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Aloha fro m Honorable Governor Linda Lingle ...... 5 Aloha from Mayo r Alan Arakawa ...... 7 Welcome from Art Maui ...... 9 Maui Arts & Cul tural Center ...... 10 History...... 10 Satoru Abe, Ju ro r ...... 12 Fea tured Artist: Kirk Kurokawa ...... 14 Artists 2005 Exhibit ...... 16-35 Volunteers and Committees ...... 36 State Foundation on Culture and the Arts ...... 38 Purchase Pledge Patrons ...... 40

Image lites shou", III caralog are appruxlInn,e to ,he framed, finished size. Artwork purchases or for cara/og advertising, Il/ease conract: Ar t Maui, P. O. Box 1054, Puunene , Maui , Hawai'i 96784 Tel: 808.244.8272 E-mail: [email protected] W eb site: www.ArtMaui.com

Art Maui 2005 Board of Directors Susan Bradford president Christy Vail vice president Jane Lischer recording secretary Linda Doyle treasurer

Pam Andelin Sue Kiang Neida Bangerter Steve Kirsner Lynne Bear Kirk Kurokawa Steve Brinkman Kitty Lengkeek Sandra Clark Tamara Lester David Crist Ellen Levinsky Valaida D'Alessio Anita Marci '~'~ Mats Fogelvik Jeane McGuinness Julie Glick Paulo Sabado GALLERY AND GIFTS Susan Hernandez Mark Sato Located at the Maui Mall Ditmar Hoerl Lynne Shue William Spence 70 E. Kaahumanu Ave. A8 Kahului, Maui, HI 96732 (808) 873-0233 / FAX (808) 873-7616 Cover art: " Beginner's Minds" by Kirk Ku rokawa Photography: Steve Brinkman Photography Gallery Hours: Mon. Lhru Thurs. lOam - 6pm Catalog Design: Tamara Lester. Yellowbird Graphic Design Fri. lOam - 8pm, Sat. lOam - 6pm, Sun. lOam - 4pm

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On behalf of the people of Hawai' i, I send greetings of warm aloha to the artists, patrons, organizers and everyone else participating in the 2ih annual Art Maui show.

This event showcases some of the finest locally created works of art. I am delighted that Maui continues to be a leader in this form of expression, and that so many talented artists find inspiration in the scenic beauty, culture and people of our islands.

Best wishes for another successful show.

Aloha, Lind~ Governor, State ofHawai' i

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On behalf of the people of Maui County, it is my great pleasure to extend a wa rm aloha and congratulations to the artists, organizers and volunteers of the 27th anniversary celebration of Art Maui - Art Maui 2005.

Capturing the inspiration that Maui's extraordinary beauty provides, literally hundreds of artists by way of seemingly unlimited media have made Maui County the artistic center of our island state. Through their labors and talents, Maui is renowned for the diversity and innovative creativity of our resident artistic community.

For more than a quarter century, Art Maui has celebrated and showcased the exceptional contributions our artists have made to our ve ry special way of life. And, for that dedication, Art Maui is today recognized as among Hawaii's most prestigious juried art exhibitions.

My congratulations, aloha and respect for the art, artists, organize rs and volun­ teers who have made Art Maui 2005 an extraordinary success - and the appre- ciation of our artists a tradition in Maui County.

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ALOH A AND W ELCOME TO ART MAUl 2005! With Satoru Abe as our esteemed juror, this year's show promises to be of very high quality. O ur thanks go out to Satoru for his participa­ tion in our show. I wish to thank all of the board members, especially the seasoned board members, who have made Art Maui a "well-oiled machine." Unfortunately, we will be losing several of these dedicated board members this year­ •.!J t specia l thanks to you for yo ur years of service. R It has truly been a pleasure to work with these professionals. I t is an honor to be a part of such a creative and important show. It is a slice of our community and an excel­ lent barometer on the pulse of art on Maui. Thanks for coming and enj oy the show!

