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    Fifty years ago, construction began on the Hawaii Capitol that would transform the 24-acre historic site into the iconic five-story building where some of the most important legislative decisions have been made since statehood. With its open atrium, high ceilings and ring of columns erupting from a reflecting pool, the building is both symbolic of the islands and stands as a work of art in its own right. That’s why on the 50th anniversary of the start of its construction, the Capitol building itself will be a major part of the focus for this year’s State Legislature Annual “Art at the Capitol” exhibit. The exhibit is being presented in conjunction with the Hawaii State Art Museum’s First Friday festivities on Friday, March 6, 2015 from 4:30 to 7 p.m. A program on the third floor kicks off the event in Conference Room 329. More than 500 works of art by local artists placed in the offices of legislators and executive offices will be open to the public for viewing. Fifty-seven offices in both the House and the Senate, including the Public Access Room, and the Office of the Governor are participating. “People are invited into their Capitol to visit the offices, chat with legislators, and learn a little more about the personality of the occupant through the art they chose to display” said Senator Brian Taniguchi (Manoa, Makiki, Punchbowl, Papakolea), who has led efforts for the Art at the Capitol event. “People can wander the halls listening to live chamber music and later stroll over to downtown Honolulu and celebrate First Friday activities." "It’s important to let your mind wander to places not usually visited during one’s busy day," said Rep. Isaac Choy (Manoa, Punahou, University, Moiliili) who coordinates efforts from the House for Art at the Capitol. “Art is a great distraction to get away and just imagine.” However, it’s the Capitol itself that will be the featured “work of art.” Along with viewing the art collection, visitors may watch a short documentary featuring interviews with Governor George Ariyoshi, retired Judge James Burns (son of Governor John Burns), Uncle Joe Tassill (Capitol tour guide), and architect Frank Haines. The film will provide insight into the history of the Capitol. Commissioned in 1959, construction on the Capitol did not actually start until November 1965 and was completed four years later on March 15, 1969. The original estimated cost was $24 million, but reduced to $14.5 million after public outcry at the original price tag. The Hawaii Capitol was designed to reflect the historic and cultural significance and natural beauty of the islands. The number eight was incorporated into the building as a metaphor for the eight major islands of the Hawaiian archipelago. There are eight columns front and back of the building, groups of eight columns on the balcony surrounding the fourth floor, and eight panels on the doors leading to the Governor’s and Lieutenant Governor’s office. The Capitol is surrounded by water symbolic of the Pacific Ocean, with columns, representing palm trees, rising from the reflecting pool. The curved, sloping walls of the House and Senate chambers were inspired by the volcanoes that gave birth to the islands. But it’s the building’s open air design with its expansive entryways and open courtyard that has proven to be more than symbolic. The building is a wonderful piece of art and architecture, where function and design work hand in hand to encourages gatherings, dialogue and interaction—a perfect setting for Hawaii’s seat of government on an island known as “the gathering place.” Guests will also enjoy entertainment featuring live music from the Hawaii Youth Symphony Quartet, and have the chance to mingle with lawmakers and artists. For a preview of some of the art in the offices, a video series called “What’s on your wall?,” can be found on the Art at the Capitol YouTube and Facebook accounts. • Facebook: https://www

