Kamea Hadar grew up in the worlds of his Japanese/Korean mother and Israeli father. He began studying drawing and painting from a young age. As a child he took classes at the Honolulu Art Academy and University of Hawaii; and spent periods living, studying and creating at the University of San Diego, Sorbonne in Paris, University of St. Louis in Madrid and the University of Tel Aviv, Israel.

Although Kamea's work is based in traditional portraiture it has evolved off of the canvas to large scale murals and installations that can be found in cities around the world. He labels his work as "Hybridism", a hybridization of traditional and modern culture.

Title: Black on Black Floral Pattern
Signed by the artist
Dimension 16" W x 20" H 
Material: Archival inkjet
Black backgrounds on Juniper Bayta Rag (gloss paper)
Unframed

Title: White on Black Floral Pattern
Signed by the artist
Dimension 16" W x 20" H 
Material: Archival inkjet
Black backgrounds on Juniper Bayta Rag (gloss paper)
Unframed

This package includes a $100.00 gift card and Duke's-branded merchandise (t-shirt, hat, and koozie).

Make yourself at home, where the legend Duke Kahanamoku grew up swimming, surfing, canoeing and bodysurfing. As one of the most celebrated restaurants along the Waikiki shore, Duke’s is known for its iconic live entertainment, classic takes on island favorites and deep roots in Hawaiian surf culture. Enjoy fresh beachside cuisine alongside shimmering turquoise water and celebrate life like a legend.

This package includes a $100 gift card and Duke's-branded merchandise (t-shirt, hat, and Tervis tumbler).

Make yourself at home, where the legend Duke Kahanamoku grew up swimming, surfing, canoeing and bodysurfing. As one of the most celebrated restaurants along the Waikiki shore, Duke’s is known for its iconic live entertainment, classic takes on island favorites and deep roots in Hawaiian surf culture. Enjoy fresh beachside cuisine alongside shimmering turquoise water and celebrate life like a legend.

This 12.5" x 3.5" unique display bowl is made of lightly spalted avocado wood, and was crafted by Element One Designs.

Element One Designs is made up of Stephen and Paulette, retired bankers and Hawaii residents. Steve is a recent finance industry retiree who has been a woodworking hobbyist for over 30 years. He's a fourth-generation Hawaii resident with a passion for turning bowls and building unique gifts and keepsakes from locally sourced reclaimed wood. Each piece he turns on the lathe or makes by hand is unique and one of a kind. Paulette is also a recent finance industry retiree and a third-generation Hawaii resident.

Steve and Paulette take pride in the quality of their work and hope that these treasures will last in your family for many generations.

From World Premieres, to Masterclasses with Hollywood insiders, the Hawaii International Film Festival (HIFF) is the premiere film festival with 200 films, industry forums, and red carpet events that showcase the scope and talent of local, national and international cinema. This package includes one (1) HIFF Selects Membership. Membership expires one year after activation. Membership benefits include:

• Admission for 2 for FREE monthly member screenings of special advanced showings of upcoming films before their public release.
• Discounted individual film tickets and festival passes
• Invitation to special Member-Only Screenings and Events
• Early access to HIFF festival tickets and passes

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL

HIFF started as a project of the East-West Center, an educational and research institution created by U.S. Congress and located on the University of Hawai’i Manoa campus in Honolulu. Jeannette Paulson Hereniko was HIFF’s Founding Director, from 1981 to 1996. In 1981, HIFF’s inaugural year, the program consisted of seven films from six countries which were viewed by an audience of 5,000.

HIFF has become a premiere cinematic event in the Pacific and annually attracts more than 50,000 film enthusiasts from around the state, the nation and throughout the world. It is one of the premier film festivals in the United States and the only festival spread across an archipelago.

From World Premieres, to Masterclasses with Hollywood insiders, the Hawaii International Film Festival (HIFF) is the premiere film festival with 200 films, industry forums, and red carpet events that showcase the scope and talent of local, national and international cinema. This package includes one (1) HIFF Selects Membership. Membership expires one year after activation. Membership benefits include:

• Admission for 2 for FREE monthly member screenings of special advanced showings of upcoming films before their public release.
• Discounted individual film tickets and festival passes
• Invitation to special Member-Only Screenings and Events
• Early access to HIFF festival tickets and passes

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL

HIFF started as a project of the East-West Center, an educational and research institution created by U.S. Congress and located on the University of Hawai’i Manoa campus in Honolulu. Jeannette Paulson Hereniko was HIFF’s Founding Director, from 1981 to 1996. In 1981, HIFF’s inaugural year, the program consisted of seven films from six countries which were viewed by an audience of 5,000.

