What is HaoleWare?
Haoleware.com is the online home for contemporary environmental mixed media recycled art. Essentially we reclaim someones tossed materials and shape them into something new.
Our first 2012 show is coming soon at the Oregon Convention Yard Garden & Patio Show on February 17, 18, and 19th where we will be one of a small group of artists representing CrackedPots.org.
Each item is unique, because everyones garbage is different. We want to add visual joy, and functional fun to your life, with our work. Each piece is fun for us to create, then priced very reasonably so you can share in the pleasure and help us continue our sustainable vision. Essentially we are some simple Haole's who do this for fun, to further our interests, and repurpose our impact. Haoleware is your home (kauhaleAr) to Recycled Art.
Here Junk is our Green Vision. There can be beauty in things others treat as waste.
We had a great 2011 Summer Show season. If you find something on this site of interest, drop us an email; Timmy@Haoleware.com
Thanks to all who saw us at the Vancouver Recycled Arts Festival, and at CrackedPots.org hosted at Mcmenamins Edgefield.
What a Great Feature article; Check us out in the Gresham Outlook, special thanks to Lauren Gold. http://www.theoutlookonline.com/news/story.php?story_id=131052388350694600
Haoleware.com is the online home for contemporary environmental mixed media recycled art. Essentially we reclaim someones tossed materials and shape them into something new.
Our first 2012 show is coming soon at the Oregon Convention Yard Garden & Patio Show on February 17, 18, and 19th where we will be one of a small group of artists representing CrackedPots.org.
Each item is unique, because everyones garbage is different. We want to add visual joy, and functional fun to your life, with our work. Each piece is fun for us to create, then priced very reasonably so you can share in the pleasure and help us continue our sustainable vision. Essentially we are some simple Haole's who do this for fun, to further our interests, and repurpose our impact. Haoleware is your home (kauhaleAr) to Recycled Art.
Here Junk is our Green Vision. There can be beauty in things others treat as waste.
We had a great 2011 Summer Show season. If you find something on this site of interest, drop us an email; Timmy@Haoleware.com
Thanks to all who saw us at the Vancouver Recycled Arts Festival, and at CrackedPots.org hosted at Mcmenamins Edgefield.
What a Great Feature article; Check us out in the Gresham Outlook, special thanks to Lauren Gold. http://www.theoutlookonline.com/news/story.php?story_id=131052388350694600
click on the image to see items only available online
We also enjoy creating mixed media pieces as well. Anniversary creations, Freeform planters, Custom Gates, Metal Flowers, Candle Votives and small furniture from reclaimed bowling lanes, and whatever you can challenge us to create. Look through our other pages to see past items and to give ideas for your own private order.
Haoleware Mermaid
Our most popular metal work involves marrying solar lighting with cast aside metal. Propane tanks carved with whimsical patterns and illuminated at night often become our favorite work, such as the hummingbird tank pictured to the left. This tank, and others typically sell out at every venue.
On a smaller scale we also make pathway solar lights which are always big sellers, like the items below. Call them what you will, Solar Pathway lights, Shadow Tanks, either way they are great all day and well into the twilight.
On a smaller scale we also make pathway solar lights which are always big sellers, like the items below. Call them what you will, Solar Pathway lights, Shadow Tanks, either way they are great all day and well into the twilight.
New Items created for the Portland 2012 Yard Garden Patio show
Come find us at the Portland Yard Garden Patio Show, we are one of 19 Crackedpots representatives at YGP 2012. We will continue to post pictures of our new creations for the show, such as those pictured to the right. Hope to see you there February 17, 18, and 19th. Nothing says a new garden season like recycled, reborn garden art
Mixed Media Panel, made from cabinet doors and fence posts
Look for Tim Foertsch at www.landfillart.org .You will see our contribution to an international recycled art project. As pictured to the left, it is Jelly Fish solar light crafted from what was once a simple hub cap.
Sample Rose Solar Tank, sold this summer