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Aloha from Honorable Governor Linda Lingle ..... 5
Aloha from Mayor Alan Arakawa ....... . ....... 7
Welcome from Art Maui ............... ....... 9
Maui Arts & Cultural Center .. . .. ............ 10
History.. ................................. 10
Juror
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Featured Artist: Paulo Sabado ............... .. 14
Artists 2004 Exhibit .......... ............ 16-31
Volunteers and Committees .... .......... .. ... 32
State Foundation on Culture and the Arts..... ... 34
Purchase Pledge Patrons . .... . ... . ... . ... . ... 36
Image sizes shoum in catalog are apfYroxima<e w [he framed, finished size.
Arrwork purchases or for catalog adverrising, please contace:
Art Maui, P. O . Box 1054, Puunene, Maui , Hawai'i 96784
Tel: 808.244.8272
E-mail: [email protected]
Web site: www.ArtMaui.com
Art Maui 2004 Board of Directors
Sue Kiang
Susan Bradford
Jane Thompson
linda Doyle
Neida Bangerter
Steve Brinkman
Thomas Calhoun
Sandra Clark
David Crist
Valaida D'Alessio
Mats Fogelvik
Steve Kirsner
Cover art: "Rockett"
pres idem
vice presidem
secretary
treasurer
Kirk Kurokawa
Kitty Lengkeek
Tamara Lester
Ellen Levinsky
Michael Nason
Lynne Shue
William Spence
Christy Vail
by Paulo Sabado
Photography: Steve Brinkman Photography
Art Maui 1979 - 2004
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ART MAUl
On behalf of the people of the State of Hawai' i, I send greetings of warm aloha to the
organizers, artists and everyone else involved in 26 th annual Art Maui show.
Art Maui showcases some of the island's finest locally created works of art. I am
delighted that Maui continues to be a leader in the arts, and that so many talented local artists
find creative inspiration from the culture and people of the "magic" island of Maui.
I extend my best wishes for a successful show, and look forward to this event for many
years to come.
Aloha,
~~~
D.
Linda Lingl:--Governor, State ofHawai'i
Art Maui 1979 - 2004
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Artists of Maui, alohaOn behalf of the people of Maui County, it is indeed my
great pleasure to extenJ the aloha of our people to the
artists, organizers and volunteers of the 26th anniversary
celebration of Art Maui - Art Maui 2004.
Here in Maui, not only are we blessed with the shear overpowering beauty of
our home, but also with artists inspired by this extraordinary place who have
made Maui their home and creative muse. It is you and your work that has
made Maui Nui the artistic center of the state of Hawai'i.
Yours is a tradition rapidly growing into heritage - growing because of the
love, labors and talents of our resident artist community and the good work of
Art Maui. Your work is today recognized as among Hawaii's most prestigious
juried exhibitions.
Please accept my personal aloha and respect for the art, artists, organizers, volunteers who continue to make Art Maui an extraordinary success each and
every year.
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ALAN M. ARAKAWA
Mayor
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WELCOME YOU TO THE 26TH ART M AUL
It is only through the dedication of volunteers,
patronage by the community and support of the
business communi ty th at has grown ART MAU l to
become one of the most prestigious juried art
ex hibitions in the State of H awaii.
The jury ing process prov ides a wonderful
opportunity for arti sts to display new wo rks in the
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based on 20 years of experience as director of
H ono lulu's A cademy of A rts and invo lvement in
H awa ii's art scene.
The goal of Art Maui is to encourage, challenge and
inspire a ll artist's to bring new v ision to a public venue.
The quality of th e exhibit is se t by the standard of its
partic ipating artists.
Thank you one and a ll for your co ntinued support.
Michael F. N ason
C h air, Art Maui 2004
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2841 Baldwin Avenue, Makawao
phone: (808) 572-6560
www.huinoeau.com
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Maui Arts & Cultural Center
Welcomes Art Maui back to the Schaefer International Gallery
and celebrates the exhibit's 26th anniversary.
