No Big Thing 2025 opened July 12th and runs through August 31st. (Held over!) In this show, 60 artists responded to the call for this show, creating new original art within the dimensions of 12″ x 12″ x 12″.
Coincidentally, this show is happening concurrently with our 35th anniversary!
No Big Thing is on view at Nohea Gallery in Kahala Mall. Join us and meet the artists…they stop in daily. Talk story with talented folks from all over Hawaiʻi. See you at Nohea!
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Angie Samblotte “Seaweed Daydreams” Watercolor 12″ x 9″ $400 About the Artist Angie Samblotte is a Southern Californian native living a simple life, trusting where her heart takes her. She received a BFA in illustration from CSULB, taught art to kids for a few years after, then took a leap of faith in being an…
Angie Samblotte “ Groovin’ Glidin’ ” Watercolor 6″ x 6″ $200 About the Artist Angie Samblotte is a Southern Californian native living a simple life, trusting where her heart takes her. She received a BFA in illustration from CSULB, taught art to kids for a few years after, then took a leap of faith in…
Darold Ramelb “The Grip Of Man” Acrylic on Wood Panel 7″x 5″ $200 About the Artist Darold Ramelb is a self-taught acrylic and watercolor artist based in Honolulu, Hawaiʻi who immigrated to Oʻahu with his family from the Illocos region of the Philippines in 1994. He pulls a lot of his inspirations from past experiences…
Kate Wadsworth ‘No Big Thing’ Original Mixed Media Painting 12.75” x 6” framed About the Artist Kate Wadsworth was raised on the beautiful east side of O’ahu, Hawai’i, where she currently lives as an illustrator and graphic designer. She spent several years living on the East Coast where she received her BFA in Communication Arts…
Cindy Conklin ‘Honu Squares Blue-Green’ Original Watercolor Collage 8” x 8” Artist Statement “Moving to Hawai’i in 1992 liberated my art and shocked me into a new plane of awareness of the outrageous beauty, interconnectedness and magic of the natural world. The luxury of creating art on a daily basis still seems new to me….
Darold Ramelb ‘Mona La Sorciere’ Acrylic on Wood 7″x 5″ $200 About the Artist Darold Ramelb is a self-taught acrylic and watercolor artist based in Honolulu, Hawaiʻi who immigrated to Oʻahu with his family from the Illocos region of the Philippines in 1994. He pulls a lot of his inspirations from past experiences that are…