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    Fifty years ago, construction began on the Hawaii Capitol that would transform the 24-acre historic site into the iconic five-story building where some of the most important legislative decisions have been made since statehood. With its open atrium, high ceilings and ring of columns erupting from a reflecting pool, the building is both symbolic of the islands and stands as a work of art in its own right. That’s why on the 50th anniversary of the start of its construction, the Capitol building itself will be a major part of the focus for this year’s State Legislature Annual “Art at the Capitol” exhibit. The exhibit is being presented in conjunction with the Hawaii State Art Museum’s First Friday festivities on Friday, March 6, 2015 from 4:30 to 7 p.m. A program on the third floor kicks off the event in Conference Room 329. More than 500 works of art by local artists placed in the offices of legislators and executive offices will be open to the public for viewing. Fifty-seven offices in both the House and the Senate, including the Public Access Room, and the Office of the Governor are participating. “People are invited into their Capitol to visit the offices, chat with legislators, and learn a little more about the personality of the occupant through the art they chose to display” said Senator Brian Taniguchi (Manoa, Makiki, Punchbowl, Papakolea), who has led efforts for the Art at the Capitol event. “People can wander the halls listening to live chamber music and later stroll over to downtown Honolulu and celebrate First Friday activities." "It’s important to let your mind wander to places not usually visited during one’s busy day," said Rep. Isaac Choy (Manoa, Punahou, University, Moiliili) who coordinates efforts from the House for Art at the Capitol. “Art is a great distraction to get away and just imagine.” However, it’s the Capitol itself that will be the featured “work of art.” Along with viewing the art collection, visitors may watch a short documentary featuring interviews with Governor George Ariyoshi, retired Judge James Burns (son of Governor John Burns), Uncle Joe Tassill (Capitol tour guide), and architect Frank Haines. The film will provide insight into the history of the Capitol. Commissioned in 1959, construction on the Capitol did not actually start until November 1965 and was completed four years later on March 15, 1969. The original estimated cost was $24 million, but reduced to $14.5 million after public outcry at the original price tag. The Hawaii Capitol was designed to reflect the historic and cultural significance and natural beauty of the islands. The number eight was incorporated into the building as a metaphor for the eight major islands of the Hawaiian archipelago. There are eight columns front and back of the building, groups of eight columns on the balcony surrounding the fourth floor, and eight panels on the doors leading to the Governor’s and Lieutenant Governor’s office. The Capitol is surrounded by water symbolic of the Pacific Ocean, with columns, representing palm trees, rising from the reflecting pool. The curved, sloping walls of the House and Senate chambers were inspired by the volcanoes that gave birth to the islands. But it’s the building’s open air design with its expansive entryways and open courtyard that has proven to be more than symbolic. The building is a wonderful piece of art and architecture, where function and design work hand in hand to encourages gatherings, dialogue and interaction—a perfect setting for Hawaii’s seat of government on an island known as “the gathering place.” Guests will also enjoy entertainment featuring live music from the Hawaii Youth Symphony Quartet, and have the chance to mingle with lawmakers and artists. For a preview of some of the art in the offices, a video series called “What’s on your wall?,” can be found on the Art at the Capitol YouTube and Facebook accounts. • Facebook: https://www

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    2015 Art at The Capitol Booklet

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    Fifty years ago, construction began on the Hawaii Capitol that would transform the 24-acre historic site into the iconic five-story building where some of the most important legislative decisions have been made since statehood. With its open atrium, high ceilings and ring of columns erupting from a reflecting pool, the building is both symbolic of the islands and stands as a work of art in its own right. That’s why on the 50th anniversary of the start of its construction, the Capitol building itself will be a major part of the focus for this year’s State Legislature Annual “Art at the Capitol” exhibit. The exhibit is being presented in conjunction with the Hawaii State Art Museum’s First Friday festivities on Friday, March 6, 2015 from 4:30 to 7 p.m. A program on the third floor kicks off the event in Conference Room 329. More than 500 works of art by local artists placed in the offices of legislators and executive offices will be open to the public for viewing. Fifty-seven offices in both the House and the Senate, including the Public Access Room, and the Office of the Governor are participating. “People are invited into their Capitol to visit the offices, chat with legislators, and learn a little more about the personality of the occupant through the art they chose to display” said Senator Brian Taniguchi (Manoa, Makiki, Punchbowl, Papakolea), who has led efforts for the Art at the Capitol event. “People can wander the halls listening to live chamber music and later stroll over to downtown Honolulu and celebrate First Friday activities." "It’s important to let your mind wander to places not usually visited during one’s busy day," said Rep. Isaac Choy (Manoa, Punahou, University, Moiliili) who coordinates efforts from the House for Art at the Capitol. “Art is a great distraction to get away and just imagine.” However, it’s the Capitol itself that will be the featured “work of art.” Along with viewing the art collection, visitors may watch a short documentary featuring interviews with Governor George Ariyoshi, retired Judge James Burns (son of Governor John Burns), Uncle Joe Tassill (Capitol tour guide), and architect Frank Haines. The film will provide insight into the history of the Capitol. Commissioned in 1959, construction on the Capitol did not actually start until November 1965 and was completed four years later on March 15, 1969. The original estimated cost was $24 million, but reduced to $14.5 million after public outcry at the original price tag. The Hawaii Capitol was designed to reflect the historic and cultural significance and natural beauty of the islands. The number eight was incorporated into the building as a metaphor for the eight major islands of the Hawaiian archipelago. There are eight columns front and back of the building, groups of eight columns on the balcony surrounding the fourth floor, and eight panels on the doors leading to the Governor’s and Lieutenant Governor’s office. The Capitol is surrounded by water symbolic of the Pacific Ocean, with columns, representing palm trees, rising from the reflecting pool. The curved, sloping walls of the House and Senate chambers were inspired by the volcanoes that gave birth to the islands. But it’s the building’s open air design with its expansive entryways and open courtyard that has proven to be more than symbolic. The building is a wonderful piece of art and architecture, where function and design work hand in hand to encourages gatherings, dialogue and interaction—a perfect setting for Hawaii’s seat of government on an island known as “the gathering place.” Guests will also enjoy entertainment featuring live music from the Hawaii Youth Symphony Quartet, and have the chance to mingle with lawmakers and artists. For a preview of some of the art in the offices, a video series called “What’s on your wall?,” can be found on the Art at the Capitol YouTube and Facebook accounts. • Facebook: https://www

