The Art Board and 1170 Nuuanu Avenue - First Friday On The Court

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The Art Board and 1170 Nuuanu Avenue - First Friday On The Court
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Type: Exhibit/Showcase
Date: Friday - 5/4/2007
Time: 5:30pm - 9pm
Location:
1170 Nuuanu Avenue
Honolulu
Contact:
Motoomi Eguchi
(The Art Board)
808-536-0121

Cost: FREE

The Art Board and 1170 Nuuanu Avenue Presents:

FIRST FRIDAY ON THE COURT
Featuring Artist Peter J. Britos & Meleanna A. Meyer
(Bios Below)

"First Friday on the Court" is a, "MUST ATTEND" place where the thousands of residents and tourist that attend "First Friday" can find local arts and crafts, entertainment, jewelry, food, art, art and more art!! Open to close entertainment by the multi-talented Fort Street Mall Band. Compliments of The Art Board!!

Join us for complimentary refreshments Look for surprise appearances by recognized Hawaii artist and entertainers. The Art Board invites you to enjoy our "First Friday on the Court"

For more informationor stall reservation call Moto Eguchi at The Art Board (536-0121)

The Art Board (Moto Eguchi)
1170 Nuuanu Ave. Suite 104
Honolulu, HI 96817
808.536.0121

Learn more about The Art Board

Peter J. Britos
Artist's statement: I feel particularly sensitive to the animating
energies that define us as people, through the places that we live, the
relationships that we cultivate and the intersecting events of our lives.
Each of us has a purpose, a kuleana, or responsibility that calls us to
action. My desire is to bring voice to the work, to nurture and support
those I work with, to reclaim their visions, voices and stories. Each of us
has stories to tell, treasures to impart for future generations. The arts
are the soul of us, as they are personal expressions and a visual
representation of aspects of the divine. We must strive to kokua one
another in all that we do.

About Peter J Britos
Pete Britos is a mixed media artist. He's had an eclectic career as a pro
athlete, writer, TV and radio producer, university professor and artist.

He is the recipient of various academic and industry awards including the
Walt Disney-Hollywood Pictures Fellowship Writers Award, the inaugural USC
Postdoctoral Fellowship in Critical Studies, the USC Advanced Screenwriting
Analysis Scholarship and the USC All-University Protectoral Merit
Fellowship.

Britos has served on the faculties of USC School of Cinematic Arts, the UC
Santa Barbara Film Studies Department, the UH Department of Information &
Computer Sciences, UH Academy for Creative Media, the UH School of
Communications and the UH Department of English.

From 2003 to 2004 he helped launch the University of Hawaii's Academy for
Creative Media as its Director and Chief Academic Officer.

Dr. Britos is Executive Vice President of local boutique and design company
Natural Hawaiian and Creative Director of Black Sand Productions.

When not bodysurfing, he hangs with his family, paints and designs the
sci-fi graphic novel BSH Spiral Jungle.

Meleanna A. Meyer
Ms. Meyer comes from a well respected, civic minded family in the
Hawaiian community. An honors graduate of Punahou School, she went on to
receive her B.A.in design and photography O78 - winning the Borelli Arts
Prize for artistic excellence from Stanford University. She was mentored by
Nathan Oliveira and Leo Holub. Her kumu in mana'o Hawai'i is respected
educator, Keola Lake. Meleanna received her MA in Educational Foundations
from the University of Hawai'i at Manoa under the wings of Dr. Royal
Fruehling. An East West Center grantee, APAWLI and Salzberg Fellow,
Meleanna has been able to lend her many talents to a wide range of arts and
culture collaborations. Ms. Meyer is a practicing artist and filmmaker, and
as an educator she has taught in a wide range of educational settings both
public and private, at the University level, in the charter schools, as an
artist in residence and currently, contractually as a consultant with
Kamehameha schools EED Outreach Literacy program as a arts/culture
curriculum specialist. As a filmmaker she has three documentaries to her
credit. A published illustrator and author, Meyer has received numerous
awards for her visual art as well. Meleanna's work also hangs in the State
Museum, with works in private collections both here and abroad.

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