With warm wishes,

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Art Maui 1979 - ?OOFi Q Maui Arts & Cultural Center Welcomes Art Maui back to the Schaefer International Gallery and celebrates the exhibit's 27th anniversary.

it has been the sight of many memorable exhibits which have included partnerships and collaborations with local artists, crafts people and community groups such as Art Maui. The Maui Arts & C ultural Center's miss ion is to be "a gathering place where we celebrate community, creativity, and discovery." The Center was open 364 days las t year, as the site of 1700 events! World-class artists in music, dance and theater performed here. C hildren's educational activities , corporate & community meetings , movement clas es and film screenings took place here, as well as festivals N E OF THE FI NEST GALLERIES IN THE STATE OF and exhibits. All this and more brings 235,000 O Hawai'i, the Schaefe r International G allery people annually to Maui's 'gathering place'-the most is the only muse um-quality exhibition space on the comprehensive arts facility in Hawai'i. Art Maui has island of Maui. The 4,000 square foot space features grown to become one of the State's most prestigious flexible exhibit lighting, free-standing and mobile juried art shows and The C enter is honored to host wall panel systems, climate control, and hardwood a community exhibit of such high esteem. To the floors. Elegant and functional, it is perfect for an hundreds of artists, donors and volunteers who have exhibition or reception. Since opening in May, 1994 made Art Maui 2005 possible, mahalo nui loa.

n the late 1970's a group of professional artists here promote local artists. The idea I on Maui decided to start a juried art show. Miriam of the Purchase Pledge program Fender, a woman with a vision, plus great connections became essential to the perpetu­ in Maui County Govemment, wanted to put together ation of Art Maui. A mall group a one-time art show to encourage visitor interest in art of local collectors would promise collection on Maui. Miriam contacted Janet Allan, each year to purchase art from then manager of the Lahaina Art Society, and Janet the show. This led to twelve sales pulled in the energy of artists Marian Freeman and at the first show including acqui­ Richard Nelson. si tions by the State Foundation. The idea met a very positive response from Maui Since then, Art Maui has truly artists. They willingly sought a juried show to stretch become the source for the finest art in the county. towards a more professional level in their work. As Maui grows and changes, so does Art Maui. Las t A number of ideas have been implemented to year 460 artists entered the show, with 751 pieces. Of encourage the collecting of art. The commitment those, 140 were selected from 11 8 artists. Art Maui of the State Foundation on C ulture and the Arts to has a solid base of tradition yet keeps and eye on the purchase from the show made a strong statement to future.

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orn in • 4· a n 1.rtl <:.f and a juror 1 look f()r the following as/)Ccc.I in Honolulu, the indil'idual and submission: B Hawaii, Satoru Abe • PASSION in their art tt'ork became a sculptor • UN IQU EN ESS in com/)osition and color comhilUltion of mod objects, • GOOD PAINT QUALITY in paintingl • W 0 R KM A N S HIP in three dimensional pieces , and many of them most important of all , organic botanical, • CREATIVITY. reflecting his South Sea culture and natural

As an artist I am still exploring and occasionally 1 find environment. something along the way. " He attended McKinley High School and took art lessons from Shirl ey Russell. In 1948, focused more on painting than sculpture, he decided to pursue an art career in New York C ity and attended the Art Student's League where he Celebrating the spirit studied with George Grosz, Louis Bouche and of Maui artists who reach Jon Carrol. He married a fellow student and fo r the stars. returned to Hawaii and came under the influence of Met Isami Doi. In 1952, he went to Japan and had two one- man shows in Tokyo, returned to Hawaii for a year, and then left for New York again where he joined the Sculpture Center and had one man shows. In 1963, he received a Guggenheim grant, and returned to Hawaii as an artist-in-residence at Waianae High School.

