in recent years. Before each This festival showcases acclaimed documentaries that have the evening screening, players from the Hawaii Shakespeare Festival This series explores the legal process. Each film illustrates the role of power to open people’s eyes to human rights abuses and to trans- perform short vignettes from Othello, Romeo and Juliet, lawyers—for better or worse—in addressing difficult questions and form the unseen and unheard into powerful tools for lasting change. The Taming of the Shrew and The Tempest. Special thanks to Talk will be introduced by an expert from the legal field.Special thanks to See the schedule at honolulumuseum.org Story Productions and the Hawaii Shakespeare Festival. Robert H. Thomas and Damon Key Leong Kupchak Hastert Special thanks to the Dolores Furtado Martin Foundation and the Sidney Stern Memorial Trust for supporting the festival in recogni- Films Films tion of Gina Caruso’s contributions to the Doris Duke Theatre. Special Macbeth from the Royal Opera William Shakespeare’s Romeo Crime After Crime The Castle thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Watters O. Martin, Jr., Joshua Cooper, WITNESS, House, London and Juliet To Kill a Mockingbird Counsellor at Law and the Human Rights Watch Film Festival. Omkara 10 Things I Hate About You Anatomy of a Murder The Tempest Nov 3 at 1 + 7:30pm; Nov 4 at 1, 4 + 7:30pm; Nov. 6–9 at 1 + 7:30pm

Opening night reception: Nov 3, 6–7:30pm. Courage and Strength Spanish Film Club Enjoy food, wine and beer for purchase before the screening at 7:30pm. Sept 11–15 Sept 29–Oct 3

In conjunction with the exhibition Courage and Strength: Portraits of Featuring first-time filmmakers and established masters, this series ‘Ōiwi Film Festival Emerging Pictures Those Who Have Served, we present five acclaimed documentaries brings you the best in contemporary Spanish and Latin American that explore the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan through the compel- cinema. Presented in conjunction with the University of Hawai‘i and Nov 10–14 film selection ling stories of men and women who have served there. made possible with the support of Pragda, the Secretary of State for Culture of Spain, and its Program for Cultural Cooperation with United The first festival dedicated solely to the work of indigenous Hawaiian Films States’ Universities. Special thanks to University of Hawai‘i–Mānoa Office filmmakers returns with a fresh line-up from established and Restrepo Lioness of Multicultural Student Services and Hawai‘i Women in Filmmaking. emerging voices in the ‘Ōiwi film community.Mahalo nui loa to Mr. The museum is delighted to present films from Emerging Pictures, an Hell and Back Again The Last Outpost and Mrs. Watters O. Martin, Jr., and Michael and Linda Horikawa for international digital network that offers independent venues sought- White Platoon | Films sponsoring the festival. Special thanks to Ann Marie Kirk. after new releases, repertory titles, documentaries, foreign language La Section White From the Land to Your Table | The Island Inside | films, and our Opera in Cinema and Ballet in Cinema programs. Qué culpa tiene el tomate? La Isla Interior Opening night reception: Nov 10, 6–7:30pm. Enjoy food and Emerging Pictures’ digital program eliminates the cost and environ- Before Opening Night | La Yuma entertainment before the screening at 7:30pm. For full details and ticket mental impact of shipping 35mm prints. To stay current with the best Antes del estreno The Death of Pinochet | prices go to honolulumuseum.org and most recent selections, go to honolulumuseum.org/events or La muerte de Pinochet call 808-532-8768. Films The Hawaiian Room Papa Mau: The Wayfinder Pa‘ahana (short) The Sweepstakes (short) Huki Ulua (short) Kai Wahine Under a Jarvis Moon Portraits of Al (short)

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an African-America man ac- Film: White Platoon | Army through a portrait of two International Film Festival September cused of rape. 1, 4 + 7:30pm Mark 6 Thur 8t Sa 12 Wed La Section White Afghans and an American sol- People’s Choice Documentary M. Murakami, partner at Damon Opening: Courage and Film: ‘Ohina Short Film L: ecture Curator of Asian Art Directed by Timothy Grucza, Yuri dier embedded with 130 Afghan Award. 1 + 7:30pm Key Leong Kupchak Hastert, intro- Strength: Portraits of Those Showcase 1, 4 + 7:30pm Shawn Eichman 10:30am Maldavsky. , 2005, 85 mins. soldiers in a tiny outpost by the 1t Sa duces film at 7:30pm. Who Have Served Spotlight Tour: Spotlight Tour: Abstraction in In English and French with border. 1 + 7:30pm Spotlight Tour: Polynesian Contemporary Buddhist Art Japanese Prints 1:30pm English subtitles 19 Wed Tattoos 1:30pm Spotlight Tour: Contemporary 1:30pm Filmmakers Yuri Maldavsky L: ecture Curator of Asian Art 4 Tue Buddhist Art 1:30pm Film: Hell and Back Again and Tim Grucza (Frontline) were 16 Sun Shawn Eichman 10:30am L et's Film All the Lawyers Spotlight Tour: Contemporary Tour+Tea: Hiroshi Honda: Directed by Danfung Dennis. USA, embedded in southern Baghdad Bank of Hawaii Family Sunday: Film: The Island President starts Buddhist Art 1:30pm Detained, Fred Smith 2:30pm 9 Sun 2011, 88 mins with the White Platoon of the 1/7 In the Swim 11am–5pm 1 + 7:30pm Tour+Tea: Hiroshi Honda: Film: Photojournalist and filmmaker cavalry division. This docu- Family Film Sunday: 11:10am Spotlight Tour: Body Art 1:30pm Film: Crime After Crime Detained, Fred Smith 2:30pm Film: Anatomy of a Murder ‘Ohina Short Film Showcase Dennis seamlessly transi- mentary looks at the war in Iraq Directed by Yoav Potash. USA, Directed by Otto Preminger. 1, 4 + 7:30pm tions between the immediacy and the men fighting it. Winner: Ballet in Cinema: L a Source 2011, 95 mins. Film: The Castle USA, 1959, 161 mins Tour+Tea: Hiroshi Honda: of frontline reportage and a Grand Prize, Banff International from the Paris Opera Ballet 20 Thur The 1983 case of Debbie Peagler, Directed by Rob Sitch. In one of cinema’s greatest Detained, Fred Smith 2:30pm profile of one soldier’s struggle to Television Awards 1pm Choreography by Jean-Guillaume The Island President 1 + 7:30pm who was imprisoned for more , 1997, 85 mins. courtroom dramas, a small-town readjust to civilian life. Winner: Bart. Music by Leo Delibes & Spotlight Tour: Body Art 1:30pm than 25 years for the murder of This comedy presaged a true-life lawyer defends a man accused Grand Jury Prize World Cinema– Ludwig Minkus. 136 mins (includ- Tour+Tea: Strength and Courage: her abusive boyfriend, stunned eminent-domain battle in the of murdering a bartender. 