Hawaii Photography Schools and Colleges

Degree Programs: Photography, Digital Photography, Visual Communication, Film, Video, Cinematography...
Major Cities: Hilo, Honolulu, Kahului, Kailua, Kaneohe, Kapaa, Kihei, Lahaina, Mililani Town, Pearl City, Schofield Barracks, Wahiawa, Wailuku, Waimalu, Waipahu...
ZIP Codes: 96703, 96714, 96720, 96722, 96734, 96750, 96770, 96779, 96782, 96793, 96811, 96825, 96848, 96859, 96863...

Hawaii offers many unique opportunities for artists and art students. The emphasis in the state on keeping native culture alive affords a rare look into Polynesian art as well as art education in the community. The main gallery is the Hawaii State Art Museum, which is free to the public and is also a great place to volunteer.

National Programs: The following schools are accepting students from across the country.

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The Art Institutes

Programs: Commercial Photography, Digital Photography, Photography, Photographic Imaging

The Art Institutes offers associate, bachelor and certificate programs that specialize in photography and photographic imaging. With over 40 locations in major cities throughout North America, you'll get the competitive edge to succeed as a creative professional - in your field of interest!

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Brigham Young University, Art Program - Hawaii Campus

Laie, HI US

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Brigham Young University, Fine Arts Division - Hawaii Campus

Laie, HI US

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Hui No'eau Visual Arts Center

Makawao, HI US

About: A unique paradise for the arts awaits you at the Hui No'eau--a non-profit visual arts center. Comprehensive art education programs are offered to adults and children in a variety of disciplines. Novices, serious students and professional artists gather in this special enclave to enjoy diverse visual arts classes and workshops of varying lengths and formats. Our mission is to encourage and promote the development of artistic expression and creativity in the individual and to stimulate a broader appreciation and understanding of the visual arts as a vital language in our culture.

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University of Hawaii, Art Department

Honolulu, HI US

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