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KI RK K UROKAWA C rafts. After majoring in illustration and graduating is constantly with distinction in 1997, he worked as a freelance striving for illustrator in the Bay Area and Los Angeles. He fulfillment thro ugh soon found that the career of an illustrator was very his chosen path reclusive. With advanced computer technology, an of art. This path entire job could be done without ever meeting a originated when his client or even talking to them on the phone. It was a mother took notice frustrating process without any creative interaction or of his interest in art satisfaction. Kirk slowly realized that his career goals through his sketches lay down a different path. and drawings. Kirk's Kirk returned to Maui in 2000, continued his mother nurtured artwork with the support of his family and friends, and this talent by worked toward his goal of making a name for himse lf exposing him to in Hawaii. After being away for many years there the basics of art were many changes that needed to be made and it through classes was a struggle. There was the switch fro m professional with local artist and visits to the Hui No'eau. These illustration to fine art and adjustments of moving classes created a so lid foundation of observation and from a large metropolitan city to the qui et island perception. atmosphere. Dealing with rejection was also always Born and raised on Maui, Kirk attended Lihikai difficult and emotionally arduous. After almost calling School and later Baldwin High School. It was at it quits, he finally had a breakthro ugh. Lihikai where he first met his teacher, mentor, and In 2003 Kirk's self-portrait was accepted into the friend Janet Sato. In the seventh grade under Sato's Schaefer Portrait C hallenge. Later that year, another guidance, Kirk experienced his first tas te of artistic painting was chosen for the Art Maui competition. success with his painting being award ed with a blue In July of 2003 the Hui No'eau chose Kirk to be a ri bbon at the Maui County Fair. At Baldwin High, part of their Members Solo show. This event focused Kirk's focus was on sports and classes that would on paintings and portraits that depicted local life in potentially lead him towards architecture. With one everyday situations. The majority of Kirk's work has year left in high school and Janet Sato relocating continued to be a tribute to the history, culture, and to Baldwin, he made a career change. Tired of the people of Maui. By depicting and honoring our unique straight lines of mechanical drawings, he decided to local lifes tyle, Kirk hopes to bring a love of art to the loosen up anJ take a few art classes in his senior year. Maui community. Kirk is very thankful that Mrs. Sato continues to this O ne of Kirk's highlights of this past year was day to be an important part of his life. working on a joint printmaking project with Master Kirk's journey continued in San Francisco where Printer Paul Mullowney at the Hui No'eau. Working he attended the California College of Arts and closely with Paul, Kirk created a number of etchings

14 Art Maui 1979 - 2005 that have enabled him paintings have emphasized his to see in a different The m c:;/orit:J of /<.irk's Japanese roots and focused on way. With the help work ha.s continued the basic principles in martial and encouragement of arts and Zen Buddhism and how other artists, Kirk has to he a t rihut e to the that can be communicated in been able to navigate drawing and painting. Kirk hopes his way through the art histor:f cutt u re, a nd that these new paintings will business and improve push and break the boundaries on his own craft. ?eo?te ofMau L of the traditional ideas, Another established composition, color and format. and well res pected As for the future, Kirk has artist in particular who has been a tremendous no idea where his art will take him. There are plans help and insp iration is Shige Yamada. With his for traveling thro ughout the world to further his unwavering and sometimes harsh critiques Kirk has growth while experi encing new cultures. With his learned countless lessons from the master. desire to achieve goodness and truth through his art, In recent months, Kirk has begun work that he would like to ultimately make a difference in the concentrates' on his own self-development as and community. Most importantly, he would like to pass artist, as well as a person. Many of these paintings on the knowledge of art to the future artists of Hawaii are self-portraits that explore the desire to achieve in the hopes of creating a much more diverse art fulfillment thro ugh self-discovery. Several new community that is truly creative.

