Lōkahi Art Explorers – Art Classes for Keiki | Spring Term (Ages 9-12)

Lōkahi Art Explorers – Art Classes for Keiki | Ages 9–12

SPRING TERM

Class Schedule (1.5 hour per week, 8 classes)

Mondays 3:30 – 5:00 PM

Mar 30 · Apr 6, 13, 20, 27 · May 4, 11, 18

About Lōkahi Art Explorers

Dive into creativity with Lōkahi Art Explorers! Our classes are guided by professional, trained artists and tailored to your child’s skill level. Rooted in Lōkahi—the harmony between people, nature, and spirit—students explore art through connection, curiosity, and imagination.

Spring Session Theme: Art Around the World 🌎

In this session, students will travel the world through art, exploring animals, cities, sculptures, and fairy-tale themes inspired by artists and cultures from different countries like China, Germany, Nigeria, Brazil and more...

What Students Will Do

• Explore a variety of mediums: watercolor, acrylic, oil pastels, mixed media, ink...

• Develop their own artistic voice in a supportive and inspiring environment

• Learn real art techniques and get inspiration from famous artists like Cai Guo-Qiang, Eyvind Earle, Lamidi Faweye, Henri Rousseau...

Meet the Teachers

Our classes are led by dedicated professional artists and educators.

Each class is typically taught by one primary instructor, with other team members occasionally stepping in as substitutes when needed.

JENNIFER MERU

Jennifer is a dreamer who loves bringing her island fantasies to life. After earning her BA in the arts, she explored many mediums and draws on her K–6 teaching experience to foster a love of art in students of all ages. Her professional work often uses acrylic on canvas to express the vibrant colors of island life, inspired by snorkeling, hiking, and the natural beauty of Hawai‘i. Jennifer finds joy in helping students express what can only be seen in the imagination.

ROLAND COLMUS

Roland is an artist and educator with a lifelong passion for art, trained at the Maryland College of Art and Design. He has taught students from preschool through high school and created murals, stage designs, and commissioned works for schools and community spaces. Now based on Oʻahu, his work is inspired by Hawai‘i’s natural beauty, culture, and a spirit of gratitude.

Location:

YOGA & ART

Located in Koko Marina Center, Hawaiʻi Kai.

 Our studio is on the 2nd floor of the Center Pavilion near the boat docks, above Kim’s Korean BBQ and Cosmopolitan Sun Wear.

Address: 7192 Kalanianaole Highway, Suite E-215. Honolulu, Hawaii 96825

Price & Discounts:

Class Fee: $310 (+ tax & service charge)

Note:

1. Classes require a minimum of 2 students to open.

2. Please bring a water bottle and wear clothes suitable for messy art fun!