NE OF THE FINEST GALLERIES IN THE STATE OF
O Hawai'i, the Schaefer International Gallery
is the only museum-quality exhibition space on the
island of Maui. The 4,000 square foot space features
flexible exhibit lighting, free-standing and mobile
wall panel systems, climate control, and hardwood
floors. Elegant and functional, it is perfect for an
n the late 1970's a group of professional artists here
I on Maui decided to start a juried art show. Miriam
Fender, a woman with a vision, plus great connections
in Maui County Government, wanted to put together
a one-time art show to encourage visitor interest in art
collection on Maui. Miriam contacted Janet Allan,
then manager of the Lahaina Art Society, and Janet
pulled in the energy of artists Marian Freeman and
Richard Nelson.
The idea met a very positive response from Maui
artists. They willingly sought a juried show to stretch
towards a more professional leve l in their work.
A number of ideas have been implemented to
encourage the collecting of art. The commitment of
the State Foundation on Cu lture and the Arts to purchase from the show made a strong statement to promote local art ists. T he idea of the Purchase Pledge
program became essential to the perpetuation of Art
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exhibition or reception. Since opening in May, 1994
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 & Cultural Center's
mission is to "be a gathering place where our
community celebrates creativity." The Center was
open 364 days last year, as the site of 1700 events!
World-class artists in music, dance and theater
performed here. Children's educational activities,
corporate & community meetings, movement classes
and film screenings took place here, as well as festivals
and exhibits. All this and more brings 22 7 ,000 people
annually to Maui's 'gathering place'-the most
comprehensive arts facility in Hawai'i. Art Maui has
grown to become one of the State's most prestigious
juried art shows and The Center is honored to host a
community exhibit of such high esteem. To the
hundreds of artists, donors and volunteers who have
made Art Maui 2004 possible, mahalo nui loa.
Maui. A small group of local collectors would promise each year
to purchase art from the show.
This led to twelve sales at the
first show including acquisitions
by the State Foundation. In 2003
forty five pieces sold. Six were
purchased
by
the
State
Foundation, twenty five by the
Purchase Pledgers and fourteen
to members of the public during
the show. Art Maui has tru ly become the source for
the finest art in the county.
As Maui grows and changes, so does Art Maui. Last
year over 401 artists entered the show, with 656 pieces.
Of those, 99 were selected from 89 artists. Art Maui
has a solid base of tradit ion yet keeps and eye on the
future .
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Honolulu
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Arts,
George
Ellis assumed the
leading role at the Academy in January 1982. He
retired from the Academy 21 years later on February 1,
2003. Ellis received his MFA from the University of
Chicago in 1962 and his Ph.D. at the University of
California Los Angeles.
While at UCLA one of the positions held by Ellis
was Curator of African, Oceanic, and Indonesian Art.
As a curator, Ellis authored numerous catalogues,
book and exhibition reviews and articles dealing with
non-western cultures. He also curated numerous exhibitions on non-western and folk arts involving cultures in Africa, Oceania, the Americas, Asia and
Southeast Asia. He conducted field research in
Northern Luzon, Philippines on the art of the Ifugao
with archival research in Manila.
Ellis served as the consulting editor to "African
Arts" magazine and as a board member for the Los
Angeles Ethnic Arts Council and the UCLA
Associates for Ethnic Art. He was also awarded the
Ralph C. Altman Memorial Award and outstanding
Service Award and became a Kress Foundation Fellow.
Too numerous for this limited space, other outstanding
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2004
achievements and awards can be viewed on the Art
Maui website at www.artmaui.com.
Under Ellis's tenure at the Academy he attracted
and found funding for major international blockbuster
exhibitions such as the recent "Mystery of the Nile:
Treasures from Ancient Egypt" and "Tomb Treasures
from China" which attracted tens of thousands to the
AcaJemy. "Encounters With ParaJise: Views of
Hawaii and Its People 0778-1941}" was so popular
and well received, it spurned an ongoing series of temporary exhibitions leading up to the opening of the
new John Dominis and Patches Damon Holt Gallery
for the Arts of Hawaii in the Luce Pavilion Complex.