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    Art at the Capitol ~

    A Celebration of the People's Art

    Art at the Capitol began in 2008 as Senator Brian Taniguchis initiative to welcome the public to view the variety of art
    that is displayed not just in the open areas of the State Capitol, but in the legislative offices as well. The idea developed
    during a conversation with a Hawai`i State Art Museum docent about having legislators open their doors to the public to
    view the art collection the peoples art.
    More than 900 pieces of artwork acquired by the Art in Public Places program of the State Foundation on Culture and
    the Arts are on display at the State Capitol offices and open areas.
    In its inaugural year, the Senate opened its doors afterhours for the Art at the Capitol event -- which included participation by a number of the artists whose works are placed at the Capitol. With an overwhelming positive response, the
    House of Representatives joined Art at the Capitol the second year. In 2012, the Offices of the Governor and Lieutenant
    Governor participated in the event, marking the first time that all six floors of the State Capitol were open after hours for
    the Art at the Capitol celebration of the people's art!
    Hawai`i State Foundation on Culture and the Arts
    Art in Public Places Program
    In 1967, the Hawai`i State Legislature passed the Art-in-State-Buildings Law. Signed by Governor John A. Burns, the
    law established the State Foundation on Culture and the Arts, Art in
    Public Places Program. Hawai`i became the first state to set aside one percent of the cost of state buildings to acquire
    and commission works of visual art, which are then placed in or around state buildings to beautify and humanize the
    built environment. Advancing the concept of a statewide museum without walls, comprised of site-specific commission
    works of art and portable relocatable works of art, the program places art in publicly accessible state buildings to expand aesthetic opportunities as part of daily life. Relocatable works of art, which can be seen throughout the Capitol, are
    intended to be rotated throughout Hawai`i at different display sites in order for all people of the state to have access to
    view visual arts in various styles, techniques and media. The acquisition and display of works of art enables people of
    all communities on each island to enjoy art in public places. It stimulates broader interest in works by local artists and
    recognizes the professional achievements of visual artists. The Art in Public Places Programs collection is recognized
    as one of the most significant collections of late twentieth and early twenty-first century art in Hawai`i. Selections from
    the collection can also be seen at the Hawai`i State Art Museum.
    As a gathering place for the people of Hawai`i, the Capitol serves as one of the showcases
    for the Art in Public Places Collection - the peoples art.

    Current Exhibits at HiSAM


    Image & Imagination (Diamond Head Gallery)
    An exhibition of 38 curiosity-inspiring artworks in a variety of media. Drawn from the Art in Public Places Collection,
    these pieces were selected to act as a catalyst for response in museum visitors. The works all prompt the question,
    What was this artist thinking of to create this? Where possible, the interpretive labels for the exhibition include quotes
    from the artist that serve as clues to their thinking or intentions.
    Enriched by Diversity (Ewa Gallery)
    The exhibit reflects a mix of Hawaiis ethnic and cultural traditions. In a wide variety of artistic styles, movements, and
    media, the exhibition illustrates the varied cultural influences that fuel the creativity of Hawaiis artists. Predominately
    comprised of works dating from the 1960s to the present, the exhibition depicts the expression of artists throughout the
    state and their profound contributions toward understanding the people of Hawaii and their aspirations. In much of the
    art, a Western aesthetic was combined with the traditional aesthetic of Pacific Island and Asian cultures, a testament to
    Hawaiis unique geographical location and its history as a crossroads for people and ideas.
    2nd Annual Hawaii Regional Scholastic Art Awards (Diamond Head Gallery)
    The Scholastic Arts & Writing Awards is the longest-running, largest and most prestigious student recognition program
    in the United States. About 250 artworks by more than 100 Hawaii students artists are in the current exhibition. Each
    year, more than 250,000 entries are submitted to a network of 80 regional sponsors who screen the entries and conduct
    local exhibitions and award ceremonies. The most outstanding works are awarded the highest honor and receive the
    American Vision Award Nominee and the Regional Gold Key Finalist.
    He Makana - The Gertrude Mary Joan Damon Haig Collection of Hawaiian Art, Paintings and Prints

