“As humans we live in a world full of “things.” There are so many objects surrounding us that overshadow our sense of uniqueness and our ability to marvel at the world as it vanishes in our everyday routine….“The extraordinary happens, if only we commit ourselves to see it through.”
This year's exhibition is juried by Patricia Salmon, a long-time member of the Hawaiian arts community. She is a former gallerist and widely-known specialist in early 20th century painting.
Featuring works from:
Fidalis Beuhler
Paul Cantanese
Kevin Diminyatz
John Goebel
Andrew Grabar
Monika Mann
HAWAII
EXHIBITION
We touch, taste, smell, hear, and see the world around us, assembling our notions of what is though our five senses. Sharing those impressions, we develop a social consensus of reality and orient around the surety of that consensus.
A valued function of the artist is to offer alternative interpretations of what is by modelling what-might-be. Those models present innovative ways of perceiving, thinking, and responding to our changing environments.
