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.

 

 

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