This new permanent display is the only one of its kind
showcasing the history of art in Hawaii.
In 1996 Ellis was named Hawaii Salesman of the
Year in recognition of his support for, and promotion
of, Hawaii's cultural attractions. He is the 2002 recipient of the Alfred Preis Award from the Hawaii
Alliance for Arts Education recognizing his lifetime
commitment to arts and arts education for Hawaii's
children and their families. Upon Ellis's retirement the
Honolulu Academy Board of Trustees unanimously
voted to name a new gallery after him to honor his 21
years of service to the Academy. "The George and
Nancy Ellis Gallery: Art of the Philippines" opened in
September 2003.
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MAUl
was born into
a rare pnVllege." This
statement usually means wealth.
But the fortune
for Paulo was
that he was born in to an artist family. Born on
Honolulu in 1970, Paulo states "I am the son of two
artists, my father, is renowned Maui/Molokai artist Phil
Sabado and my mother Christine, is a writer." When
Paulo's father, realized his first born would be an artist
as well, he began his son's training at age three.
"When my father understood I wanted to draw, he
placed a large medical anatomy book under my bed,
with clear instructions; learn the human body first!
Before I began drawing in earnest I was required to
learn to draw all the bones and muscles. Only then
would I understand what lay beneath the skin that creates the human form. When I thought I had done a
good drawing, he would smile like some Zen master
and tell me 'Now draw this upside down!' This book
remained under my bed and in my room for years and
years to study and draw what I saw!"
As the first high school recipient of an art scholarship from the Lahaina Art Society in 1988, Sabado
attended University of Hawai'i in the Fine Art BFA
program.
"I worked professionally in commercial art thereafter, trading in my pencil and brushes for a Power
Macintosh (HAL) to serve business men with MBAs.
My father continues to be my best teacher. Those at
UH were good, but my father's strong discipline, critique and encouragement far exceeds everyone else. I
will think I have finished a painting and sh ow it to my
father and he will very diplomatically ask, 'Don't be
afraid to hit the paint, paint brighter, and don't scrub
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2004
FEATURED
ARTIST
at the canvas!' Always trying to make me see differently, not to believe everything I see, 'Stop using the computer, use your imagination!'. My painting, YELLOW
HOUSE, represents this ideal through my surreal
vision. The unique color palette displays an unusual
depiction of a hotel near the Alawai canal where I once
lived with my two children. I painted this at a difficult
time in my life, when I was going through one of life's
transitions. This piece was selected for Art Maui 2002
and was purchased by a hotel in Waikiki. Another
inspiration has been teaching art to aspiring youth at
the 'Harbor Lights' complex in Kahului through an outreach program. The children continue to encourage my
personal growth . Seeing how pure and effortless they
approach art. Their willingness to please anyone who
takes the time to appreciate their art is my reward.
"My dad always taught me in the Molokai way, 'Boy,
you always gotta give back.' Teaching kids is my way.
Building these individual relationships with trust and
understanding is the most important aspect to my
teaching. I am the "Art Guy" everywhere I go when I
see them in the community. ROCKETT, this year's art
Maui poster selection, is a strong work with deep cadmium orange and burnt umber tones. I feel this work
can be defined as my vision of what I see from the road
side, where the Pu'unene smokestack towers above the
fields. Dreamlike and bold, the ebony wires stretched
onto the canvas in oil. This piece is about my Father's
family coming to the Hawaiian Islands to work in the
sugar cane industry in the 1930's. My insp irations are
my Mother and Father, film directors Stanley Kubrick,
Akira Kurosawa, David Lynch, and Martin Scorsese.
Science fiction Writers Philip K. Dick and Frank
Herbert. I love Philip G lass and all other Minimalist
composers. Painters, Masami Taraoka, Salvador Dali,
Max Beckman. These artists are my guides into this
world of art."
