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"Art and Sol" Fine Art Sale

Created by Ikaika Hussey (See other events)
Call it an early Christmas shopping opportunity, a once-in-a- lifetime opportunity, or just a great sale – renowned artist Solomon Enos is clearing out his entire fine art inventory. This is a unique opportunity for both collectors and people who just love beautiful art with an indigenous sensibility to own both original paintings and high-quality reproductions. The “Art and Sol” fine art sale, featuring works by Enos, will be held on Wednesday, November 11, from 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. at the Kalihi-Palama Library (1325 Kalihi Street). The event will include: • Clearance on his entire inventory, • Discounts on custom orders made at the sale, • Prints as low as $20, • $10 “as-is” bin, and • Limited edition greeting cards and books This will be the last time most of these prints will be available for purchase. Guests may also order prints from Enos’ entire image catalog at a substantial discount. “My goal is to get art in people’s hands,” Enos said. “Everyone who enjoys art should be able to afford to purchase it.” Enos will be on hand all day to sign prints and books. “As-is” prints will not be signed. All sales are final. A portion of the profits will be donated to the Kalihi-Palama Library. Born and raised in Makaha, Solomon Enos is an award-winning artist and illustrator who has been creating art for almost two decades. His well-known works include the oil painting “Kamapua‘a,” the CD cover art for Hapa’s “Maui” disc, murals painted for the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center and Sheraton Waikiki, and the illustrations for Ka Mo‘olelo O Hiÿiakaikapoliopele/The Epic Tale of Hi‘iakaikapoliopele. He is also the creator of Polyfantastica, which will be published in graphic novel form in 2010. To view samples of Enos’ work, visit www.solomonenos.com.
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  • Lanakila November 25, 2009 at 3:51pm
    LUV it bro... I am an artist too but its always been for pleasure, now i am realising that I can make things that can provide me with financial benefits as well as still getting pleasure from making it. your page is very inspiring :)
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