The Volcano Art Center (VAC) will open a second gallery location in Volcano Village this month. The Rainforest Gallery at Niaulani is accepting new artists who wish to display and sell their work on consignment. The Volcano Art Center (VAC)
The Volcano Art Center (VAC) will open a second gallery location in Volcano Village this month. The Rainforest Gallery at Niaulani is accepting new artists who wish to display and sell their work on consignment.
“We are excited to provide the opportunity for even more local artists to gain international recognition,” said VAC Gallery Manager Emily Catey.
Since 1974, the VAC Gallery inside Hawaii Volcanoes National Park has been dedicated to its mission to develop, promote and perpetuate the artistic culture, environment and heritage of Hawaii’s people. Currently representing more than 300 local artists and displaying an extensive collection of fine arts and handcrafts inspired by Hawaii, VAC has been named the “Best Gallery in East Hawaii.”
“Sharing the beautiful work of our artist ‘ohana with over 75,000 visitors annually is a great honor, but we can’t wait to do more,” said Catey. “VAC is proud to become known for increasing public awareness of arts and culture while enriching our own community.”
Artists interested in displaying their work at the new gallery are invited to send a biography, images of their work and a $5 non-refundable application fee to Volcano Art Center, P.O. Box 129, Volcano, HI 96785. For more information, visit www.volcanoartcenter.org or contact Catey at 967-8222 or gallery@volcanoartcenter.org.
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