11 Tue Documentary, Sundance Film 14 Fri ing one intermission) Portraits of Those Who Have the nation. This doc chronicles U.S. Tow-truck driver Darryl Features a stellar performance Spotlight Tour: Abstraction in Festival. Academy Award Spotlight Tour: Abstraction in A fantastical Persia is the Served, Lyn Kux 2:30pm the legal battle that ensued. Kerrigan becomes an un- from James Stewart and a Japanese Prints 1:30pm nomination, Best Documentary Japanese Prints 1:30pm backdrop for the thwarted loves Winner: Audience Choice Award, likely hero when he fights the Grammy-winning score by Duke Tour+Tea: Hawaii Craftsmen Feature 1 + 7:30pm of hunter Djemil, beautiful San Francisco International government—which wants his Ellington. 1 + 7:30pm Exhibition, Art School, Myra Film: Lioness Nouredda, and spirit of the 21 Fri Film Festival. 1 + 7:30pm Diane home for an airport expansion Sat K. Freedman, Deputy Public Kent/Allison Roscoe 2:30pm Directed by Meg McLagan, Daria spring, Naila. This production of Film: The Island President 1pm D. Hastert, partner at Damon Key project. 1 + 7:30pm Robert H. Defender, State of Hawai‘i intro- 13 Thur Sommers. USA, 2008, 81 mins. La Source, with choreography by Spotlight Tour: Body Art 1:30pm Leong Kupchak Hastert, intro- Thomas, partner at Damon Key duces film at 7:30pm Courage and Strength film Sttre ch Your Imagination Yoga: Lioness is the untold story of the Jean-Guillaume Bart, stars Karl duces film at 7:30pm. Reception Leong Kupchak Hastert, intro- series starts Spalding House 10:30am first women in U.S. history to be Paquette, Isabelle Ciaravola and Friends of Film Friday: 6–7:30pm, food and wine for pur- duces film at 7:30pm Spotlight Tour: Abstraction in sent into direct ground combat. Mathias Heymann. 1 + 6pm; Almost Perfect chase; $15, $12 museum members 7 Fri Film: Restrepo Japanese Prints 1:30pm Winner: Filmmaker Award, Full $25, $20 museum members. Directed by Bertha Bay-Sa Pan. Spotlight Tour: Directed by Tim Hetherington Tour+Tea: Hawaii Craftsmen Frame Documentary Film USA, 2011, 106 mins. 5 Wed Contemporary Buddhist Art & Sebastian Junger. USA, 2010, Exhibition, Art School, Myra Festival. 1 + 7:30pm When Vanessa, played by 2 Sun Museum Shop clearance 1:30pm 93 mins Kent/Allison Roscoe 2:30pm 18 Tues Hawai‘i’s Kelly Hu, runs into an Expression Session Kids: sale starts, 10am–4:30pm Tim Hetherington and Spotlight Tour: old friend, romantic sparks fly. Food Landscapes Spotlight Tour: Contemporary Film: Ohina Short Film Showcase Sebastian Junger spent a year L: ecture Ancient Sounds of 15 Sat Body Art 1:30pm That’s when the family space in- Spalding House 10am–noon Buddhist Art 1:30pm ‘Ohina means “coming together” embedded with a U.S. pla- Greece, Dr. Nikos Xanthoulis L: ecture Keone Nunes on Tour+Tea: Strength and Courage: vasion begins. A rom-com with Tour + Tea: A Thousand and this event, produced by toon in Afghanistan’s deadly This lecture-concert of ancient Traditional Hawaiian Uhi Portraits of Those Who Have substance. Official Selection: Words and Counting, Joyce Film: Counsellor at Law volunteers from the arts and film Korengal Valley. The result is Greek Music (800 BC–400 AD) (Tattoo) 11am Served, Lyn Kux 2:30pm HIFF. Special thanks to FFF spon- Azama Spalding House 2:30pm Directed by William Wyler. industry, gathers Hawai‘i film this powerful doc. Hetherington includes songs performed by Spotlight Tour: Abstraction in sor Louis Vuitton, hotel sponsor USA, 1933, 82mins talents onto one screen. An in- was killed in 2011 while on reconstructedt instruments— Japanese Prints 1:30pm Film: The Island President Aqua Hotels and Resorts, and Film: To Kill a Mockingbird In William Wyler’s directorial de- dependent judging panel selects assignment in Libya. His work the ancient lyre and salpinx (an- Film: White Platoon, 4pm Directed by Jon Shenk, USA, 2011, Bruno de Paris Salon. Director Directed by Robert Mulligan. but, John Barrymore stars as an the films. Special thanks to ‘Ohina is in the exhibition Courage cient trumpet). Dr. Xanthoulis 101 mins., Hawai‘i premiere Bertha Bay-Sa Pan will introduce USA, 1962, 129 mins. up-from-the streets attorney with board Gerard Elmore, Darrin and Strength: Portraits of Those is the former Principal Film: The Last Outpost Back by popular demand! Jon the film and lead a post-screen- In this classic adaptation of a faithless, snobbish wife. His Kaneshiro, Allan Payne, Lance Who Have Served. Winner: Trumpet Player for the Greek Directed by Timothy Grucza, Yuri Shenk’s documentary follows ing Q+A. Harper Lee’s Pulitzer Prize–win- internal conflicts emerge when Rae, and Jason Suapaia. Grand Jury Prize, Sundance National Opera and Associate Maldavsky. France, 2012, 52mins. former Maldives president Reception 6–7:30pm, screening ning novel, Gregory Peck a rival threatens to expose a past 7:30pm Opening night reception, Film Festival; Academy Award Researcher at the Academy In Dari, French and Pashtu with Mohamed Nasheed to the at 7:30pm. $15, $12 museum mem- (who won the 1963 Best Actor wrongdoing. 1 + 7:30pm Kenneth complimentary pūpū, drinks for nomination, Best Documentary of Athens, Greece. Sponsored English subtitles 2009 Copenhagen climate bers; includes complimentary Oscar) stars as a lawyer in the R. Kupchak, partner at Damon purchase Sept 7, 6–7:30pm; Feature 1 + 7:30pm by Archaeological Institute The Last Outpost reveals the summit. His mission: to save his glass of wine. Depression-era South who puts Key Leong Kupchak Hastert, intro- $15, $12 museum members of America and University of human story behind the U.S. low-lying homeland from rising his career on the line to defend duces film at 7:30pm. 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Concert: Chamber Music Live Hawai‘i, Karlyn and Bill Portuguese, Galician, Aymara This tragicomic portrait nod. Special thanks to Anne ------\ ___ 22t Sa Hawaii: The Tresemble Pearl 2:30pm with English subtitles. \ 2e Tu of Chilean society explores Suzuki Ching, Honorary Consul 7n Su Spotlight Tour: Body Art 1:30pm This world premiere of Takeo This brilliantly executed omni- Spotlight Tour: Watercolors at reactions to General Pinochet’s of the Czech Republic in Hawai‘i, Expression Session Kids: Kudo’s Three Edward Lear Film: The Dynamiter bus captures the conditions and the Art School 1:30pm death on December 10, 2006. and the Embassy of the Czech Drawing Manga Film: Goodbye First Love | Settings is the brainchild of Directed by Matthew Gordon. cultural diversity of produce Tour+Tea: Bella Napoli, Using original footage and the Republic. 7:30pm; free Spalding House 10am–noon Un amour de jeunesse Hawaii Public Radio general USA, 2011, 73 mins. markets in seven countries Carol Bonham 2:30pm testimonies of four people Film: Elena 1, 4 + 7:30pm Directed by Mia Hansen-Løve. manager Michael Titterton. The In rural Mississippi, a troubled throughout Iberoamérica. who lived through that day, the Tour+Tea: Bella Napoli, France/Germany, 2011, 110 mins.. piece was created to celebrate 14-year-old boy realizes what 1, 4 + 7:30pm Film: La Yuma film relates the end of a key 5 Fri Carol Bonham 2:30pm French with English subtitles the 30th anniversaries of CMH truly matters: family. This atmo- Directed by Florence Jaugey. chapter in Chile’s history. Official Spotlight Tour: Watercolors at Besotted teenager Camille is and HPR. Includes choreog- spheric first feature by Matthew Nicaragua, Mexico, Spain, France, Selection: BAFICI, Buenos Aires the Art School 1:30pm devastated when her boyfriend, raphy by Minou Lallemand. Gordon is a loving look at a teen- 30 Sun 2009, 90 mins. Spanish with Film Festival. 