Biennial of Hawaii Artists
The Biennial of Hawaii Artists is an invitational exhibition of six or seven Hawaii artists that has been held at Spalding House since 1993. It was originally organized by The Contemporary Museum, Honolulu and known as “The Contemporary Museum Biennial of Hawaii Artists”.[1] In 2011, The Contemporary Museum, Honolulu became part of the Honolulu Museum of Art,[2] with the latter institution continuing the biennial.
| Biennial of Hawaii Artists | |
|---|---|
| Genre | biennale, focus on visual art |
| Begins | 1993 |
| Frequency | biennial, every two years. |
| Location(s) | Honolulu, Hawaii |
| Inaugurated | 1993 |
The following is a list of participating artists:
Biennial I (1993)
- Dorothy Faison
- David Graves
- Randy Hokushin
- Wayne Levin
- Dean Oshiro
- Esther Shimazu
- Masami Teraoka
Biennial II (1995)
- Arabella Ark
- Gaye Chan
- Sally French
- Don Ed Hardy
- Garnett Puett
- Frank Sheriff
- David Ulrich
Biennial III (1997)
- Donald Bernshouse
- Robert Hamada
- Renee Iijima
- Martin H. Peavy
- Franco Salmoiraghi
- Romolo Valencia
Biennial IV (1999)
- Margaret Ezekiel
- Nelson Flack
- Kapulani Landgraf
- R. Chiu Leong
- Mary Mitsuda
- Michael Tom
Biennial V (2001)
- Ben Kikuyama
- Hugh Russell
- Suzanne Saylor
- Masami Teraoka
- Kaori Ukaji
- Fae Yamaguchi
Biennial VI (2003)
- Ka’ili Chun
- Tom Lieber
- Wayne Morioka
- Deborah G. Nehmad
- Walter G. Nottingham
- Michael Takemoto
Biennial VII (2005)
- Charles Cohan
- Sergio Goes
- Claudia Johnson
- Michael Lee
- Jacqueline Rush Lee
- Michael Marshall
- Christopher Reiner
Biennial VIII (2008)
- Eli Baxter
- Vincent Goudreau
- Meidor Hu
- Javier Martinez
- Cade Roster
- Yida Wang
- Wayne Zebzda
Biennial IX (2010)
- Kloe Kang
- Scott Yoell
- Maika'i Tubbs
- Marc Thomas
- Abigail Romanchak
- Jason Teraoka
- Rosa Silver
Biennial X (2012)
- Mary Babcock
- Solomon Enos
- Jaisy Hanlon
- Jianjie Ji
- Sally Lundburg
- Bruna Stude
References
- Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, The Contemporary Museum Biennial of Hawaii Artists I, Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, 1993.
- Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, The Contemporary Museum Biennial of Hawaii Artists II, Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, 1995.
- Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, The Contemporary Museum Biennial of Hawaii Artists III, Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, 1997.
- Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, The Contemporary Museum Biennial of Hawaii Artists IV, Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, 1999.
- Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, The Contemporary Museum Biennial of Hawaii Artists V, Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, 2001.
- Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, The Contemporary Museum Biennial of Hawaii Artists VI, Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, 2003.
- Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, The Contemporary Museum Biennial of Hawaii Artists VII, Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, 2005.
- Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, The Contemporary Museum Biennial of Hawaii Artists VIII, Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, 2008.
- Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, The Contemporary Museum Biennial of Hawaii Artists IX, Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, 2010.
- Tully, Inger, “Biennial of Hawaii Artists X” in Honolulu Academy of Arts, Jan./Feb. 2012, p. 7.
Footnotes
- Honolulu Academy of Arts, Jan./Feb. 2012, p.7
- Burlingame, Burl, “Art museums sign off on merger agreement”, Honolulu Star-Advertiser, May 3, 2011, p. B2
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