Art M a ui 1979 - 2005 15 ARTISTS 2005

Connie J Adams Connie J Adams Robert Alexander Gone To Seed Ancient Dreams - Spathodea Lake Wanaka transparent watercolor watercolor/gold leaf photography $ 1,900 $2,200 $ 1,000

Eric J. Allen Pamela Andelin Andrew Anderson Random Connection French Fish Abstract Thermal Yoga black & white photograph oil infrared thermal images $990 $1,700 (three im ages ) $155

Cathy Apo Arabella Ark Arabella Ark Mother Na ture Turquoise Temple Pillow Samurai Wave Tea Temple fabric porcelain, lustre-fired porcelain, lustre-fired $650 $1,650 $1,1 50

16 Art Maui 1979 - 2005 Byron W. Baker Eric Bass Deni Beaulieu Crimson Tide Immaculate Insemination Garden Party photography acrylic on board oil on canvas $250 $4,500 $2,900

John G. Belik Derek A. Bencomo Derek A. Bencomo T. M. Wrapper Come to me Dancing, 80th View Ocean Harmony, 48th View oil turned yew wood turned milo burl $3,200 $4,1 00 $8,000

Roxanne Braddix Rebecca Bramon Irene Ii Brown studio Haiku Gold Bridge mixed {acrylics, wood, plaster, clay, acrylic on canvas photography fabric, etc.} $5,600 $600 $3,500

Art Maui 1979 - 2005 17 ARTISTS 2005

Walter Bruder Walter Bruder Jeffrey R. Bunting Triple Arch Shrine Mountain Views Alter Ego on Edge clay clay quad tone carbon $2,800 nfs $350

Jeffrey R. Bunting Thomas M. Calhoun Todd Campbell Rock , Paper, Scissors Untitled Tall Open Vessel quad tone carbon norfolk pine (turned and carved) norfolk pine $350 $1,800 $4,200

Todd Campbell Neda Tuma Canton sarit giovanni cardone Closed Form Fruit Bowl good news! norfolk pine ceramics newspaper, glue, plaster $3,800 $300 $1,800

18 Art M aui 1979 - 2005 Mira Carman Stephanie Clifton Stephanie Clifton D.N.A. Evolution Allowing (diptych) Mending Maidenheads human hair mixed media mixed media $2,000 $2,200 $825

Sal Colbert Gaylord Combash Gregory Ernest Cooper Walking Meditation Feminine Essence Kana Wind digital art photograph scu lpture glass tile mosaic panels $900 $3,500 $2,500

Sharon Dahl Bryan DeBris Brya n DeBris Montana Man Settles on Maui Ordinary People 1 Ordinary Peo/)/e 11 acrylic candle flame candle flame $1,500 $595 $595

A rt Maui 1 979 - 2005 1 9 ARTISTS 2005

Jeanne B. Denton-Nelson Ayumi Watabe Ditamore Cindy Edgerle Flu Joy Birds Golden Kentucky Dream oil clay, thrown 12 go lden kentucky agate with ster­ $20,000 $1,200 ling silver bezels and silver tubes $1,500

Tom Faught Robin Ferrier Robin Ferrier O/nical Conclusion Shibori Suns Pineapple# 1 high fired ceramics/flamed sprayed hand-dyed con on hand -dyed and commercial fabric bro nze $950 $950 $7,500

Gerald FilipeUi Gerald Filipelli Eddie Flotte Untitled turned bowl Untitled turned bowl Toma's Garage cook pine cook pine watercolor $2 ,300 $2,600 $6,000

20 Art Maui 1979 - 2005 Eddie Flotte Douglas Floyd Mats Fogelvik The Changing Face of Makawao Kali Passion & Grace watercolor photography/computer graphics wood: koa and rosewood $6,000 $950 $3 ,400

Beth Fox Bonnie Fox Kristen Gann Alien Sky Hoku (star) Save the Piece qu il t, cotton fabric archival paper and archival glu e ceramic, porcelain, grout nfs nfs $850

Tim Garcia Nur Gibson Lynne Gilroy Enchante Peace is the Way Fish Flip (on milky pond) wood watercolor oil on canvas $5,700 $1,200 $600

