Worldwide Art Patrons of Maui Hands, those distinctive Hawaiian art galleries on the island of Maui, rejoice as the first mainland location opens in California.
Santa Monica, CA (PRWEB) May 9, 2005 - Maui Hands, the exquisite Hawaiian art gallery and artisans boutique with four locations on the island of Maui, now has its first mainland outpost in the beachside community of Santa Monica. Maui Hands in Santa Monica, being opened by Los Angeles residents Rob and Lina Kerr, will be the largest gallery to date.
Renowned Maui artists, Ed Lane, Piero Resta, Steve Sundram, Linda Whittemore, are among the eleven featured artists who count some of Hollywoods top stars, California and International collectors as their patrons, will be at the Maui Hands Santa Monica special grand opening event on Sunday, May 15, from noon–6 p.m. What a fabulous way to spend a California Hawaiian Sunday, right here in sublime Santa Monica.
In Hawaii, Maui Hands www.mauihands.com is considered the best venue for local artwork, representing more than 275 fine artists, jewelers, woodworkers and sculptors, all 100% local to the state of Hawaii, and represents a vast range of mediums including glass, wood, ceramic, oil watercolor, mixed media, silver, gold, nature, silk and metal.
Maui Hands was born of a desire to work with good people while being surrounded by beauty. Dreams do come true," states Panna Speas, Maui Hands founder and owner.
For more information about Maui Hands Santa Monica, Contact Rob Kerr at the Santa Monica Store, 1431 Ocean Avenue at 310-394-1314, or Toll Free at 1-800-720-1314, or PR/Marketing contact, Patti Link at 714-960-6551. Visit www.mauihands.com .
About Maui Hands galleries:
Owner and founder, Panna Speas, opened the first Maui Hands gallery in the spring of 1992 in Makawao. Other Maui locations include Paia, Lahaina and Kaanapali at the Hyatt Regency. The Santa Monica store is the first mainland location.
The inexhaustible beauty of the Hawaiian Islands has cultivated native talents and attracted a large and diverse population of artists who now call the Hawaiian Islands their home. Whatever an artist new to Maui had been doing before, the feel of their work tends to shift to representing that carefree and friendly spirit of Aloha that is Maui. Artists born and raised here show their expansive love of the islands through their work. Artists who have moved here from all corners of the world have incorporated the education and talent from their culture into a Hawaiian expression with ease," explains Panna Speas, Maui Hands founder and owner.
Contact:
Rob Kerr
Maui Hands Santa Monica Gallery
310-394-1314, or Toll Free at 1-800-720-1314
or
PR/Marketing contact,
Patti Link at 714-960-6551
Visit www.mauihands.com
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