    Hawaii State Capitol


    The Building of Our Hawaii
    In 1959, Governor John A. Burns appointed a State Capitol Architects Advisory Committee, co-chaired by Robert R. Midkiff of
    the Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd. and State Representative George M. Koga. After several months of meetings, the committee selected
    the Honolulu firm Belt, Lemmon & Lo and the San Francisco firm John Carl Warnecke & Associates to design the new state capitol.
    The Hawaii State Capitol was designed in 1960 and confirmed by the Legislature in 1961. Construction commenced in
    November 1965 and was completed on March 15, 1969.
    The Hawaii State Capitol has been referred to as a modernist expression of civic ideals. The Building with its multiple
    displays of symbolism tell the story of Hawaii: the reflecting pools represent the Pacific Ocean, columns look like palm trees, and
    the two houses of the legislature are housed in volcano formations.
    Tadashi Satos mosaic, Aquarius, which graces the floor of the rotunda draws all of these elements together as the foundation
    and strength of the Hawaii State Capitol. However, what sets the Hawaii State Capitol Building is its openness providing open
    access for the public.
    Since 2008, Art in the Capitol has been an annual event that has grown to where the Senators, House of Representatives and
    the Offices of the Governor and Lieutenant Governor participate by opening their offices after hours in celebration of the peoples
    art.
    This years Art in the Capitol pays tribute to our Hawaii State Capitol and has dedicated this years program and focus on our
    Hawaii State Capitol with the theme -The Building of Our Hawaii.
    Through the support and contribution of Olelo, a special video presentation has been produced on the rich and vibrant history of
    our Hawaii State Capitol Building. Sharing their poignant recollections and intimate remembrances are the following leaders of the
    State of Hawaii:
    Governor George R. Ariyoshi
    Hawaii Territorial House of Representatives 1954
    Hawaii Territorial Senate 1958
    Hawaii State Senate 1959
    Lieutenant Governor 1970
    Governor 1974 1986
    Judge James S. Burns
    Son of Governor John A. Burns, second Governor of Hawaii, 1962- 1974
    Hawaii First Circuit Judge 1976-1977
    Associate Judge, Hawaii Intermediate Court of Appeals, 1980-82
    Chief Judge, Hawaii Intermediate Court of Appeals, 1982-2007
    Adjunct Professor, William S. Richardson School of Law, 2007-Present
    Architect Frank Haines
    One of the founding principals of Architects Hawaii, a professor at the
    UH Manoa, School of Architecture, and the author of two books on
    Hawaii architecture. He developed his own theory of "Hawaiian"
    architecture and is also one of the founders and volunteer guides of the
    architectural walking tour in downtown Honolulu.
    Uncle Joe Tassill
    Born and raised in Waimanalo, he served as the
    State Capitol Tour Guide for nearly two decades.

    SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
    4:30 Opening Program Room 329 (3rd Floor - Ewa, Mauka)
    Introduction of Artists and Special Guests
    5:00 Self-guided Tour Starts
    Senate and House Galleries will be open to view the
    Tapestries
    5:00-5:45 Hawaii Youth Symphony String Quartet #1 performs on the 2nd Floor
    Joseph Fujinami, violinist (Punahou) Benjamin Kim, violinist (St. Francis)
    Athena Zhao, viola (Punahou) Kahler Suzuki , cello (Iolani)

    6:00-6:45 Hawaii Youth Symphony String Quartet #2 performs on the 2nd Floor
    Brent Ramos, violinist (Moanalua HS)Shin Chang, violinist (Kalani HS)
    Lauren Park, viola (Punahou)Eileen Chen, cello (Iolani)

    7:00 Event Ends


    The Hawaii State Art Museum will be open till 9:00 p.m.
    Jazz group "Partners in Time" and
    Calligraphy Artist, Shisui Hashimoto, are performing

    Video Interviews
    Shown at the following locations

    Senate Chamber
    Hawaii State Capitol - The Building of Our Hawaii

    Chamber Level, artwork are on display by students from


    the following schools:

    Mokapu Elementary School, Olomana School,


    Kaelepulu Elementary School & Aikahi Elementary Schools

    Mahalo! for attending ~ Drive home safely!

