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A video detailing the works which appeared in the ‘100 Years in Hawaii’ exhibition at Downtown Art Center, August 1-13, 2023.
Three etchings from the Estate Collection by Kate Kelly are on exhibit at the National Bahá’í Center of the Hawaiian Islands in Honolulu.
The Kelly family is grateful to Downtown Art Center for the opportunity to display the artistry of Kate and John Kelly in Hoʻopuka, To Emerge: The Love of Hula.
This talk was originally a Facebook Live event hosted on August 14th, 2021 at Downtown Art Center, during the show “Hoʻopuka: To Emerge - The Love of Hula.”
Article published in the Honolulu Star Advertiser highlighting the Kelly pieces featured in August DCA hula exhibit.
New promotional film by Floyd Takeuchi, highlighting artists in the upcoming DAC exhibit, “Hoʻopuka: To Emerge – The Love of Hula.”
Cha Smith, manager of the Estate Collection, is interviewed by Catherine Cruz on Hawaii Public Radio’s The Conversation. They discuss the upcoming exhibit at Downtown Art Center in Chinatown, Honolulu honoring hula.
Exciting News! SAVE THE DATE! August 3-28, 2021. A major exhibit at the new Downtown Art Center (Nuʻuanu @ Hotel St. in Chinatown), will feature the work of John and Kate Kelly as a “show within a show”.
JOHN KELLY—FROM THE ESTATE COLLECTION
JANUARY 16 - JUNE 2, 2019
We exhibited over thirty images in December 2014 in conjunction with Oahu Open Studios' premier event in Honolulu.
THE SKETCHBOOK SHOW: AN EXHIBIT FROM THE ESTATE COLLECTION OF JOHN M. KELLY
JANUARY 2011
This exhibit, from the Estate Collection of John M. Kelly was curated by Neida Bangerter, Gallery Director at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center, and featured rarely-seen etchings and selected works by Kate Kelly.
The exhibit premiered many of the printmaker's etchings that had never before been exhibited, with a portion of proceeds from John Kelly's artworks going to benefit the Honolulu Symphony.
The Honolulu Academy of Arts produced an extensive exhibit of the etchings of John M. Kelly in October 2005. Curated by Jennifer Saville, this exhibit featured over 250 etching and included his press, tools, and a video presentation. Until 2005, there has not been an exhibit honoring the artist's passing.