Art Maui 1979 - 2005 21 ARTISTS 2005

Elaine Nobuko Gima Alejandro Goya Jon Graham Nebula Series # 8 Paia hand painting on silk acrylic and oil on canvas mixed media $800 $4,000 $4,800

Lollie (Lali) Groth Kirsten Guenther Lori W. Guntzel Birdhouse Metalography Friend, Lover, Wife, Mother woodblock print metal sculpture w/black & white pho­ polaroid transfer/ watercolor pastel $500 tography $250 $1,333

Craig-E Halley Jackson Hazen Susan Hernandez nuts Long Dayan The Beach Burning Bush nut coral sculpture wire sculpture, fiber $100 $1,200 $800

22 Art Maui 1979 - 2005 Will Herrera Barclay Hill Barclay Hill Silent Strength Don't Touch Gates ceramic 18-k gold -indicolite tourmaline koa, lava stone, raku $3,200 2,100 $13,800

Kenneth Hiraoka Kenneth Hiraoka Jon Hoe Adze Ancient Fish Lure Uncut Flowers #3 fossilized walrus ivory, tusk & tooth ivory, bone, black coral & palm acrylic on canvas $2,000 $1,200 $2,300

Vince Hogan Marylyn Holland Dan Holmes Classic Hawaiian Calabash Pray for One, Pray for A ll Kahakuloa maui milo ceramics $5,200 $950 $1,200

Art Maui 1 979 - 2005 23 ARTISTS 2005

Victor Holmes Julie Houck Julie Houck Waves of Grain Side By Side Two Hats maple burl oil oil $15,000 $850 $850

Brad Huck Kenny Hultquist Lisa J acyszyn SlijJping Between High Tech Girl & the Earth Woman Bolinas I acrylic & mixed media on panel mixed oil $7,200 $2,200 $700

Lisa Jacyszyn Pat Johnson Kira Jones Bolinas 2 My Orchid Earthrise oil mixed media wearable art: fabric/feather/silk petals $700 $1,500 & leaves/leather/shell/stone/beads nfs

24 Art Maui 1979 - 2005 Kata Joos Kawika Kaanana Sr. Kathleen Kastles Tongan Tapa Hawai'i piha Strange Moons and Distant Planets oil koa quilt $4,000 nfs $5,000

Kathleen Kastles Daniel D. Kealoha Fred KenKnight Ka Wahine 0 Ka Lua Nagasaki Distant City quilt ink on paper watercolor $4,500 $600 $350

Fred KenKnight Bill Kohl Helen Kordyl Below the Surface Paia General Cultural Cross Roads Aphitrite watercolor wood, glass , steel, bamboo & history jewelry, embroidered silk, go ld thread, $350 nfs lap is and pearls $3,000

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Marvene Krueger Tracy Lamon Diana Lehr Dividends The Forager The Pink Zone acrylic sagger fired ceramic/palm leaves pastel $650 1,240 $9,500

Ellen Levinsky Ellen Levinsky Robert Lippoth Moon Dance Twins Rocker feathers & hand-made paper feathers & hand-made paper curly koa $1,200 $500 $16,800

H enry Lombardi Rehecca Lowell Kenneth Loyd The Kiss Pushing Light There Were Two Orange Trees mixed medi a - sculpture oil in Our Back Yard $10,000 400 oil on canvas $9,500

26 Art Maui 1979 - 2005 Lokelani Macaheleg Amy Maeda Richard Makino U ntitled Bamboo Fantasy Matsu ntaglio print oil photography nfs $9,500 $700

Lynnie Marie Javier Martinez Pat Masumoto The Fridge Hishtsoya Violet Hour photography oil on canvas acrylic $1,850 $2 ,000 $3 ,200

Pat Masumoto Matao Guus Mauri Daddy Wears Pants Lava Rock Hawaii Simple form bowl acryli c photography spalted hawaiian tamarind wood $3,200 $4,285 nfs

Art Maui 1979 - 2005 27 ARTISTS 2005

Guus Mauri Kari McCarthy Kari McCarthy Pacific Seagull Skimming Ocean January Last Light hawaiian pheasant wood - rootstock oil on canvas oil on canvas nfs $4,200 $3,200