1 + 7:30pm 9 Tue Sullivan, leaves Paris to travel Also on the program: Soli I ager negotiating what it means Tour+Tea: Aloha: Lucky You English subtitles. Films: The Short List Film: Elena 1 + 7:30pm through South America. When by Carlos Chavez, for oboe, to be a man. Winner: Best First Live Hawai‘i, Karlyn and Bill Nicaragua’s first full-length Directors: Robert A. Bates, Jason Spotlight Tour: Sullivan returns eight years later, clarinet, bassoon and trum- Feature, Durban International Pearl 2:30pm feature in 20 years tells the story 4 Thur K. Lau, Stefan Schaefer, John C. Chinese Textiles 1:30pm the indelible mark of adolescent pet. 7:30pm; $25, $20 museum Film Festival. 1 + 7:30pm of Yuma, a strong-willed girl Opening: Hawai‘i Abstraction: Ching, Gerard Elmore. USA, 2012, Tour+Tea: The Magic of Distant love remerges. Toronto, Chicago, members. Purchase tickets at Film: Before Opening Night | from the gang-infested barrios of Works from the Collection 120 mins. Lands, Sheila James 2:30pm Palm Springs and Hawaii chambermusichawaii.org Antes del estreno Managua. She dreams of becom- Five short films 100 percent made International Film Festivals. 28 Fri Directed by Santiago Giralt. ing a boxer, and finds hope in her Spotlight Tour: Watercolors at in Hawai‘i: The crime procedural 1, 4 + 7:30pm Opening: Hawaii Watercolor Argentina, 2010, 80 mins. Spanish training and a friendship with the Art School 1:30pm drama Hotel St.; The Protector, a 10 Wed 25 Tue Society 50th Anniversary with English subtitles. a journalism student from the Tour+Tea: Bella Napoli, romantic thriller; The Roundup, a Curatorial Lecture Series: Film: Goodbye First Love Exhibition, Art School Woody Allen meets Cassavetes other side of the city. 1 + 7:30pm Carol Bonham 2:30pm western; Bait, a drama with a twist, Director Stephan Jost 10:30am 23 Sun 1 + 7:30pm in this witty film about a week- and rom-com One Evening In Film: Elena; 1 + 7:30pm Tour+Tea: Courage and Strength: Spotlight Tour: Film: The Dynamiter 1pm end in the lives of Juana, an ac- Film: Elena The Blue Light Bar & Grill. Official Spotlight Tour: ', Portraits of Those Who Have Warriors in Art 1:30pm Spotlight',, Tour: tress, and her husband Roman, 3 Wed Directed by Andrey Zvyagintsev. Selection: HIFF. Special thanks to Chinese Textiles 1:30pm Served, Lyn Kux 2:30pm Tour+Tea: Aloha: Lucky You Warriors in Art 1:30pm a director suffering from writer’s Spotlight Tour: Watercolors at Russia, 2011, 109 mins John Ching, Jason K. Lau and Talk Live Hawai‘i, Karlyn and Bill ARTafterDARK: Accha! 6–9pm block. 1, 4 + 7:30pm the Art School 1:30pm This striking film noir explores Story Productions. Join directors Film: Opera in Cinema: Pearl 2:30pm Film: Bollywood----- film TBA 9pm class warfare in Putin’s new and cast members for a Q + A 11 Thur La Cenerentola: H awaii Opera Theatre Russia. A housewife must hatch session following the screening Film: Elena 1pm A fairytale from Torino October Pre-Opera Lecture: a desperate plan when a sud- Reception 6–7:30pm, food and Spotlight Tour: Produced by Andrea Andermann. 26 Wed 29 Sat Die Fledermaus den illness and an unexpected wine for purchase; Chinese Textiles 1:30pm Runtime: TBA L: ecture Curator of European Book Club: The 47 Ronin, Opening HOT’s new year- reunion threaten her potential $15, $12 museum members; Tour+Tea: The Magic of Distant This production of Rossini’s and American Art Theresa Spalding House 1pm 01 Oct round season is the comic Die inheritance. Winner: Special screening at 7:30pm Lands, Sheila James 2:30pm opera uses some of Turin’s Papanikolas on René Spotlight Tour: Film: The Island Inside | Fledermaus, set in late-19th- Jury Prize, Un Certain Regard, landmark buildings—the Piazza Magritte 10:30am, free with Warriors in Art 1:30pm La Isla Interior century Vienna. The produc- Cannes Film Festival. 1pm L: ecture The Emergence of Castello, la Biblioteca Reale, and museum admission Directed by Dunia Ayaso and Félix tion features a new English 6 Sat Ancient , Professor Avraham the Palazzo Reale—as stunning Film: Goodbye First Spanish Film Club series Sabroso. Spain, 2009, 93 mins. translation and stage direction Film: Special screening: Spotlight Tour: Watercolors at Faust, Bar-Ilan University, Israel sets. The tale of Cinderella Love 1 + 7:30pm starts Spanish with English subtitles. by Henry Akina, General/Artistic Loves of a Blonde | Lásky jedné the Art School 1:30pm The time of Israel’s foundation comes to life with Rossini’s Book Club: Three siblings, an unstable tele- Director of HOT. The discussion plavovlásky and emergence of its ethnic sublime score, spectacular vocal The 47 Ronin Film: From the Land to Your novela star, a frustrated writer, of the opera is followed by a con- Directed by Milos Forman. Czech Concert: Honolulu Chamber identity are among the most and dance performances, and Spalding House 1pm Table | Qué culpa tiene el and a cleaning lady, are forced versation with Akina and the Republic, 1965, 90mins. Czech Music Series: Trio Solisti disputed problems in bibli- dazzling special effects. 1 + 6pm; Spotlight Tour: tomate? to confront their dysfunctional principal artists. 10am; $3, free with English subtitles. The New Yorker has called these cal archaeology. The lecture $25, $20 museum members. Warriors in Art 1:30pm Directed by Alejo Hoijman, lives when the death of their for HOT and museum members With 16 women to each man, three brilliant instrumentalists— examines the archaeologi- Marcos Loayza, Josué Méndez, schizophrenic father brings the odds are against Andula violinist Maria Bachmann, cellist cal evidence then discusses Carolina Navas Gutiérrez, Paola them back to the Canary Islands. Film: The Death of Pinochet | in her desperate search for Alexis Pia Gerlach and pianist the changing nature of the 24 Mon 27 Thur Vieira, Alejandra Szeplaki, Jorge Official Selection: Karlovy Vary La muerte de Pinochet love—until a rakish piano player Jon Klibonoff — “the most exciting relations between the Israelites, Opening: Negotiating Spotlight Tour: Coira. Argentina, Bolivia, Peru, International Film Festival Directed by Iván Osnovikoff, visits her factory. This instant piano trio in America.” Meet the Canaanites and Philistines. Dystopia: Maya Portner + Warriors in Art 1:30pm Colombia, Brazil, Venezuela, 7:30pm Bettina Perut. Chile, 2011, 75 mins Czech New Wave classic earned artists 6:30pm; concert 7:30pm; Sponsored by Archaeological Reem Bassous, Art School Tour+Tea: Aloha: Lucky You Spain. 2009, 105 mins. Spanish, Spanish with English subtitles. 