    Room 201
    Senator Mike Gabbard

    20th Senatorial District


    Kapolei, Makakilo, portions of
    Ewa, Kalaeloa, and Waipahu

    Room 203
    Senator Lorraine Inouye

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Hilario Aquilizan

    Mangoes
    acrylic painting, 1977

    Reception

    Pam Barton

    Mayu
    bamboo, cane, 1993

    Reception

    Chonchanok
    Chaiyatap

    Under Pressure
    steel and wood sculpture, 1996

    Reception

    Jean Charlot

    Tying Child to Chair


    oil painting, 1970

    Senator's Office

    Jean Charlot

    Woman Standing, Child on Back


    etching print, 1970

    Senator's Office

    Vicky Chock

    Jurassic Chair
    handbuilt ceramic sculpture, 1993

    Reception

    Vicky Chock

    Lychee Chair
    handbuilt ceramic sculpture, 1993

    Reception

    Vicky Chock

    Papaya Chair
    handbuilt ceramic sculpture, 1993

    Reception

    Vicky Chock

    Vegetarian Tang Figure


    Clay

    Reception

    Juliette May Fraser

    St. Francis and Maui


    fresco painting on canec, 1954

    Senator's Office

    Geoffrey Fricker

    Cane Harvest
    silver gelatin print, 1989

    Reception

    May Izumi

    Hey! Diddle! Jump!


    clay, copper wire, polymer clay,
    fiber, 2002

    Reception

    Ron Kowalke

    Yellow Brick Road Beach


    oil painting, 1975

    Reception

    Julie McIntyre

    White Birds in Paradise


    watercolor, 2008

    Reception

    Jeera Rattanangkoon

    Political Chair
    woodcut, 1999

    Senator's Office

    William Rodgers

    Kiawe Study
    oil on linen

    Reception

    Fred Roster

    Boat of Dreams Abandoned


    Reception
    wood, aluminum, lead, steel, glass, 2003

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Francis Haar

    Hula Hoe
    black and white photograph, 1961

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    Iolani by the Sea


    black and white photograph, 1961

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    Iolani at Halemaumau
    black and white photograph, 1968

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    Iolani at Huli Hee


    black and white photograph, 1975

    Reception

    4th Senatorial District


    Hilo, Hamakua, Kohala, Waimea,
    Waikoloa, Kona

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Elroy Juan

    Waipio
    decorated Hawaiian water gourd, 2009

    Senator's office

    Alice Kagawa Parrott

    Blue and Green Forms


    woven wallhanging, 1968

    Reception

    Lisa Schattenburg-Raymond Kapa Mamaki


    Senator's office
    mamaki stamped with kukui soot ink, 2014

    Room 204
    Senator Clarence Nishihara

    17th Senatorial District


    Waipahu, Crestview, Manana, Pearl
    City, Pacific Palisades

    Room 205
    Senator J. Kalani English

    7th Senatorial District


    Hana, East and Upcountry Maui,
    Molokai, Lanai, Kahoolawe

    Shuzo Uemoto

    Liffie Keonaonaoku`uipooleolani
    Johansen Pratt ("Nana I Na Loea Hula Look to the Hula Resources")
    black and white photograph, 1982

    Senator's office

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Fabienne Blanc

    Bananas
    watercolor painting, 1995

    Senator's office

    Shizuko Mansho

    Midnight Fantasy
    watercolor on paper, 1990

    Reception

    Jackie Mild Lau

    The Three Not So Little Pigs


    & The Not So Big Not So Bad Wolf
    ceramic - raku, 2007

    Reception

    Franco Salmoiraghi

    Pu`umoiwi Adze Work Site,


    Kaho'olawe 1993
    black and white photograph, 1994

    Reception

    Esther Shimazu

    Sumotori
    ceramic sculpture, 1984

    Reception

    Randall Shiroma

    Untitled
    pastel drawing, 1986

    Reception

    Randall Shiroma

    Untitled
    pastel drawing, 1986

    Reception

    Brett A. Uprichard

    Na Kanakaole
    black and white photograph, 1990

    Senator's office

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Various Artists

    Lei Hulu Papa


    feather leis, 1980

    Senator's office

    Pam Barton

    Kilipue
    black bamboo, sea grass, 1996

    Senator's office

    Todd Campbell

    Tall Open Vessel Priestess of the Volcano Senator's office


    Norfolk pine, 2008

    Dixie Crichton Samasoni

    Traditional Samoan Tapa-board Painting Senator's office


    tapa cloth, 1974

    Kit Gentry

    Backlight
    Pastel, 2000

    Reception

    Jim Kelly

    Mana Pohaku
    color photograph,

    Reception

    Room 206
    Senator Will Espero

    19th Senatorial District


    'Ewa Beach, Ocean pointe, Ewa by
    Gentry, Iroquois Point, portion of
    Ewa Villages