Sharon Mcgauley Alysia D. McKee Ryan McVay North Shore (Tryptych) Ta lisman-Guardian of the Elements Pele's Potion montage oil on canvas go ld and silver, glass , bone hand blown boros ilicate- hard glass $3 ,400 and garnet stone $2,700 $8,000

Ryan McVay Kimble Mead Alison Messner Beneath the Rainbow Hair Piece R.I.P. hand blown borosilicate- hard glass ceramic acrylic $1,500 $1,500 $600

28 Art Maui 1979 - 2005 Nichola Moss Gary K. Mukai Gary K. Mukai The Puu Dreamscape Untitled acrylic oil oil $6,200 $4,500 $1,500

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Eona Charles Nalepa Charles Nalepa Bamboo Violin (functional) Tigger Jogging Blessing the Planting bamboo, wood, leather, coco fiber oil oil $1,950 $1,250 $ 1,850

Michael Neal Sherri Norris Caleb O'Connor Welcome Home Dolphin Fantasy Year of the Rooster driftwood carving jewelry pendent- sea glass, sterling oil on Belgian linen nfs sil ver wire and crystal beads $6 ,5 00 $250

Art Maui 1979 - 2005 29 Tadashi Obama Oceana James Page Still Life with Two Mangoes Haleakala Magic A Gift from Haleakala acrylic pharo art pigment print $1,700 $2 ,200 $275

Ronald W. Parkhurst Andrea Patrie Andrea Patrie Hinahina Homage to the Virgin The Colors of Maui as I feel It plants, rock and wood oil on canvas oil on canvas $650 $2 ,500 $2,200

Julie Peterson Santiago Poppola Gary Ramirez Earthsign Freedom 37510 1 My Daughters Sunset pit fired ceramic mi xed media oil $975 3,75 1 nfs

30 Art Maui 1979 - 2005 Sharon Ransford J.B. Rea Heather R. Rendel Koi Pucker Fish Figures stoneware 14k gold & agate pastel $1,800 $2,500 $975

David C. Sacco Stephanie Sachs Kathy Sakai Double Dorje The Fleeting Beauty of Light 2 Above It All 18k go ld, platinum, natural fancy oil on wood tri-hue watercolor color & white diamonds, south sea $7,000 $750 pearls on rubber cord w/gold clasp $9,500 -

Tadashi Sato Tadashi Sato Ryan Saul Compositon 2005 Composition Wahikuli Lion Sophisticus oil on linen oil on linen acrylic derivative on canvas $6,800 2,800 $3,200

Art Maui 1979 - 2005 31 ARTISTS 2005

Ryan Saul Thomas Sawyer Thomas Sawyer S/Jaztastic Squirl Island Spirits I Island Spirits II acrylic derivative on canvas acrylic acrylic $3,200 1,500 $1,500

Aaron Schattenburg Al Schwartz R . Scott Semple Malama'ulu Haleakala Red Earth Vessel Prayer Drum stone ceramic / pit fire ceramic/mixed nfs $1,100 $2,000

R. Scott Semple Tom Sewell Tom Sewell Nativity 4 hydroculawr Enigma of the Mill ceramic/mixed mixed with video mixed with video 400 5,000 $12,000

32 A rt Mau i 1 9 7 9 - 2005 Don Shamblin John Shoemaker Mike Sidney Touchstone Moments of Grace Hookipa Sunrise oil on canvas triptych and display box encaustic, oi I pastel photograph $5,200 $3,800 $500

Bjorn Skrimstad Susanne Stark Jennifer Taylor The Cartwheel Portal When Wires Go Wild mixed oil/acrylic sterling silver & 14kgf wire $385 $4,800 $80

Valeria Troubina Valeria Troubina Christine Turnbull Moonbow on Haleakala Green Lake Sunrise Nesting oil on canvas oil on canvas bronze $3,500 $2,500 $3,500