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Institute of America and Film: Ballet in Cinema choreographer Pina Bausch, the crème de la crème of local Tour+Tea: Marc Chagall: Arabian Zombiethon! starts Proclaimed “the best horror University of Hawai‘i. La Bayadère from the Paris director Wim Wenders trans- burlesque for a titillating night Nights, Cathy Levinson 2:30pm film ever made” by Roger Ebert, 30e Tu 7:30pm; free Opera Ballet forms her greatest works into a of dancing, singing, satire and Film: Voodoo Island Romero’s sequel to Night of the Spotlight Tour: Choreography by Rudolf Nureyev. transcendent cinematic experi- vaudeville. Special thanks to Film: Hilter’s Children Directed by Reginald LeBorg. USA, Living Dead is a merciless—and Surrealism 1:30pm Music by Ludwig Minkus. A Ballet ence. Academy Award Nominee: Violetta Beretta. 7:30pm. Directed by Chanoch Ze’evi. Israel, 1957, 76 mins. hilarious—satire of American Tour+Tea: 12 Fri in Three Acts. 180 mins (including Best Documentary, Winner: Best $30, $25 museum members. 2011, 80 mins. Filmed on Kaua‘i, this early entry consumerism. 7:30pm Many Paths to Enlightenment, Spotlight Tour: two intermissions) Documentary, European Film Reception with food, wine and This powerful film explores how into the zombie canon stars Cynthia Ong 2:30pm Chinese Textiles 1:30pm This version of La Bayadère (The Awards 1 + 7:30pm beer for purchase 6–7:30pm. the children, grandchildren, Boris Karloff as a professional Temple Dancer) was legendary nieces and nephews of promi- hoax-buster out to debunk 28 Sun Concert: Dance series starts dancer, choreographer and nent Nazis such as Goerring a curse on the site of a pro- Tour+Tea: Honolulu Chamber Music Series Paris Opera Ballet director 19 Fri 21 Sun and Himmler have dealt with a posed resort. Dress up for Marc Chagall: Arabian Nights, Brooklyn Rider Quartet with Performance: Shimmy Rudolf Nureyev’s final major Film: Pina 1 pm Bank of Hawaii Family Sunday: legacy that permanently associ- ARTafterDARK: Freak Out then Cathy Levinson 2:30pm Kayhan Kalhor Showcase presented by the work. 1 + 6pm; $25, $20 museum Spotlight Tour: Little Monster 11am–5pm ates them with one of the great- join the Zombiethon! 1 + 9pm NPR credits genre-defying Hawaii Belly Dance Convention members Modern Masterpieces 1:30pm Family Film Sunday: 11:10am est crimes in history. 1 + 7:30pm Film: Shaun of the Dead Brooklyn Rider with “recreating This night of Middle Eastern Friends of Film Friday: Directed by Edgar Wright, UK, the 300-year-old form of string culture features special guest N atural Selection Film: Ballet in Cinema 27 Sat 2004, 94 mins quartet as a vital and creative performers from across 16 Tue Directed by Robbie Pickering. The Sleeping Beauty from the 24 Wed Book Club: Things go from bad to worse for 21st-century ensemble.” Persian North America along with Film: First Position 1 + 7:30pm USA, 2011, 90 mins Bolshoi Ballet, Moscow Curatorial Lecture Series: The Space Between Us 1:00pm slacker Shaun in this ground- music master joins them local favorites. Performers: Deb Spotlight Tour: Modern Linda is a Christian Texas house- Music by Pyotr Tchaikovsky. James Jensen 10:30am Spotlight Tour: Conversations breaking zombie-com. As if with his kamancheh (spiked Rubin, Andrea Aranda, Sabrina Masterpieces 1:30pm wife. Her husband, Abe, refuses Choreography by Marius Petipa. Book Club: between Braque and Picasso breaking up with his girlfriend fiddle). Major support for this Alexandria, Malia Delapeia and Tour+Tea: Beautiful—and to have sex with her. When Abe 171 minutes (including one 30- The Space Between Us 1pm 1:30pm and forgetting his mum’s birth- program comes from The Roshan many more! Doors open 6pm, Dangerous, Fred Smith 2:30pm has a stroke, he divulges that he min. intermission.) Film: Hitler’s Children 1 + 7:30pm day isn’t enough for one day, Cultural Institute and Shangri show starts 7:30pm; $25, $20 has a child in Florida. Linda finds Masterfully choreographed by Spotlight Tour: Conversations P anel discussion: The Zombie the living dead invade London. La The Doris Duke Foundation members + students, $15 military, him—a mullet-headed ex-con Yuri Grigorovich after Marius between Braque and Picasso Renaissance: Why Now? Shaun resolves to keep his cool for Islamic Art. $50, $48 mu- $12 children 12 and under 17 Wed with whom she develops an odd, Petipa, with Tchaikovsky’s 1:30pm Organized in conjunction with and fight the zombies to prove seum members; meet the artists Curatorial Lecture Series: meaningful relationship. Winner: shimmering score, this stellar Hawai‘i’s first major zombie he’s not such a loser. 1 + 7:30pm 6:30pm; concert 7:30pm Stephan Jost 10:30am Audience Award, Competition production stars David Hallberg conference, to be held at the 13 Sat Film: First Position 1 + 7:30pm Award, SXSW Film Festival. and Svetlana Zakharova. 1 + 6pm; 25 Thu University of Hawai‘i, this panel Spotlight Tour: Spotlight Tour: Modern Special thanks to FFF sponsor $25, $20 museum members Film: Hitler’s Children discussion will feature several 29 Mon 31 Wed Chinese Textiles 1:30pm Masterpieces 1:30pm Louis Vuitton, hotel sponsor Aqua 1 + 7:30pm experts on the genre. 4pm, Doris Film: Juan of the Dead | Juan de Curatorial Lecture Series: Hotels and Resorts, and Bruno de Concert: Chamber Music Spotlight Tour: Duke Theatre; $5, $3 museum los Muertos Stephen Salel 10:30am Film: First Position Paris Salon. Reception at 6pm, Hawaii—Galliard String Quartet Conversations between Braque members, free for students Directed by Alejandro Brugués. Film: Dawn of the Dead 1pm Directed by Bess Kargman. USA, 18 Thu screening at 7:30pm. $15, $12 muse- The Galliard String Quartet and Picasso 1:30pm Cuba, 2011, 92 mins. Spanish with Spotlight Tour: 2011, 90 mins. Opening: The Legacy of um members; includes reception presents two sixth quartets, Tour+Tea: Marc Chagall: Arabian Film: Night of the Living Dead English subtitles Surrealism 1:30pm Follow six dancers as they Sharaku: Expressionistic with complimentary glass of wine. Beethoven’s Op. 18, No. 6 and Nights, Cathy Levinson 2:30pm Directed by George A. Romero. In Cuba’s first horror comedy, Film: prepare to compete in the Youth Portraiture in Japanese Béla Bartók’s landmark Quartet USA, 1968, 96 mins, 40-year-old waster Juan smells Night of the Living Dead America Grand Prix—one of the Theater No. 6, along with Joaquin Turin’s George Romero’s debut is the a business opportunity when 7:30pm world’s most prestigious ballet 20 Sat La Oración del Torero written in 26 Fri zombie-film template, with a zombie apocalypse engulfs competitions. Winner: Audience Spotlight Tour: Modern Sttre ch Your Imagination Yoga: 1924, originally for lute quartet. Opening: Fiber Arts Hawaii + realistic gore, political under- Havana. He and his clueless Award, Portland International Masterpieces 1:30pm Spalding House 10:30am 7:30pm; $25, $20 museum Fresh Flowers by Tadpole currents and emphasis on the friends are soon butchering Film Festival and SF Docfest. Tour+Tea: Beautiful—and Spotlight Tour: members. Purchase tickets at Studio, Art School horror of the mundane. What the undead for a living—which 1, 4, + 7:30pm Dangerous, Fred Smith 2:30pm Modern Masterpieces 1:30pm www.chambermusichawaii.org happens when unexpected ra- brings nothing but trouble. Spotlight Tour: Conversations diation raises the dead in a small Winner: Audience Award, Miami Film: Pina Film: The Honolulu Burlesque between Braque and Picasso American town? 1pm Film Festival Special Monday 14 Sun Directed by Wim Wenders. Festival, Presented by Violetta 23 Tue 1:30pm night screening! 