HIFF has become a premiere cinematic event in the Pacific and annually attracts more than 50,000 film enthusiasts from around the state, the nation and throughout the world. It is one of the premier film festivals in the United States and the only festival spread across an archipelago.

HIFF annually presents a series of prizes for established and emerging filmmakers at its annual Awards Gala. In addition to its main competitions, the festival also honors filmmakers for special accomplishments and contributions to cinema culture. 

Executive Coaching pinpoints strengths to build on your current successes in your career and in your life. You are guided to uncover the personal strengths you already have, all leading to building a rewarding life and profitable career. Learn how to tap into the power you have, to set and achieve goals you only dream about. Learn how to avoid what you may consider are “helpful concessions” and why they can hurt you.

Arlene Bassett's coaching brings to you her business formula gained from experience working around the globe in 29 countries. Examples of clients include Lee Lacocca, former CEO of Chrysler, and Jack Welch, former CEO of General Electric.

Become powerfully differentiated from your peer group by closing successful agreements and keeping them in place! Get the personal clarity you need to see the bull’s eye and hit it! Learn more here.

Executive Coaching pinpoints strengths to build on your current successes in your career and in your life. You are guided to uncover the personal strengths you already have, all leading to building a rewarding life and profitable career. Learn how to tap into the power you have, to set and achieve goals you only dream about. Learn how to avoid what you may consider are “helpful concessions” and why they can hurt you.

Arlene Bassett's coaching brings to you her business formula gained from experience working around the globe in 29 countries. Examples of clients include Lee Lacocca, former CEO of Chrysler, and Jack Welch, former CEO of General Electric.

Become powerfully differentiated from your peer group by closing successful agreements and keeping them in place! Get the personal clarity you need to see the bull’s eye and hit it! Learn more here.

This package includes two Priority Tickets to the Hawaii Food & Wine Festival event taking place on Nov. 7, 2024, at the Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach (Jade Cocktail Club with Morimoto & Friends). Hawaii’s largest food and wine festival brings together 150+ global tastemakers—Michelin-starred chefs, celebrated winemakers and master mixologists—to showcase the best of Hawaii’s local ingredients.

Jade Cocktail Club with Morimoto & Friends Event Date: Nov. 7, 2024 Location: Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach. Event Time: 6:00-9:00 P.M. Your Priority ticket gives you early entry at 5:00 P.M., an hour before General Admission attendees.

Escape for a night to this hidden gem above the Honolulu skyline as the pool deck at Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach transforms into an exclusive rooftop soiree of unparalleled luxury! A symbol of prosperity and rejuvenation, jade is said to be a stone of good luck and abundance. Unlock its magic and indulge in the opulence promised by jade as we celebrate the rich tapestry of Asian culinary traditions at our signature cocktail grand tasting!

Iron Chef Morimoto has gathered some of the top Asian American chefs from across the country to tantalize your taste buds with a tour through Asian culinary traditions. You’ll enjoy 12 carefully crafted dishes inspired by the diverse flavors and ingredients from China and Japan to Southeast Asian countries like the Philippines, Thailand, Singapore and Vietnam. The evening wouldn’t be complete without our crowned jewel—an elite roster of mixology masterminds behind some of the best bars in the world! Sip innovative cocktails and vibrant concoctions that embody the elegance of this precious stone, from its emerald-tone hues to intricately carved designs. From luxe libations to refreshing brews and premium wines, your ticket unlocks a world of unforgettable sophistication and intrigue. Grab your friends for an evening of extravagance at Jade Cocktail Club!

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL The Hawaii Food & Wine Festival is the premier culinary destination event in the Pacific. A three-weekend epicurean experience that spans three islands each fall, the Hawaii Food & Wine Festival (HFWF) is the largest food festival in Hawaii. Co-founded by two of Hawaii’s own James Beard Award-winning chefs—Roy Yamaguchi and Alan Wong—the Festival showcases Hawaii’s rich agricultural diversity and homegrown culinary talent through world-class culinary experiences.

Each year, more than 150 internationally renowned master chefs, culinary personalities, sommeliers, mixologists, and wine and spirit producers are invited to participate in roughly 20 events, from grand tastings and wine dinners to kids cooking classes, wine seminars and more. Unlike other food festivals across the country, HFWF challenges participating chefs to use at least one locally grown, raised or caught ingredient in their dish, connecting Hawaii’s farmers, ranchers and fishermen to thousands of attendees each year. As a program of the nonprofit, Hawaii Ag and Culinary Alliance, HFWF has donated nearly $5 million to community and aina-based organizations that support sustainability, culinary and agricultural education, and cultural programs in Hawaii since 2011.