From February 7 to 28, 2020, the East Hawai'i Cultural Center will host a retrospective of works by beloved Big Island artist Shingo Honda. The exhibition, entitled Impermanence, will feature works on paper, canvas, and a variety of print forms.
Shingo emerged in the activist Mono-ha movement in Japan in the 1960s. He later moved to Los Angeles, where he became a Zen priest and met his life partner noted writer Lynne Farr.
Opening reception will be at 3pm. The gallery will stay open until 8pm for FIRST FRIDAY.
Article from the Big Island Pulse: https://bigislandpulse.com/community/shingo-honda-saying-farewell-through-impermanence-and-parallels/
Second Part of the Retrospective: https://ehcc.org/content/impermanence-continues
Exhibition Curated by Andrzej Kramarz