7:30pm Tour + Tea: The Magic of Distant Germany, France, UK, 2011, Beretta Spotlight Tour: Conversations Film: Dawn of the Dead Lands, Sheila Jones 2:30pm 103 mins. Hawai‘i’s Queen of Burlesque, between Braque and Picasso ARTafterDARK: Directed by George A. Romero. - In this tribute to legendary Violetta Beretta, assembles 1:30pm Freak Out 6–9pm USA, 1978, 126 mins. continued on next page - 16 Calendar Calendar 17 •------

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‘Ōiwi Film Festival starts Film: Huki Ulua (short) Anthony charts the revival of the Keenlyside. 1 + 6pm; $25, $20 Opera in Cinema: Macbeth from November 3t Sa opening night reception 6–7:30pm; Directed by Lana Dang. USA, 2012, art of non-instrument naviga- 15u Th members. the Royal Opera House, London Spotlight Tour: enjoy food, wine, and entertain- 3 mins. tion in Polynesia—spearheaded Spotlight Tour: What to Wear Conducted by Antonio '' Surrealism 1:30pm ;',, ment; $35, $30 museum members Boy meets girl. Boy gets girl. Boy by Micronesian Mau Piailug, Surfing 1:30pm Pappano. Directed by Phyllida 1u Th : " ...... learns the importance of know- who navigated Hōkūle‘a on her Tour+Tea: Strength and Courage, 20 Tue Lloyd. 161 mins (including one Spotlight Tour: Honolulu Human Rights Film: The Hawaiian Room ing his roots. 1 + 7:30pm maiden voyage to Tahiti. Official Deb Nehmad 2:30pm Spotlight Tour: intermission) Surrealism 1:30pm Film Festival starts Directed by Ann Marie Kirk. USA, Selection: HIFF 1, 4 + 7:30pm Outdoor Sculpture 1:30pm Verdi’s evocative music Tour+Tea: 2012, 55 mins. Hawaii Premiere P: anel ‘Ōiwi Filmmakers Talk -with- Tour+Tea: Hidden Meanings on brings Shakespeare’s drama Many Paths to Enlightenment, In 1937, the legendary Hawaiian Story Panel Film: The Sweepstakes (short) 16 Fri Chinese Robes: Birds, Bats and to life. Macbeth stars British Cynthia Ong 2:30pm 4 Sun Room opened in New York City’s ‘Ōiwi filmmakers share their Directed by Jamie Poliahu. USA, Spotlight Tour: What to Wear Butterflies, Mary Rhine 2:30pm baritone Simon Keenlyside as Tour+Tea: Many Paths to Hotel Lexington. The nightclub thoughts on topics ranging from 2011, 12 mins. Surfing, 1:30pm the titular tormented ruler of Film: 28 Days Later Enlightenment, Cynthia Ong showcased hula dancers, sing- the importance of indigenous A cereal-box sweepstakes spurs Scotland. 1 + 6pm; Directed by Danny Boyle. UK, 2:30pm ers, and musicians, transporting Hawaiians having control of young Kaimana to go all out in Friends of Film Friday: Tba 21 Wed $25, $20 museum members. 2002, 113 mins island sights and sounds to the stories that are told of their the hope of winning over his Special thanks to FFF sponsor Curatorial Lecture Series: When a virus decimates the Manhattan. Kirk looks at these culture, to creating business for next-door neighbor, David. Louis Vuitton, hotel sponsor Theresa Papanikolas 10:30am British Isles, a comatose bike 6Tue people who made Hawaiian the production of films by ‘Ōiwi Aqua Hotels and Resorts, and Spotlight Tour: 27 Tue courier awakens in a London Spotlight Tour: Colorful Prints Room magic. 1 + 7:30pm filmmakers. For panelists, go to Bruno de Paris Salon. Reception Outdoor Sculpture 1:30pm Spotlight Tour: The Arts of hospital to find the city filled of Marc Chagall 1:30pm -with- honolulumuseum.org. 4pm 14 Wed at 6pm, screening at 7:30pm; the Bedchamber: Japanese with zombies. This sci-fi horror Tour+Tea: The Beauty of Islamic Film: Pa‘ahana (short) Curatorial Lecture Series: $15, $12 museum members Shunga 1:30pm from Trainspotting director Art, Simone Cahill 2:30pm Directed by Lana Dang. USA, 2012, Amber Ludwig 10:30am 22 Thu Tour+Tea: Medicine in Art, Danny Boyle paved the way for 9 mins. Hawaiian with English -.. __ _12 Mon Spotlight Tour: MUSEUM CLOSED for Steve Miller 2:30pm contemporary visions of a zom- subtitles Concert: Chamber Music Hawaii What to Wear Surfing 1:30pm 17 Sat Thanksgiving bie apocalypse. 1 + 7:30pm 7 Wed Kekoa wants the best for his Galliard String Quartet and Sttre ch Your Imagination Yoga: Film: Omkara Curatorial Lecture Series: daughter. Though he is in a job- Spring Wind Quintet with Joyce Film: Kai Wahine Spalding House 10:30am Directed by Vishal Bhardwaj. Stephen Salel 10:30am less rut, there is one thing he can Yang, piano Directed by Ann Marie Kirk. USA, Spotlight Tour: 23 Fri India, 2006, 155 mins. Hindi with 2 Fri Spotlight Tour: Colorful Prints offer her—the ability to speak Korean piano phenom Joyce 2012, 45 mins. Hawai‘i premiere What to Wear Surfing 1:30pm Opening: English subtitles Spotlight Tour: of Marc Chagall 1:30pm Hawaiian. Winner: ACM Best Yang is featured in this rare Follow the women of the The Arts of the Bedchamber: Set in modern India, this adapta- Surrealism 1:30pm Drama Award, HIFF performance with the Galliard Waimanalo Canoe Club as they Japanese Shunga tion of Shakespeare’s Othello String Quartet and Spring prepare for the grueling 41-mile 18 Sun Spotlight Tour: tells the story of a political can- Concert: Shield Your Eyes 8 Thu Wind Quintet. Yang performs 2011 Na Wahine O Ke Kai race Bank of Hawai‘i Family Sunday: Outdoor Sculpture 1:30pm didate torn apart by suspicion and Jim Hearon Spotlight Tour: Colorful Prints 11 Sun Poulenc’s Sextet for Piano and from Moloka‘i to O‘ahu. The film Swords and Thrones after a trusted lieutenant ques- Minneapolis-based experimen- of Marc Chagall 1:30pm Tour+Tea: The Beauty of Islamic Winds as well as Schumann’s reveals their commitment to the 11am–5pm tions his wife’s fidelity. Starring tal audio hacking duo Shield Tour+Tea: The Beauty of Islamic Art, Simone Cahill 2:30pm Quintet, Op. 44 with the GSQ. ocean and the sport—and helps Family Film Sunday: 24 Sat Ajay Devgan, Saif Ali Khan, and Your Eyes make their Hawai‘i Art, Simone Cahill 2:30pm 7:30pm; $35, $30 museum answer the question: 'why do TBA, 11:10am Art School Studio Kareena Kapoor. 