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Small Works Show
2005 The Kauai Society of Artists' Small Works Show 2005 was on exhibit at the Kukui Grove Exhibition Hall in Lihue from January 22 through February 28, 2005. New this year was an artwork size limit of 2 inches maximum in any direction. Frame, mat, or other support could extend to 6 inches, but the art itself could not extend beyond the 2 inch limit. Artists were encouraged to meet the challenge, have fun, and see how small they could go. Awards:
Honorable Mentions:
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 The Kauai Society of Artists is supported in part by the State Foundation on Culture and the Arts through appropriations from the legislature of the State of Hawaii and the National Endowment for the Arts. Exhibition space is courtesy of Kukui Grove Shopping Center. Mahalo to all the participating artists, generous award donors, hard working KSA volunteers, and Kukui Grove staff and management.  |
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Victoria Gail-White has been writing the art column for the Honolulu Advertiser newspaper for the past three years. Prior to that, she owned the Art Plantation Gallery in Haleiwa. Her textile and fiber works have been accepted in many juried exhibitions in Hawaii and the mainland. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Antioch University in psychology and has supplemented her art education with numerous workshops over the years. Gail-White has worked as a professional chef, as an educator, a beekeeper, and has designed exhibitions. Besides her artwork, her recent interests include community theater. Victoria moved to Hawaii from New York in 1978.
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"I believe in the creative spirit in all of us. Personally, I am always happiest when I am creating something, it doesn't matter what it is. And it seems to me, after all these years of looking at and studying art, that pure, directed creative energy is always visible. When art isn't self-conscious it's inspiring."  |
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