Art Maui 1979 - 2005 33 ARTISTS 2005

Steve Turnbull Christy Vail Roger Van De Vanter Ka hula a ke uhane (Dance of the Soul) Disintegration Myth Koi Pond cedar ceramic oxide raku ceramics $45 ,000 $2,000 $3,800

Sandy Vitarelli Sandy Vitarelli Penrod Vladyka Parts of the Whole Kalo Photons stoneware stoneware digital photograph $800 $900 $500

N. Robert Wagstaff Tony Walholm Kathleen Warno Kula Persimmon Untitled/Vessel The Flyer gouache oi l on canvas acrylic $2,600 $4,500 $2,000

34 Art Maui 1979 - 2005 Linda Whittemore Another Way of Saying It viscosity monotype $3,300

William S. Worcester Zariah Soar Haleakala: Bird Bath Hina's Moon Ascent 1Il for endangered s/Jecies acrylic hot forged copper and stainless steel $5,000 - $3,333 Linda Whittemore Untitled (AI's Place) viscosity monotype $3,200

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2005 SHOW-CHAIR Mary Lee Ingham C hris Scharein Kathy Sakai Lynne Bear Co-Chair Margaret Inouye jeanne Hard ie Patricia jones Blessman A nita Marci Co-Chair Kathy Kameda jean McGui nness Tom Calhoun julie Kean Steve Brinkman PUBLICITY jas mine Kear JURY SELECTION Gini Susan Hernandez Chair Sue Ki ang C hristy Vail C hair Darrell Orwig Sue Kwon Pau 10 Sabado Kathy Kastles EXHIBIT CATALOG Ba rba ra La M arca Pam Andelin Luanne Vodder Tamara Lester Chair Diane Lane Mark Sato Sime G ross Yell owbird G raphic Design james Lee Lynne Bear Steve Brinkman Photography Carol Lem JURY DAY COMMITIEE Linda Schoen Sarah Holt Kitty Lengkeek Linda Doyle Chair Linda Doyle julie G li ck A nne Leuteneker Susan Bradford Maggie T. Sutrov S usan Hernandez G im Lim Mark Sato Neida Bange rter Kirk Kurokawa Debby Lordan julie G li ck Anita G reenman Ditmar Hoerl Prakash Mackay Ditmar Hoerl judy A tkinson jean McGuiness Debbie Martin Tamara Lester Sue Ki ang Darrell O rwig Maren McBarnet David C ri st Kenny Hultquist Kathy McCorriston jefferson Stillwe ll GALLERY SITIING & SALES C arolyn McEntee NOTIFICATION Sandy C lark Valaida D'A less io Co -chair jean McGuiness COMMITIEE Steve Kirshner C arolyn Richardson Co-chair C yndi McLean Will Spence Chair Laurel Murphy janet Allan Mino McLean Art Maui Board Members jean McGuiness Mindy A rmour Deb Mercado Shirley Shepherd Sharon Barnette C hristina Moore NOMINATING COMMITIEE Kata joos Rita Barksdale Mae O mura Linda Doyle Christy Va il Betty Beggs joan O ram S ue Ki ang Kitt Lengkeek judy Bisgard Miki Palmer David C rist Marj ori e Bonar jacqueline Probst PROSPECTUS Kim Kni att jennifer Brittin Zoe Reith Tamara Lester Chair Hillary Brown Sandy Ri ce Ye ll owbird G raphic Design SYMPOSIUM Susan Brown Bob Richardson Susan Bradfo rd C hristy Va il Wal ter Bruder Terrie Roberts Will Spence Mark Sato jennifer Brumbaugh Patty Rohlfing Francis Kane Richard Nelson john Buck Willa Romanchak jB Rae Marilyn C lark Fatima Cameron Gerrianne Sakamoto Linda Doy le Kathy Cass Maril yn Simpson Kitty Lengkeek TREASURER Carol C hapman Sandi S toner Sarah Holt Linda Doyle Chair Helen C hristman Marion Suda Ellen Lewinsky Eve-lynn C iverolo jane Thompson Penny Melcher WEB SITE & ON LINE Sandra Clark Moll y Tokunaga Randy Melcher REGISTRATION Rici Conger Cathy Torchiana C raig joseph Kitt Lengkeek C hair Dottie Crouse Christy Va il David Crist Pam C uttS jan is Von Thaden PURCHASE PLEDGE Kim Kniatt Penny Dam Elai ne Waldow DINNER Sime Gross C handra Davis Coll een and David Welty Zora Durock Co-chair Gini Foster Patti Davis joy Webster Sue Kwon Co-chair Kathy Sakai Linda Decker Peg Williams jane Thompson joann Bommari to Edith Don Audrey Wilson Maui Net Zora Durock Mary Woods ARTISTS' RECEPTION SPECIAL THANKS TO : Dick Emery jan Wysard S usan Bradford THE FOUR SEASONS RESO RT Tia Engresse r Lynne Bear MAU l and THOMAS STEIN HAUER, Emma Fee GRANTS & SCHOLARSHIP General Manage r, for a wonderful Sandra Fl orence Neida Bangerter C hair RECEIVING COMMITIEE Purchase Pledge evening Sheila Fried Ellen Levinsky Chair PEGGY AND JOHN SULLIVAN john G ilmor INSTALLATION & HANGING Mats Fogelvik KIHE I WINE & SPIR ITS Tina G reen Lynn Shue Chair Robert Lippotl> ANNY H ElD BK G ri esemer Bill Mitchell Susa n Bradfo rd Lorna Harrison Kit Gentry john Sh unaker . a nd others unable to be Honey Bun Hay nes Ditmar Hoerl Nancy Meyer jim Hestand Kirk Kurokawa included in this list due to /mblica­ Lee Hox ie Ditmar Hoerl tion date, our sincere Ihanks.

