We Have a New Home!

Finally we have a decent home! More then decent actually, it’s the best name for our market! Whenever the current update is finished (I am at the mercy of our web developer), our site will be relocated to hawaiiart.com. I am sure no love will be lost on our old URL. [...]

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New Friends

We partnered with a commercial hospitality group yesterday. Best in the state I feel. We now have the support of a large scale design team out of Oahu. We and an international graphic design company (who has decided to go into the giclee business) have teamed up to support each other. [...]

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Changes to our Culture

Hawaiian Art Network was made for artists in Hawaii and we are going to be emphasizing that fact. We are no longer accepting mainland artists and the artwork must be printed or created in Hawaii. We love our mainland artists and will be grandfathering you in but if it starts interfering with our [...]

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Speaking of Which…

We joined the Better Business Bureau! Hold your applause please. We will be advertising their Online Seal on the web site in addition to other new trust building measures.

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Speaking of Speaking

We are launching a new super high tech phone system next week. No seriously, when anybody calls our toll-free number, it will give them the choice to dial the artist’s last name and be connected to you or your representative. If you don’t answer, the phone system will retract the call and pass [...]

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Framing

In addition the high volume commercial framing I mentioned earlier, our new venture specializing in conservation and museum quality framing is almost complete. We expect this service to be available July 1st and will be promoting it actively on the website. Eventually full framing and art integration will be achieved letting you point [...]

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Website Upgrades

We are going to give you total control of your art. This means that you will be able to add, delete, and edit items as you see fit without waiting for our review. Since Hawaiian Art Network opened every single artist has been honest, forthright, and professional. Because of this we have decided [...]

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Quality Control

My name is Glen Carner and I am the director of Hawaiian Art Network. I am responsible for quality control. I will be cleaning up your photos (if necessary), fixing spelling errors, layouts, and doing the same thing I have been doing to maintain consistency and quality throughout the site. I will [...]

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