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    James Koga

    Haipo at Kapapa Haunaumoku


    etching print, 1975

    Reception

    Pam Kramer

    Lidded Puahala
    Milo wood, 2011

    Senators Office

    Philip Markwart

    Nani Ka Hala, Ka Wehe O Ka Aina


    Hand stamped washi (Japanese paper
    Made from mulberry), 2012

    Reception

    Juliette May Fraser

    December Seven
    oil painting, 1961

    Reception

    Rick Mills

    The Midden, A Slight Return


    blown and solid formed glass, 2010

    Senators Office

    Tadashi Sato

    Captain's Chair
    oil on canvas, 1961

    Reception

    Levan Keola Sequeira

    Wa`a Kaulua
    koa, yellow cedar, ebony, lauhala, 2008

    Senators Office

    William Tuthill

    Berkeley Madrone Grove


    lithograph - aluminum plate, 2005

    Reception

    Ray Yoshida

    Untitled
    oil on canvas, 1990

    Reception

    Ray Yoshida

    Untitled
    oil on canvas, 1990

    Reception

    Michio Yoshimura

    Tree Mold
    oil painting, 1975

    Senators Office

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Satoru Abe

    Tree on the Horizon


    etching, 1966

    Reception

    Satoru Abe

    The Fruitful Tree


    etching, 1966

    Reception

    Yasuko Abeshima

    In a Forest
    watercolor on paper, collage, 1998

    Reception

    Les Biller

    Black Lacquer Box and


    Mangoes on Pink Cloth
    oil on canvas, 1979

    Reception

    Joelle Chicheportiche

    Toward the Light


    mixed media, 1987

    Senator's Office

    Yoshio Hayashi

    Waimea I
    watercolor on paper, 1997

    Reception

    Yoshio Hayashi

    Waimea II
    watercolor on paper, 1997

    Reception

    Richard Nelson

    Water Worn
    watercolor, 1973

    Senator's Office

    James J. Knoeppel

    Bouquet
    pastel, oil stick & oil paint, 1996

    Reception

    Hajime Okuda

    Church in Old Puunene/


    oil painting on canvas/1975

    Reception

    Room 208
    Senator Jill Tokuda

    24th Senatorial District


    Kane'ohe, Kane'ohe MCAB,
    Kailua, Heeia, Ahuimanu

    Room 213
    Senator Gilbert Kahele

    1st Senatorial District


    Hilo

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Carol Bennett

    Flame Angel Surgeon


    Reception
    reverse multi-media glass painting, 2014

    Russell Davidson

    Chinaman's Hat (Mokolii)


    acrylic, 2001

    Senator's Office

    Helen Gilbert

    Coquille
    color lithograph print, 1975

    Reception

    Mark Hamasaki

    Ka i`a hao, 10/7/90


    silver gelatin photograph, 1990

    Reception

    Mark Hamasaki

    Ihe ehe `e i ka waihinahina, 9/1/91


    silver gelatin photograph, 1991

    Reception

    Snowden Hodges

    Lychee
    oil/linen, 2014

    Reception

    Don King

    Kalalau Sunset
    color photograph, 1979

    Reception

    Geraldine King Tam

    Mango (Mangifera indica 'Haden')


    watercolor on paper, 1996

    Reception

    Geraldine King Tam

    Pomegranate (Punica granatum)


    watercolor on paper, 1996

    Reception

    Geraldine King Tam

    Carambola, Starfruit
    (Averrhoa carambola)
    watercolor on paper, 1996

    Reception

    John Kjargaard

    Composition in Blue
    acrylic painting, 1978

    Reception

    Rochelle Lum

    Bone China-Shar Pei Tea


    raku ceramic sculpture, 1993

    Reception

    Richard Nelson

    Palupalu (Seedling)
    watercolor painting, 1975

    Reception

    Esther Shimazu

    Black Dog
    pit fired ceramic sculpture, 1990

    Reception

    Esther Shimazu

    Dogged
    stoneware, 1995

    Senator's Office

    Juanita Vitousek

    Blue
    watercolor painting, 1970

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Francisco Clemente

    Orgullo
    milo wood, 2007

    Reception

    Barbara Engle

    Prairie Sun 1970


    serigraph print, 1970

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    Hula Auwana
    black and white photograph, 1968