1 + 7:30pm debut. With sound sculptures, Film: Under a Jarvis Moon members. Purchase tickets at they do it?' Benefit Sale starts DIY instruments, and custom- Directed by Noelle Kahanu chambermusichawaii.org -with- Opera in Cinema: built electronics, Shield Your 9 Fri and Heather Giugni, USA, 2010, Film: Portraits of Al (short) The Marriage of Figaro from the Spotlight Tour: 28 Wed Eyes plays live to works by Spotlight Tour: Colorful Prints 57 mins. Directed by Keala Kelly, USA, 2012, Royal Opera House, London Outdoor Sculpture 1:30pm Spotlight Tour: The Arts of influential avant-garde film- of Marc Chagall 1:30pm In the 1930s, the government 13 Tue 30 mins. Hawai‘i premiere Directed by Leah Hausman. the Bedchamber: Japanese makers. They are joined by Pecha Kucha Art School 7–9pm sent 130 young Hawaiian men Spotlight Tour: Samoan poet, author, and artist Conducted by Antonio Pappano. Shunga 1:30pm experimental violinist and on a secret mission to colonize What to Wear Surfing 1:30pm Albert Wendt taught writing and 200 mins 25 Sun computer audio programmer desert islands in the middle of Tour+Tea: Strength and Courage, poetry at UH between 2006 and This sumptuous revival of David Tour+Tea: Hidden Meanings on Film: William Shakespeare’s Jim Hearon. 7:30pm 10 Sat the Pacific. For seven years they Deb Nehmad 2:30pm 2008. Kelly interviews the stu- McVicar’s celebrated 2006 pro- Chinese Robes: Birds, Bats and Romeo and Juliet $15, $12 museum members Spotlight Tour: Colorful Prints endured unending sun, rats, dents, friends and colleagues who duction of the Mozart-Da Ponte Butterflies, Mary Rhine 2:30pm Directed by Baz Luhrmann. USA, of Marc Chagall 1:30pm sharks, and, ultimately, enemy Film: Papa Mau: The Wayfinder were lucky enough to acquire one classic about class tensions in 1996, 120 mins fire. Official Selection: HIFF Directed by Nā‘ālehu Anthony. of his “Hawaii Series” paintings revolutionary Europe has an The Bard on the Big Screen: Baz Luhrmann reworked Romeo -with- USA, 2010, 57 mins. English and while he was here. 1, 4 + 7:30pm exceptional cast—Ildebrando Shakespeare on Film starts and Juliet is set in a post-modern Satawalese with English subtitles D’arcangelo and Simon continued on next page - 18 Calendar Calendar 19 PROGRAMS

Verona Beach where swords are NEW: Curatorial Lecture Series a brand of gun and bored youths T heatre Information Weekl y talks + tours This fall, the museum launches a new free lecture series featuring its curators, as part of its are easily spurred toward vio- The theatre opens its doors on Kinau Street Free with museum admission push to develop a cohesive adult education program. Earlier this year, we conducted an online Bank of Hawaii Family Sunday lence. Leonardo DiCaprio and 30 minutes before each showing. survey of members, and it was clear that you want to hear the museum’s curators speak about Claire Danes are the star-crossed honolulu museum of art: topics that are meaningful to them. Wednesdays at 10:30am, Doris Duke Theatre. Every third Sunday of the lovers. 1 + 7:30pm film Prices Morning stARTers: month, Bank of Hawaii sponsors $10 general public Tuesday–Saturday 10am–noon • Shawn Eichman, Curator of Asian Art • Stephen Salel, a free day of art projects and $8 museum members Customize your own tour—choose a topic and From China to Constantinople and Japanese Art Research Associate 29 Thu length of time that works for you. Beyond: In the Footsteps of Nestorious, Issues of Gender in Early Modern entertainment. 11am–5pm Opening: MOOds and Museum members receive discounts on films • Aloha Welcome Tour Part I; Sept 12 Japanese Art; Oct 31 (activities end at 3pm) Dreams in 19th Century and performances. • See What’s New graphic arts • Conversations on Contemporary Art • Shawn Eichman, Curator of Asian Art • Stephen Salel Purchase film and concert tickets online at • Treasures of the Pacific From China to Constantinople and Japanese Art Research Associate In the Swim Sept 16 Spotlight Tour: The Arts of honolulumuseum.org/events/films. Film • Masterpieces of the West Beyond: In the Footsteps of Nestorious, The Legacy of Sharaku: Expressionistic The spotlight is on the exhibition the Bedchamber: Japanese tickets may also be purchased at the theater • The Wonders of Asia Part 2; Sept 19 Portraiture in Japanese Theatre; Nov 7 Boardshorts: A Perfect Fit. Budding designers Shunga 1:30pm door on the day of screening. Recorded listing will have a blast. Tour+Tea: Medicine in Art, of films and concerts: 808.532.8768. Afternoon Focus Tours: • Theresa Papanikolas, • Amber Ludwig, Curatorial Assistant for Steve Miller 2:30pm 20-minute zip tour of a current exhibition Curator of European and American Art European and American Art Little Monster Oct 21 For the hearing impaired: The Doris Duke Daily, 1pm René Magritte; Sept 26 Virtue in a Vicious Age: 18th-century Dress up early for Halloween! Film: 10 Things I Hate About You Theatre is equipped with the Easy Listener Portraits of Women Directed by Gil Junger. USA, 1999, Hearing Assistance System. You can pick up a Spotlight Tour • Stephan Jost, Director Nov 14 97 mins receiver at the ticket counter. Tuesday–Saturday 1:30pm 20th-Century German Photography Swords and Thrones Nov 18 The Taming of the Shrew is adapt- 30-minute tour on a collection highlight Oct 10 • Theresa Papanikolas, Our annual medieval fair, with jousting ed to a high school setting in Curator of European and American Art and demos by the Society for Creative this teen comedy starring Heath For corporate or private rentals and other Sunday Highlights Tour • Stephan Jost, Director The Reinstallation of Galleries 1 through Anachronism, and Lego masterpieces by Ledger, Julia Stiles and Joseph theater inquiries, please contact theater Sunday 1:15pm 19th-Century American Landscape 10; Nov 21 L.E.A.H.I. Gordon-Levitt. 1 + 7:30pm manager Taylour Chang at 532-3033 or 60-minute tour of the museum collection Photography; Oct 17 [email protected]. • Amber Ludwig, Curatorial Assistant for Tour + Tea • James Jensen, European and American Art 30 Fri Tuesday, Thursday + Sunday at 2:30pm Curator of Contemporary Art Life Imitates Art: Becoming Emma Spotlight Tour: Arts of the Join docents for a themed tour, followed by an The Iraq and Afghanistan Wars and Hamilton; Nov 28 Bedchamber: Shunga 1:30pm art discussion over a glass of iced tea in the café. Contemporary Art; Oct 24

Film: The Tempest S palding House: Directed by Julie Taymor. USA, Gallery and garden tour 2010, 110 mins 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Tuesday–Sunday 1–2:30pm 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111 Filmed on Lana‘i and Hawai‘i Also held at 11am on first Wednesdays. From left: Island, this visually stunning Get inside stories on Shawn Eichman Theresa Papanikolas reimagining of Shakespeare’s First Hawaiian Center: museum programs at Stephan Jost classic stars Helen Mirren as honolulumuseum.org/blog Docent-led tour of exhibitions James Jensen Prospera, a sorceress who reigns First Friday of the month at noon Stephen Salel Amber Ludwig over a magical island, cares for For event alerts her daughter, and unleashes her and insider tidbits: powers against shipwrecked Twitter@honolulumuseum enemies. Official Selection: Venice, New York, Chicago Facebook and Hawaii International Film Honolulu Museum of Art Programs continued Festivals. 1 + 7:30pm on next page - 20 Calendar Programs 21 lll1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111