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ARTISTS 2004
Connie J Adams
Connie J Adams
Rockscape
Pineapple Dreaming (of Youth)
Backyard Banana
wate rcolor
$1,900
29" x 40"
watercolor
$1,800
37" x 30"
o il on linen paned
$850
16" x 14"
Rick Allred
George Allan
Eric J. Allen
Mc'llie (calm, still, quiet)
random spectrum
Rendezvous
o il on linen
20" x 25"
$1,900
glass beads
20"
nfs
photography - pigment print on canvas
60" x 37"
$ 1,295
Pamela Andelin
Pamela Andelin
Evan Asato
Kula Pine Fieltls
Cosi Abstract
Night Lines 2004
oil
o il pastel
51 " x 27"
$6,000
acrylic polymer on canvas
49" x 72"
$4,500
30" x 34"
$3,600
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JoAnne Hanson Adams
Art Maui 1979 - 2004
Lynne Bear and Linda Schoen
Uri Blayer
Bravefish
My Best Friends
Hanalei Valley
Surprise
porsche door, mops
38" x 46"
nfs
oil on canvas
25" x 33"
$2,800
pencils
24" x 29"
$1,200
George R. Brinner
Walter Bruder
Todd Campbell
Maui Panorama
Temple of the Apes
Norfolk Pine Vessel
acrylic
46" x 58"
$5,800
clay
15 "x 14"
$1,200
wood
19" x 18"
$7,500
Barbara Roberts Chapman
Sandra Clark
Browning Clark
Beyond Ornament Necklace ...
Making Waves
Hiroshima XIII - Fujiko's Letters
Wodaabe
fiber, dyes, photo transfer
19" x 44"
3,500
lithograph/acrylic on paper
29" x 23"
$850
glass, gold , 22"
2,500
Art Maui 1979 - 2004
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ARTISTS 2004
Michael Clements
Hali'imaile Fields
pastel
29" x 22"
$600
Cynthia Conrad
My Monstera
watercolor
34" x 44"
$3,000
Claudia Coonen
Bamboo Insights
wood block print
42" x 33"
$950
Roy Coulter
House at Rincon Beach
graphite pencil
Roman Czerwinski
romance II
oil
17" xiS"
$1,200
Katharine Hartwig Dahl
Yea Tho 1 Walked ....
mixed
72" x 52"
$3,500
Valaida D' Alessio
The Nameless 1
chine colle'/collage
24" 19"
$400
Aletia G Clausen
Martha's Diner
mixed media
17" x 33"
$500
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17"x21"
$475
Helen Marie Davis
Maui's Fading Traditions #2
Hali'imaile at Baldwin
acrylic
24" x 64"
$8,000
Janet Davis
Davo
Ellen DeJournette
Embracing the sun
Hero
Carrying Rice to Market-Bali
silk painting
40" x 40"
$4,500
mixed
48" x 60"
$4,800
oil
32" x 26"
$3,500
Cindy Edgerle
fabricated sterling silver, dichroic glass
$350
Aviva Spring Engel
Primal Birth
wood plate with plaster acrylic,
plexiglass plate etching, ink
17" x 20"
$ 1,100
Gerald Filipelli
Nelson D. Flack
Nelson D. Flack
hollow vessel
Untitled No. 1
Untitled No.2
cook pine
17" x 33"
$3,400
india ink on paper
39" x 32"
$ 19,000
39" x 32"
india ink on paper
$19,000
Black Hole-Outer Space
Kristin Fein
Dance of the Cirrus
silver gelatin prints
8" x 32"
$700
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ARTISTS 200 4
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Shaun Fleming
Eddie Flotte
Eddie Flotte
Electric Guitar
Flannel Shirts & Flowered Bonnets
Wag the Cat
wood
39" x 12"
$4,525
watercolor
30" x 35"
$5,600
watercolor