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    Hula Kala`au - UH Andrews


    Amphitheater Reception
    black and white photograph, 1970

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    Iolani with Tom Hiona - Hula Pahu


    black and white photograph, 1961

    Reception

    Location

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Francis Haar

    Hula Hala`apapa with Tom Hiona


    black and white photograph, 1961

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    Iolani Instructing the Hula Kala`au


    - Nanakuli
    black and white photograph, 1969

    Reception

    Julie Lauster

    Soiree III
    Stitchery, 1978

    Reception

    Philip Markwart

    He wai kau i ka lewa: He niu II


    hand stamped washi (Japanese paper)
    made from mulberry

    Reception

    Boone Morrison

    Koolau Huii Church, Kauai


    black and white photograph, 1972

    Reception

    Boone Morrison

    Folding Chairs, Nahiku, Maui


    black and white photograph,1972

    Reception

    Tadashi Sato

    Composition 1993 #1
    oil painting on linen, 1993

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Fred E. Salmon, Jr.

    Rabbit Island
    oil on masonite panel, 1997

    Reception

    Shigeru Narikawa

    Hawaiian Tree
    etching print, 1972

    Reception

    Maurice S. Fujie

    Mauna Loa
    ink and watercolor painting, 1981

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Richard A. Via

    Broken Circles
    Collage, 1978

    Reception

    Peter Hayward

    Approaching Squall
    oil painting, 1972

    Senator's office

    Aiko Kameya

    On A Clear Day
    oil on canvas, 1989

    Reception

    John Kjargaard

    Shoreline, Makena
    acrylic painting, 1976

    Senator's office

    Robert W. Butts

    Fifteen Craigside
    monkeypod wood, 2011

    Reception

    Paul Weissman

    Man, Measure of All Things


    lithograph, woodcut, 2011

    Reception

    Room 214
    Senator Sam Slom

    9th Senatorial District


    Hawaii Kai, Kuliouou,
    Niu Valley, Aina Haina, WaialaeKahala, Diamond Head

    Room 215
    Senator Breene Harimoto

    16th Senatorial District


    Pearl City, Momilani,
    Pearlridge, Aiea, Royal Summit,
    Aiea Heights, Newtown,
    Waimalu, Halawa, Pearl
    Harbor

    Room 217
    Senator Gil Riviere

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Kenneth Bushnell

    Hose
    acrylic painting, 1968

    Reception

    Casey Ibaraki

    Sun Bath
    black and white photograph, 1983

    Reception

    Ron Kent

    Untitled
    Norfolk Island Pine wooden bowl

    Senator's Office

    Juanita Vitousek

    Hilltop, Molokai
    watercolor painting, 1973

    Reception

    Dodie Warren

    Afternoon at Palehua
    intaglio/photoetching, 1984

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Satoru Abe

    Couple in the Dark


    laser woodcut with oil paint, 2010

    Senator's Office

    Etsuko Douglass

    Kai
    raku ceramic, 1995

    Reception

    Bruce Erickson

    Halemaumau Crater, Volcano, Hawaii


    black and white photograph, 1983

    Reception

    Deborah Gottheil Nehmad

    Variation on a meditation 4.1


    mixed media, 2010

    Senator's Office

    Jan Hathaway

    Enduring Enigma
    Reception
    digital print collage with color pencil, 1999

    Louis Pohl

    First Flight
    Collagraph, 1980

    Reception

    Louis Pohl

    Sentinels
    Collagraph, 1965

    Reception

    Louis Pohl

    Blue Birds
    Collagraph, 1965

    Reception

    Lori Uyehara

    Aqua Flora
    mixed media fiber, 2010

    Senator's Office

    Vicki Vierra

    Blue Surfer
    pastel on paper

    Reception

    Ray Yoshida

    Unknown
    felt tip drawing

    Senator's Office

    Ray Yoshida

    Unknown
    felt tip drawing

    Senator's Office

    23rd Senatorial District


    Kaneohe, Kaaawa, Hauula, Laie,
    Kahuku, Waialua, Haleiwa,
    Wahiawa, Schofield Barracks,
    Kunia

    Room 218
    Senator Russell Ruderman

    2nd Senatorial District


    Puna, Kau

    10

    Room 219
    Senator Brian Taniguchi

    11th Senatorial District


    Manoa, Makiki, Punchbowl,
    Papakolea

    Room 220
    Senator Les Ihara, Jr.