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Book Club Expression Sessions Stretch Your Imagination Yoga Call to artists: Kama‘aina Christmas update The Museum at Kroc Center Last Wednesday and Saturday at Spalding House at Spalding House, 60th Artists of Hawai‘i Saturday, Dec 8, 6–11pm In March, the Honolulu Museum of Art of each month, 1–2pm Sept 15, Oct 20, Nov 17; The 27th annual Kama‘aina Christmas, began its arts education partnership with the $15, $10 members Artists of Hawai‘i, an exhibition chaired by Michelle Ho and Kelly Sueda, new Kroc Center in Kapolei. The museum For this two-hour docent-led experience, For children ages 5–12 10:30–11:45am showcasing the quality and promises to live up to its theme—joy. Art School supplies the instructors and books are selected to connect with the Reservations: 237-5230, or These family-oriented yoga sessions are diversity of art being created A silent auction highlight is a recently assistants, and the Kroc Center handles regis- museum’s works of art. Discuss the book in a [email protected] geared toward children, but are appropriate conserved D. Howard Hitchcock beachscape tration. This fall the center offers classes for relevant gallery. Call 532-3621 for reservations. for all ages. Please bring your own mat. throughout the islands, returns (pictured below) that will be a prized addi- children in kindergarten through 12th grade Free with museum admission. • Food Landscapes with Nicole Higa To reserve a spot, call 237-5230. $10 members, in fall 2013, with a new format tion to someone’s collection. as well as an adult drawing and painting Sept 2, 10am–noon $12 non-members, $5 children age 6–12, 5 and and selection process. The silent auction also focuses on one-of- course. If you are interested in art classes at • The 47 Ronin Story by John Allyn Kids create a 3D landscape inspired by under free The museum’s curators a-kind experiences: dining, art and museum the Kroc Center, view the schedule at Sept 26 + 29 museum paintings. exclusives, as well as irresistible travel www.kroccenterhawaii.org The story of samurai warriors and their code. will select artists from images packages. or call Jenny Sung at 693-8329. Spalding House. Led by Dietra Cordea and • Drawing from the Masters of Manga with submitted and then make The museum’s Wish Tree is being Jill Clapes Brady Evans and Heather Matsuura studio visits with those artists expanded to allow more guests to experi- Oct 7, 10am–noon to discuss and select the works ence the joy of giving to the Museum in a • The Space Between Us by Thrity Umrigar Kids learn the basics of developing their own personal way. October 24 + 27 manga characters and page layout. Students to be shown. Eight to twelve Proceeds from the museum’s premiere This novel illustrates the intimacy and the will study the works in the exhibition artists will be selected, and black-tie event support the general operating irreconcilable class divide between an A Thousand Words and Counting and of their each participating artist will be budget and help fund educational programs upper-class housewife and her servant in favorite contemporary manga artists. able to show several works to for children and adults, conservation work contemporary Bombay. Led by Myra Kent and special exhibitions. For more informa- • Holiday Trees + Ornaments provide a more extensive view tion on ways to support Kama‘aina Christmas, • Cleopatra: A Life by Stacy Schiff November 4 + 11, 10am–noon and understanding of their art. through underwriting, volunteering, or dona- December 5 + 8 Holiday cheer starts this special two-part For more information tions, please contact Whitney Lackey at 532-3671 This acclaimed new biography attempts to holiday Expression Session. At session 1, on the changes and the or [email protected] strip the myth from the famous woman. Led children sculpt trees and ornaments out of by Catherine Levinson clay, which will be fired in a kiln. At session 2, exhibition prospectus, go to students paint and decorate their creations. honolulumuseum.org. The Our visiting artist will lead kids on a fun-filled museum encourages Hawai‘i art adventure. artists to enter the exhibition. Submission dates: Sept 15–Oct 15, 2012 Exhibition dates: Sept 19–Nov 24, 2013

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In the shop: School tour docents wanted Clearance sale runs Sept. 5–9 an internationally renowned collection and three Courage and Strength books The museum plans to boost the number of The Museum Shop's semi-annual clearance school tours offered for children this year. sale opens Sept. 5 at 10am in grassy Kinau historic venues. Many loyal donors have ensured our For every major exhibition, Are you a retired schoolteacher, young Courtyard (not the school, as in years past). the Honolulu Museum of Art professional or parent who can donate time It's a great place to get a head start on bargain commitment to artistic excellence by naming the Shop stocks books related to to work with children? We encourage you to holiday shopping—art books, stationery, become a Honolulu Museum of Art docent, posters, jewelry, glass art, and T-shirts can be museum as a beneficiary in their estate plan. Making the artwork on view. For the and help give Hawai‘i children an arts had for 30 to 80 percent off. There are also contemporary photography education. The docent program provides some one-of-a-kind items such as a Burmese a deferred gift benefits the Museum and can also show Courage and Strength: educational enhancement, fun and camara- sand painting of the life of Buddha ($49), Portraits of Those Who Have derie, and the satisfaction of sharing one’s art Papua New Guinea carved wood ancestor help advance personal financial objectives. knowledge and appreciation with others. In statue ($250), an Ibaloi gathering basket ($55), Served, the compelling book 2013, the museum will hold a docent training an antique Chinese cosmetics chest ($399), For more information about creating a legacy of your own at the Museum, please contact Karen Sumner, selection includes Whisky course focused on school tours, to be held and Nepalese thangkas. Remaining items are Director of Development, at 532-8714 or [email protected]. Tango Foxtrot by Ashley in the galleries on Mondays. To register, visit reduced an extra 50 percent on the last day. Gilbertson ($35), whose work is http://honolulumuseum.org/5285- Sept 5–8, 10am–4:30pm; Sept 9, 1–5pm. - docent_program or call 532-3666. -included in the exhibition. Also Join with others Dougal & Ann Crowe Alison Manaut new in the shop is Kyle Cassidy’s committed to the future Judith M. Dawson Charles F. McClure War Paint: Tattoo Culture and the David Dolan Shirley McKown Armed Forces ($34.99), which