The second floor lobby at Pauahi Tower in Honolulu, at 1003 Bishop Street, is home until August 3 for a selection of original fine art by local artists.
The location is convenient for downtown office workers who might walk over during lunch hour for some quiet visual meditation.
The lobby with its high ceilings and window walls lends itself to large pieces. Consider that my “large” contribution of “Royal Archival Banyan” in oil is hanging in a beautiful koa display case.
Display case features both two- and three-dimensional works.
Glass case containing 2D and 3D art reflects high-rise downtown parking garage for a fourth dimension.
Unusual art that caught my eye were a collage by David Friedman, and three smaller pieces: a fish and a couple of decorated fishing floats.
Collage art by David Friedman
Spheres, one a former fishing float.
Fish
Windward Artists Guild and Wendy Roberts organized the exhibit entitled Ultra Exhibit I. Katherine Love was the curator.
For information about purchasing any of the art, please email Wendy Roberts at wag@windwardartistsguild.org
If you go: Alii Place parking garage has reasonable fees. Enter from the right hand lane of Alakea street between King and Hotel streets. Pauahi Tower is one block from Alakea on Bishop street.
—RL
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