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Individual
Artist Fellowship: Selected Works
by
IAF Recipients 1995 - 2008
September 3, 2010 - July 16, 2011
The
Glove
by Renee Iijima
This
captivating exhibition showcased the
work of recipients of the prestigious
Individual Artist Fellowship that is
awarded by the Hawai‘i State Foundation
on Culture and the Arts every two years.
The Individual Artist Fellowship
recognizes accomplishments in the visual
and performing arts. The first
fellowship was presented in 1995 and
since then, 53 artists have received
this honor that is determined through
peer review. Fellows demonstrate
significant contributions to their
discipline and are distinguished for
their creativity and innovation in their
field as well as their professional
development and growth. For a walk
through the gallery, click here.
ARrchiTecture:
Exploring Public Art &
The Built Environment
September 3, 2010 - January 15, 2011
and
May 6, 2011 - July 16, 2011
A Path
Through the Trees
by Satoru
Abe
This exhibition explored the
relationship between public art and the
built environment, between building
design and artist. Presenting five
commissioned works of art completed in
fiscal year 2010. This exhibition
highlighted the role public art plays in
some of Hawai‘i’s most prominent
Government buildings and campuses. For a
walk through the gallery, click here.
Hi‘iakaikapoliopele:
Visual Stories by
Contemporary Native Hawaiian
Artists
May 7, 2010 - July 17, 2010
This
exhibit featured selected works from Hi‘iakaikapoliopele:
Visual Stories by Contemporary Native
Hawaiian Artists, an invitational
exhibition organized by Maui Arts &
Cultural Center in Fall 2009, with partial
support from the County of Maui and
Kauahea Inc. For a walk through the
gallery, click here.
47th Annual
Hawai‘i Regional Scholastic Art
Awards 2010
February 5 - April 3, 2010
An
exhibition of the most outstanding art
work from hundreds of Hawai‘i students, in
grades 7-12, throughout the islands. The
exhibit featured the regional Scholastic
Art Gold Key Awards and Silver Key Awards
finalists from the Scholastic
Art & Writing Awards Program,
the longest running and most prestigious
student arts recognition program in the
United States.
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