The Anna Rice Cooke Society Gene and Cecilia Doo Anne Miller Suzanne Engel Steve & Linda Miller straddles the subject matter of honors donors who have included the Museum in their Peter J. Flagg Marcia Morse -Courage and Strength and Robert & Sharon Flynn Jerome Muller Tattoo Honolulu. estate plan. Mahalo to these William Gemmer Norma Nichols special individuals: Marilyn Wong Gleysteen Mark & Mary Olsen Joel Greene William & Karlyn Pearl Gloria Griffin John & Misako Pearson Linda & Stephen Ahlers Litheia Hall Frances Pickens Charman Akina Hannelore Herbig Jim & Cherye Pierce Jeanne Anderson Ida Holtsinger Duane & Sarah Preble Robert Andrus Michael & Linda Horikawa Stuart & Maxine Robson Burta Atherton Mary Alice Hutchins Jean Rolles Dawn Aull Richard Imes Pat Salmon Nelly Baers-Bright Nancy Jackson Gene Sawyer Willard E. Barchenger Lynne Johnson Jean Scripps Robert R. Bean Daniel & Jane Katayama Barbara Smith Peter Bihari & Chris Campbell Richard Kennedy John & Mary Karyl Thorne Frank Boas Elspeth Kerr Peggy Vollmann Robert J. Berssenbrugge Victoria Kim Gulab & Indru Watumull Felice & Roger Brault Judith Kuhnle Joan & Perry White Mark & Mary Anne Burak Donald T. Laird Charlie & Jeanne Wichman Margaret Cameron Patricia Lang Robert & Betty Wo Paul Chesley John Levas William & Margaret Won Caroline Choo Catherine Levinson Charlotte Yates Timothy Y.C. Choy Bob & Dee Levy Barbara Young Henry & Charlotte Clark Alice Lowery Beatrice Yamasaki Samuel & Mary Cooke Natalie Mahoney Jan Zastrow

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museum Business Council CHAIRMAN’S & DIRECTOR’S CIRCLES honolulu Academy of arts BOARD OF TRUSTEES We are deeply grateful to these special friends for their generosity and commitment to the museum. For more information about the Chairman Vice Chairman ARiaUerDARK $15,000+ CORPORATE LEADERS Chairman’s and Director’s Circles, contact Karen Sumner, Director of Lynne Johnson Violet S. Loo Development, at 532-8714 or [email protected]. ARTafterDARK is the museum’s monthly art party organized by a Chair Emeritus dynamic group of young professionals dedicated to furthering the .4h CHANEL Samuel A. Cooke arts in their community. Events highlight different themes in art by Bonk of Hawaii THE HALEKULANI CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE $25,000+ exploring culture, music, dance and food. Visit artafterdark.org for upcoming dates and event details. - A First Hawaiian Bank. Trustees Linda Ahlers Violet S.W. Loo Charman J. Akina Warren K.K. Luke ll111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Burta Atherton Watters O. Martin, Jr. ~ 0MO lU~U Dawn Aull Margaret Oda September 28: Steve & Linda Ahlers Jim & Priscilla Growney Judith Dion Pyle Robert B. Bean Michael O’Neill Acchā! Burta Atherton Ron & Sanne Higgins & Wayne Pitluck Frank Boas Wesley T. Park A sultry evening LOUIS VUITTON Dawn Aull Mike & Linda Horikawa Jean Rolles Mark Burak Cherye Pierce inspired by the Robert & Frances Bean Julia Ing Jay & Wallette Shidler Samuel A. Cooke James F. Pierce beaches of Goa on Joan Bellinger Tori Keegan & Larry & Joyce Stupski Judith M. Dawson Duane Preble a full-moon night— Frank Boas William Lum Joanna Sullivan Cecilia Doo Judith Pyle move to mesmerizing ® Sam & Mary Cooke Vi Loo Lawrence Tseu Barney A. Ebsworth Jean E. Rolles bhangra beats, be T,IJIIZT Peter Drewliner Lynne Johnson & Randy Thurston & Sharon Peggy Eu Jay H. Shidler September 28, 2012 enchanted by vibrant ----)<._ Barney Ebsworth Moore Twigg-Smith Josh Feldman Charles A. Sted A NIGHT of BHANGRA BEATS dohl drummers and 0 1;,1 . TORI RICHARD" t Josh & Lori Feldman Watters & Christy Martin Gulab & Indru Watumull Helen Gary Donna Tanoue discover exotic treats HONOLULU SUICf 1956 Sandy & Jill Friedman Catherine Moore David & Henrietta Allison Gendreau Alan Tomonari sponsored by in the bustling market- Richard & Elizabeth Mike & Trish O’Neill Whitcomb Elizabeth Grossman Sharon Twigg-Smith place. Sponsored by • Grossman Charlie & Jean Wichman Stephanie Hee Thurston Twigg-Smith Tori Richard. $10,000+ Corporate Director’s Circle Buzz & Kitty Wo Michael Horikawa Indru Watumull Horizon Lines Sotheby’s Claire Johnson Charles R. Wichman Nordstrom Waikiki Parc Hotel Lynne Johnson Betty Wo DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE $10,000+ Robert S. Katz Kathleen Sullivan Wo $5,000+ Corporate Patrons Akemi Kurokawa ABC Stores Johnson Brothers of Tyrie Lee Jenkins M.D. Peter Bihari & Chris Keith & Allison Gendreau Elahe Mir-Djalali

Aqua Lotus Honolulu Hawaii Inc. Campbell Gary & Linda Goldfein Omidyar, Ph.D. DON’T MISS October 26: Fleet Sreet Graphics Royal Hawaiian Movers Tim Bostock & Melanie Donald & Laura Goo Wesley & Daphne Parl Emeritus Trustees The LAST ARTafterDARK Freak Out Hawaii Pacific Health Servco Foundation Holt Toshio Hara Jim & Cherye Pierce Henry B. Clark, Jr. Patricia J. O’Neill of 2012! Step right up to Lauran Bromley & Sherman & Stephanie Alice Robinson Walter A. Dods, Jr. Yoshiharu Satoh ARTafterDARK’s world $2,500+ Corporate Benefactors Myrna Bromley Hee Chuck & Vivien Sted Alice Guild Charles M. Stockholm of freaks, monsters Christie’s Honblue Inc. Pace Art Conservation George & Georgi Chant Will & Celeste Hughes Donna Tanoue & Kirk Toshio Hara Joanna Lau Sullivan FREAK OUT and oddities. Test Hard Rock Cafe John Hara Associates, ShakaNet Diane Chen & Larry & Claire Johnson Caldwell Richard Mamiya Joanne V. Trotter out your Halloween Hawaiian Airlines Inc. Surftech Jan Koch-Wesser Patricia Lang Ruedi Thoeni & T. Clifford Melim, Jr. costumes at the final Tim Choy Michael Leong & Barbara David Franklin OCTOBER 26 event of the 2012 $1,000+ Corporate Guardians Henry & Charlotte Clark Fischlowitz-Leong Blaine & Corine 6 to 9pm season! Sponsored by sponsored by C.S. Wo & Sons, Ltd. Outrigger Enterprises Hawaii Kevin Comcowich & John Levas Watanabe Director Waikiki Parc. Ferraro Choi and Group Ultimate Innovations, Inc.. Maile McLaughlin Bob & Dee Levy Bob & Betty Wo Stephan F. F. Jost Associates, Ltd. Pacific Guardian Center Ian & Janet Cooke Duncan & Dawn Bill & Margaret Won Min Plastics & Supply, Inc. Pennzoil Distributors of Sam & Mary Cooke MacNaughton Philip & Anne Wright Gene & Cecilia Doo Steve & Susan Metter Debbie Young $500+ Corporate Sustainers Eddie & Peggy Eu David & Noreen Mulliken Anonymous (1) Aston Hotels & Resorts Helber Hastert & Fee, Morgan Stanley Smith Helen Gary Bob & Linda Nichols Vol. 84, No. 4, the members’ maga- Honolulu Museum of Art Atalanta Sosnoff Capital Planners Barney zine is published four times a year as 900 South Beretania Street Corporation Kyo-ya Company, LLC. Robert J. Clancey, Ltd. a benefit for museum members by: Honolulu, Hawai’i 96814 ARTafterDARK returns Shelton Holdings LLC Printing & Mailing: Edward Enterprises for its ninth season on © 2012 Honolulu Museum of Art, All rights reserved January 25, 2013.

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