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ARTafterDARK

Oahu • April 19, 2019
HOMA - Art After Dark - Oahu, Hawaii

ARTafterDARK is the Honolulu Museum of Art’s monthly art party organized by a dynamic group of young volunteers dedicated to exploring the arts. ARTafterDARK is held on the last Friday of the month, January through October, from 6 to 9pm (no entry after 8:30pm) on the grounds of the Honolulu Museum of Art.

Last Friday of the month, January through October

January: Looking Glass (January 31)
Step through the glass and follow the White Rabbit to new realities, inspired by the large-scale photographic visions featured in Immersive Spaces.

February: ART BEAT (February 28)
Taking cues from the bold voices in the 30 Americans exhibition, celebrate vibrant visions, spoken word, and musical performances alongside an exploration of personal identity.

March: Snap, Crackle, Op Art! (March 27)
Surprising color, sensational pattern, and a hefty dose of optical illusion. Explore the act of seeing through an Op Art lens and the exhibition Optical Impact. 

All ticketing is pre-sale only, so guests will have to purchase a ticket either online or by phone at (808) 532-8700 in advance. No tickets will be sold at the door.

Member admission is free (they can reserve tickets online), and non-member tickets are $30 per event.

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