32" x 28"
$2,700
D ouglas Floyd
D ouglas Floyd
Betty Hay Freeland
Hidden Oasis #24
Hidden Oasis #9
Daybreak-Kilauea Caldera
photograph
26" x 24"
$950
photograph
26" x 30"
$950
oil
39" x 50"
$12,500
Anthony Fushikoshi
Anthony Fushikoshi
Kirsten Gann
Untitled
Untitled #2
Bamboo Garden (detail shown)
ceram ic
25 " x IS "
$400
ceramic
IS" x 13"
$600
conon fabric
85" x 75"
$2,800
Art M aui 1979 - 2 004
Elaine N obuko Gima
oil on board
K it Gentry
Undercurrent
oil
36" x 48"
$1,200
35" x 62"
$27,800
$850
R obert Glick
Jay Kirby Goodwin
Lynne Garzino
The Dance
Robert Glick
The Geometry of Our Separation
Door
to
Past Glory
On Fire
h and painted silk
White Line Crew
oil on canvas
giclee
watercolor
39" x 39"
$5,000
39"x3 1"
$1,500
32" x 40"
$3,700
David Graves
D avid Graves
Kate Griffiths
FELL ZONE
SPRING FEVER
Life (detail)
mixed media
mono type relief print
qu ilt wa ll hanging
59" x 65"
$7,500
22" x 26"
$750
72" x 63"
nfs
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ARTISTS 2004
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Kirsten Guenther
Tough Legs
mixed media
24" x 18" x 48"
$1,200
David Hamma
Blue Bulge
drypoint, silkscreen, acrylic
33" x 34"
$1,000
Hilary Harts
Tidal Reflections, Cook Islands
photography
24" x 20"
$500
Earl Haupentha1
Untitled
acrylic
21" x 25"
$500
Pamela Hayes
FROND
watercolor
38" x 19"
$1,400
Pamela Hayes
Christmas Cactus
watercolor
37" x 30"
$2,400
Barclay Hill
Astroman -A Tribute to }imi
18 k yellow gold
$1,100
Noriko Hoge
Animal Dream Teapot VIII
clay (high fired ceramic)
10" x 8"
$2,000
Julie Houck
Fire Cane #1
oil on panel
17" x 19"
$1,200
Art Maui 1979 - 2004
Akira lha
SOLITUDE NO. 602
acrylic on paper
48" x 48"
$7,500
Kenny Hultquist
Al Hummel
Two Cents (Sense) Worth
Hana bamboo
mixed
34" x 77 "
$2,222.02
photograph y
23 " x 27"
$425
Jayne Kerns
pastel
16" xI4"
$600
Carleton Kinkade
A View of Lahaina
o il on linen
29" x 53"
$4,500
Kirk Kurokawa
Kirk Kurokawa
Calasa
Beginner's Mind
Kuma Series
oil
28" x 37"
$3,600
oil
30" x 32"
$3,800
silkscreen on vellum
19" x 19"
$2,000
Shadow Play- 3rd Tee At The Bay
Michael Krahn
Whisper You Cannot Stay/ Ho'oilo
woodcut on paper wi pastel
28" x 24"
$1,200
Zenobia Lakdawalla
Art Maui 1979 - 2004
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ARTISTS 2004
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Ed Lane
View from the 'Au 'au , Channel
dyptych
Pascale Lanfranchi
Aquanaut
koa
Howard Lapp
Beach Stones
o il
30" x 80"
$12,000
19" x 31"
$2,800
48" x 36"
$4,500
Diana Lehr
Merge at C loudline
watercolor/pastel
Diana Lehr
Dynamic Reflection
watercolor/pastel
Belinda Ling
Spider/Man
digita l photography
48" x 68"
$9,800
35" x 43 "
$4,000
30" x 38"
$1,000
Cassandra Locke
Subservient Matriarch
screenprint
H enry Lombardi
Axis Mundi
mixed
Ronaldo Macedo
Big Sister
oil on linen
31"x38"
$1,000
32" x 21"
$500
30" x 39"
$4,700
Art Maui 1979 - 2004
Matao
Kihei (detail)
photography
25" x 104"
$1,938
Kari McCarthy