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Ch year, the State Foundation on Culture Works of art acquired for the State's public art and the Arts (SFCA) organizes an colection are displayed in state offices and buildings B Acquisition Award Selection Committee throughout Hawaii.These works of art are selected for (AASC) to visit Art Maui prior to the opening of purchase from juried exhibitions, galleries and artists' the show. The committee is responsible for selecting studios by Acquisition Award Selection Committees and recommending to the SFCA board outstanding made up of State Foundation board members, staff works of art that should be acquired for the Art in and qualified visual arts consultants.Commissions Public Places Relocatable Collection. The AASC is which are major works installed as an integral part comprised of SFCA's board and staff and volunteer of a structure or near a building, are awarded by the consultants who are qualified visual art professionals. SFCA board from a list of three artists selected by Art In 1989, the Art in State Buildings Law was succeeded Advisory Committees composed of the building's offi­ by the Work of Art Special Fund. cials, architects, clientele and residents of the nearby The State Foundation on Culture and the Arts was community. The objectives of the Arts in Public established by the Hawaii State Legislature in 1965 Places Program are: as the official arts agency of the State of Hawaii. In - To enhance the environmental quality of public 1967, the State's role as patron of the arts was further buildings and spaces throughout the State for the augmented by Act 298, the "Art-in-State-Buildings enjoyment and enrichment of the public; Law." This legislation mandated that one percent of - To cultivate the public's awareness, understanding, appropriations for the original construction of any and appreciation of visual arts in all media, styles State building be set aside for the acquisition of works and techniques; of art. A lso, the funds are used for the conservation, contribute to the development and recognition transportation and exhibition of works of art. - To of a professional artistic community; The Art in Public Places Program of the State - To acquire, interpret, preserve, and display works Foundation expends these funds for the purchases of of art expressive of the Hawaiian Islands, the multi­ completed, portable works of art, and for the com­ cultural heritages of its people, and the various missioning of artists for works of art to be placed at creative interests of its artists. specific locations.

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