Retrospective: 1967-1987 (Book 2)
Retrospective: 1967-1987—Artists and works selected by Tom Klobe and Momi Cazimero. Published by State Foundation on Culture on the Arts, 1987.
All the artworks featured in this book were selected for the Art in Public Places Program of the Hawai‘i State Foundation on Culture and the Arts. The works illustrated in this catalogue are pieces that were purchased by the State of Hawai‘i for display in State offices and other public spaces. The funds for these purchases were provided by the State’s Art-in-State-Buildings Law, a law which established that one percent of appropriations for the construction of any State building be set aside for acquisition of works of art. The works included in this book are organized according to genre. They are presented in the following chapters: “Drawing and Printmaking,” “Painting,” “Fiber,” “Ceramics,” “Sculpture,” “Photography,” and “Commissions.” Most of the artists are represented by a photograph of an artwork at the top of the page and a brief biography of the artist at the bottom of the page. Many of the biographical notes include a brief comment by the artist. Commissioned works are, however, represented by multiple photographs; this is because those works are large in size. The order of the artists appears to have been decided based on a desire to provide an attractive flow of examples. The artists are not organized alphabetically. The order in which the artists are presented is as follows. Drawing and Printmaking: Jeffrey Dunn, Sonchai Nisayaphantha, Donna Stoner, Martin Peavy, Toyoko McGovern, May Bonic, Murray Turnbull, Selley Ferriera, Kristin Kuhns, Martin Charlot, Anne Miura, John Kelly, John Takami Morita, Dodie Warren, Kenneth Bushnell, George Woolard, Stephan Doi, Laura Ruby Allyn Bromley, and Michael Harada. Painting: Susan Hansen, Jean Boone, Hon-Chew Hee, Juliette May Fraser, Harry Tschidana, Stanley Yamauchi, Peter Jacka, Richard Nelson, Winnifred Hudson, Juanita Vitousek, Doug Young, John Wisnosky, Alison Manaut, Lawrence Calcagno, Lee Chesney, Edward Stasack, Isami Doi, Madge Tennant, Barbara Engle, Les Biller, Ronald Kowalke, Sharon Smith, Willson Stamper, Ka-Ning Fong, Louis Pohl, Helene Cailliet, Keichi Kimura, Reuben Tam, John Young, Pat Catlett, Tetsuo Ochikubo, Tadashi Sato, Ben Norris, Shirley Russell, Don Dugal, Betty Ecke, J. Halley Cox, Brian Isobe, Joseph Feher, Dorothy Faison, Timothy Ojile, Alan Leitner, Denise DuVone, Ella Tokunaga, Laila Twigg-Smith, and John Kjargaard. Fiber: Judy Bisgard, Barbara Kerbox, Claudia Johnson, Marcia Morse, Karron Nottingham-Halverson, Coleen Kimura, Elizabeth Train, Reiko Brandon, Carol Yotsuda, Josephine Hanakahi, Pamela Barton, Wendy Kim Chee, and Yvonne Cheng. Ceramics: Vicky Chock, Edmund Enomoto, Suzanne Wolfe, Robert Young, Esther Shimizu, David Kuraoka, Shigeharu Yamada, Yukio Ozaki, Gail Bakutis, Bunky Bakutis, Toshiko Takaezu, Barry Nakasone, Randy Hokushin, and May Chee. Sculpture: Mamoro Sato, Marie Kodama, Michael Tom, Hiroki Morinoue, Daniel DeLuz, Kauka de Silva, Kenneth Shutt, Satoru Abe, Donald Page, and Helen Gilbert. Photography: Richard Cooke, Annie Rogers, Stephen Murakami, Casey Ibaraki, Edward West, Wayne Levin, Lynn Tanimoto, Shuzo Uemoto, Boone Morrison, Frank Salmoiraghi, Stanley Tomita, and Francis Haar.