2003 International Invitational Works on Paper Exhibition

Campus Center Gallery, University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo, Hilo, Hawaiʻi, February 10-April 15, 2003

The Art Department of the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo and the UH Hilo Student Activities Council present the 2003 International Invitational Exhibition of Works on Paper in the Campus Center Gallery. The exhibit features works on paper by six artists from the United States, Asia, and Europe. The works on paper in the exhibition (prints, drawings, paintings, and mixed media) showcase diversity in process as well as content.

The exhibition is on display from February 10th to April 15th, 2003 in the Campus Center Gallery. A catalogue of the exhibition is under preparation. For more information on, please contact Professor Michael Marshall, Art Department (808-974-7524).

Featured Artists

Rhonda Ann Rosa Aquino

Eight In a Row
by Rhonda Ann Rosa Aquino

Rhonda Ann Rosa Aquino is an alumna of the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo. She has received exhibition awards in national and regional exhibitions. As an undergraduate art major at UH Hilo she received a Binney and Smith Liquitex National Award. Aquino resides and works on the island of Maui.

Artist/Title	Materials	Size
Rhonda Ann Rosa Aquino
Eight In a Row	Mixed media triptych	85.5 x 20.5"
Maui Mountain Mist	Mixed media triptych	48 x 22.5"

Dewey Crumpler

Dewey Crumpler is an artist from the San Francisco Bay area who teaches studio art and art history at the San Francisco Art Institute. Crumplerhas also taught at Stanford University, the University of California, and the San Francisco Art Institute. He was a visiting artist at the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo in 2002. Crumpler has exhibited work throughout the U.S. and abroad. He is a National Endowment for the Arts fellow in visual arts and has also received awards and fellowships from the Fleishhacker Foundation in California, the California Arts Commission, and the National Conference of Artists.

Artist/Title	Materials	Size
Dewey Crumpler
Untitled #19	Mixed media	22.5 x 30"
Untitled #18	Mixed media	22.5 x 30"
Untitled #16	Mixed media	30 x 22.5"

Barbara A. Harder

Barbara A. Harder lives and works in Connecticut. She teaches printmaking at the Connecticut Graphic Art Center in Norwalk and at the Creative Art Workshop in New Haven. Her work has been presented in major juried exhibitions and is included in many public and corporate collections. She is currently participating in an exhibition traveling throughout Scotland.

Artist/Title	Materials	Size
Barbara A. Harder
L topog V	Monotype pastel	72 x 42"
Remains #220	Monotype mixed media	16.25 x 9"
Remains # 57	Monoprint	10.25 x 10.5"

Leon Hicks

Leon Hicks is from St. Louis, Missouri, and is Professor Emeritus at Webster University in St. Louis. Hicks is an internationally acclaimed printmaker and is a scholar of African-American art. He has presented his work in numerous solo and group exhibitions throughout the United States. Hicks has received many grants and exhibition awards and his work is represented in public collections throughout the U.S. Hicks resides and works in Florida.

Artist/Title	Materials	Size
Leon Hicks
Engraving XII #1	Engraving	30.25 x 22.25"
Engraving XIII C#3-4	Engraving	30.25 x 22.25"
Engraving VII #1-4	Engraving	30 x 22"

Vijay Kumar

Vijay Kumar is originally from India and teaches printmaking at the Manhattan Graphics Center in New York City. Kumar has exhibited his work throughout India, the United States, Europe and Asia. During 2002, his work received the highest prize in an exhibition of prints by the Royal Society or Painters and Printmakers in London.

Artist/Title	Materials	Size
Vijay Kumar
India Portfolio #8	Spit bite etching tint aquatint	16 x 12"
India Portfolio #6	Intaglio, photo etching	16 x 12"
India Portfolio #2	Intaglio, photo etching	16 x 12"

Jiri Samek

Jiri Samek lives and works in the Czech Republic. Samek has exhibited work in printmaking media throughout Europe and Asia. Samek’s work has received major international awards. During 2001, the artist participated in the Pacific Rim International Print Exhibition at the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo, receiving a juror’s award.

Artist/Title	Materials	Size
Jiri Samek
A White Bloom	Linoleum intaglio	15 x 15.5"
A Tilt Tank of Water	Linoleum intaglio	27 x 23"
White Table	Linoleum intaglio	43 x 17"

Boyd Sanders

Boyd Sanders is Professor of Art at the University of South Carolina. His work has presented in numerous exhibitions nationally and internationally and is represented in public collections throughout the U.S., Europe, and Asia. Saunders is a founding member of the Southern Graphics Council, the largest and one of the most influential printmaking organizations in the country, in 1972, and served as its first president. He presented his work in a major retrospective exhibition at the McKissick Museum and I. Pickney Gallery in Columbia, South Carolina, in 2001.

Artist/Title	Materials	Size
Boyd Sanders
The Great House	Etching	24 x 18"
The Crossing	Lithograph	32 x 22"
The Guardian	Etching	20 x 16"