Luminescence
oil
30" x 30"
$3,700
Amanda Opsahl McConnell
Tristen in Red
pastel on rag paper
35" x 29"
$1,250
Jean K. McGuinness
Girl
mixed media
26" x 20"
$765
Kimble Mead
Dorothy
ceramic tile
8" x 8"
$95
Mikel Mesh
The Prospect of Peace in the Middle East
mixed media construction
$5,000
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Paul Mullowney
Goddess I
woodcut with hand coloring
75 " x 39"
$2,000
Paul Mullowney
Goddess II
woodcut with hand coloring
75" x 39"
$2,000
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Heidi Nelms
Ghost Pattern
28 unique photograms
32" x 40"
$650
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Zach N ewkirk
Golden God in the Temple of Ten
Thousand Buddhas
oil on canvas
74" x 50"
$25,000
Zach Newkirk
Calm surf at Hookipa
o il on canvas
25" x 18"
$5,000
Caleb O'Connor
T he Runner
oil on linen
73" x 59"
14,000
Wayne N. Omura
A Tiger's Wood
wood
9" x IS "
$2,200
Jennifer Owen
Atomic Tango
salt-fired stoneware and bamboo
33" x 25"
$600
Jennifer O wen
Outside In
salt-fired stoneware
16" x 11 "
$750
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Everett Noetzel
All Burled Up
turned eucalyptus burl wood
wood base
7" x 17"
$2,900
wi koa
Darrell Orwig
Kodachrome: the mysterious black car
goes down the mountain just after sunset
acrylic
48" x 48"
$4,000
Suzy Papanikolas
Offering at Mailekini H eiau
acrylic
36" x 48"
$4,000
Santiago Papolla
Life of Fiction
mixed media
21" x 21"
$800
Santiago Papolla
Betty-Jane Pefley
The Sitting Place
colored pencil
30" x 38"
$1,400
Mind Thoughts and Pressures
mixed media
19" x 15"
$1,300
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Betty-Jane Pefley
Lua'i Pele
pastel
27" x 35"
$1,400
Carolyn Quan
Sunday Morning
photography on silk
75" x 36"
$1,225
digital heliograph sequence/photography
J.B. Rea
The Druzy Caper
botryoidal druzy quartz and sterling
silver 14 &22k gold
3" x 3"
$2,500
Tim Riley
Kaho 'olawe Makani
acrylic
49" x 37"
$5,000
Fred Rindlisbacher
LaZY Days
oil on canvas
27" x 33"
$2,700
Rob Ratkowski
Transit of Sunspot Group 10484
18" x 53"
$1,400
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ARTISTS 2004
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R andy R oss
Wanda Russell
Kathy Sakai
Banana Tree
Affinity
Nothing But T he Truth
o il on can vas
watercolor
tri-hue watercolo r
54" x 43"
$900
40" x 55 "
$3,600
38" x 31"
$2,000
Kathy Sak ai
Tadashi Sato
George Schattenburg
Sensei
Composition (Ki yoko)
Vase with Bamboo
tri-hue watercolor
o il on linen
ceramics
24" x 32"
$ 1,000
31" x 48"
15 " x 11 "
$300
Julie Schoenecker
Julie Schoeneck er
Transformation
Adrift
Al Sch wartz
Haleakala Red Earth Vessels
mono type
mon otype
set of three pit fired ceramic
41 "x33"
$1,795
33" x 39"
$ 1,795
$5,700
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William R. Scobie-Mitchell
Le Van Keola Sequeira
Tom Sewell
Manitou [triptych)
Birds Flight
o il a ll. birch panel
cook island pine bowl
13" x 16"
509 Rialto PHOTO BOOTH .
VEN ICE
$ 1,800
0000 x 0000
$2, 750
mixed , installation
$ 10,000
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Tom Sewell
H. Lee Shapiro
alzheimers mom
Iris
Ancestor
mixed , insta llaion
watercolor
22" x 18"
acrylic on can vas
32" x 40"
$950
$2 ,200
$8,000
Stuart Sharp
Will Spence
Ron Stattner
Rick Strini
One Night at the Summit
the fiddler
Lilikoi Passion Vine - Lamp
photography
36" x 44"
wire
glass
32"
$550
18" x 14"
$1,800
$1,100
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ARTIS T S 2004
Silvia
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Summer
Robert N. Suzuki
Daniel Tracy
Island C offee Table
stone\wood
39" x I S"
$6,500
George's Tiger
Sanctuary
acrylic on canvas
36" x 36"
$1,950
oil/canvas
32" x 38"
$6 ,000
Roger Van De Vanter
Roger Van De Vanter
Vijai
DRAGON VASE
KOI VASE
raku
24" x 17"
nfs
raku
23" x 20"
nfs
TIGERS IN W IND & RA IN
(detail)
o il on paper
39" x 43"
$2,000
Vijai
Sandy Vitarelli
N. Robert Wagstaff
JADE PEAKS (detail)
Ferns
Hidden-petaled abutilon
o il on paper
39" x 43"
$2,000
stoneware
20" x 17"
$1,500
21" x 23"
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gouache
$3,800
Linda Whittemore
G reen Piece
viscosity mono type
Lori W in terbottom-G untzel
Leaning Tree
po laro id transfer/co lored pencil
Lori Winterbottom-Guntzel
Compacta
polaro id transfer/watercolorpenc il
35"x3 1"
$2,200
10" x 12"
$100
10" x 12"
$110
B ill & Sally Worcester
Evening Ocean
blown glass
10" x 15"
$1,800
Martha W oodbury
C hanging S tillness
acrylic and mixed media on can vas
32" x 42"
$3,600
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Ch year, the State Foundation on Culture
and the Arts (SFCA) organizes an
Acquisition Award Selection Committee
(AASC) to visit Art Maui prior to the opening of the
show. The committee is responsible for selecting and
recommending to the SFCA board outstanding works
of art that should be acquired for the Art in Public
Places Relocatable Collection. The AASC is comprised of SFCA's board and staff and volunteer consultants who are qualified visual art professionals. In
1989, the Art in State Buildings Law was succeeded by
the Work of Art Special Fund.
The State Foundation on Culture and the Arts was
established by the Hawaii State Legislature in 1965 as
the official arts agency of the State of Hawaii. In 1967,
the State's role as patron of the arts was further augmented by Act 298, the "Art-in-State-Buildings Law."
This legislation mandated that one percent of appropriations for the original construction of any State
building be set aside for the acquisition of works of art.
Also, the funds are used for the conservation, transportation and exhibition of works of art.
The Art in Public Places Program of the State
Foundation expends these funds for the purchases of
completed, portable works of art, and for the commissioning of artists for works of art to be placed at specific locations.
Works of art acquired for the State's public art collection are displayed in state offices and buildings
throughout Hawaii.These works of art are se lected for
purchase from juried exhibitions, galleries and artists'
studios by Acquisition Award Selection Committees
made up of State Foundation board members, staff and
qualified visual arts consultants. Commissions which
are major works installed as an integral part of a structure or near a building, are awarded by the SFCA
board from a list of three artists selected by Art
Advisory Committees composed of the building's officials, architects, clientele and residents of the nearby
community.The objectives of the Arts in Public Places
Program are:
e To enhance the environmental quality of public
buildings and spaces throughout the State for the
enjoyment and enrichment of the public;
e To cultivate the public's awareness, understanding,
and appreciation of visual arts in all media, styles
and techniques;
e To contribute to the development and recognition
of a professional artistic community;
e To acquire, interpret, preserve, and display works of
art expressive of the Hawaiian Islands, the multicultural heritages of its people, and the various creative interests of its artists.
"Th{.s tfj {.station mandated that one percent of appropriations
for the orfjinat constr~ction of an:; state h~UdiYlj he set aside
for the acz~{.sition of works of art."
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Mah a lo to the Four Seasons Resort Maui and General Manager, Radha Arora,
for their long lasting support in the don ation of the Purchase Pledge Dinner.
A spec ial thank you to Fo ur Seasons Resort Executive Chef Fabrice Rossman and
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continued support enables us to sustain ART MAUl year after year. To each
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Gage and Lettie Schubert
Wines - Peggy and John Sullivan
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