    10th Senatorial District


    Kaimuki, Kapahulu, Palolo,
    St. Louis Heights, Maunalani
    Heights, Moiliili, Ala Wai

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Satoru Abe

    Isami
    oil on canvas, 1988

    Reception

    Satoru Abe

    The Tree
    etching, 1966

    Reception

    Bumpei Akaji

    Umanita (Mankind)
    copper sculpture, 1980

    Reception

    Allyn Bromley

    The Outered Voice of Sky


    serigraph print, 1975

    Reception

    Garrison Coverdale

    Chicken
    ceramic, wood and fabric, 1973

    Reception

    Isami Doi

    Sky Mountain
    oil painting, 1957

    Senator's Office

    Jeffrey Dunn

    Lava Forms
    pastel drawing

    Reception

    Franco Salmoiraghi

    Ginji Araki, Waipio Valley


    Resident, Age 93
    black and white photograph, 1974

    Reception

    Tadashi Sato

    Composition II
    oil on linen canvas, 1997

    Reception

    Doug Young

    Colleen's Po`opa`a - Fish Study #3


    watercolor painting, 1989

    Senator's Office

    Doug Young

    Kaku-Lost T'S, Molokai


    watercolor triptych, 1982

    Senator's Office

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Russell Davidson

    Cliffs
    acrylic, 1977

    Senator's Office

    Isami Doi

    Pennsylvania Landscape
    oil painting

    Senator's Office

    J. D. Griggs

    Eucalyptus
    black and white photograph/1975

    Reception

    Philip Gronquist

    View from Sliding Sands Trail


    watercolor painting/1980

    Senator's Office

    Take Hama

    Hanapepe Valley
    acrylic painting/1981

    Reception

    Shelley S.M. Miller

    Cane Fires
    pastel drawing/1984

    Reception

    Zoltan Szabo

    January Thaw
    watercolor painting/1973

    Reception

    11

    Room 223
    Senator Brickwood Galuteria

    12th Senatorial District


    Waikiki, Ala Moana, Kakaako,
    McCully, Moiliili

    Room 226

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Jean Charlot

    Hawaiian Drummer
    intaglio print, 1971

    Senator's Office

    Jean Charlot

    Hula Ki`i #2
    oil painting, 1972

    Senator's Office

    John Ilnicki

    Kamehameha's Column
    steel, 2007

    Senator's Office

    Adella Islas

    Kwan Yin Hears and Comes


    photo etching and chine, colle, 1992

    Reception

    Louis Pohl

    Off Shore
    mixed media print/1974

    Reception

    Louis Pohl

    Rocks, Shadows, Crabs


    mixed-technique intaglio, 1967

    Reception

    Edward Stasack

    Hawaiian Boxers
    collograph, 1977

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Transitional Landscape
    acrylic painting/1981

    Reception

    Barbara Kerbox

    Zacchaeus
    applique tapestry

    Senator's Office

    Ed Requilman

    Early Morning Departure


    watercolor painting/1987

    Reception

    Floria Shepherd

    Anemones
    pastel drawing, 1966

    Reception

    Lori Uyehara

    Memento of a Gray Dawn/


    mixed media/1995

    Senator's Office

    Ray Yoshida

    Untitled
    oil on canvas

    Reception

    Doug Young

    Ho`ea Moi Detail #1


    watercolor on paper, 1987

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Satoru Abe

    Enchanting Forest
    oil on canvas, 1995

    Senator's Office

    Sally French

    Fumiko: Keeper of the Meek/


    digital photography/2008

    Reception

    Paulette Kahalepuna

    2006 Inauguration Lei Hulu


    feather lei, 2006

    Reception

    John M. Kelly

    White Holoku
    softground aquatint, 1939

    Reception

    Anthony Martie

    Halawa Ruins

    Senators Office

    Senator Suzanne Chun-Oakland Glenn Haberman

    13th Senatorial District


    Liliha, Palama, Iwilei, Kalihi,
    Nuuanu, Pacific Heights, Pauoa,
    Lower Tantalus, Downtown

    Room 228
    Senator Michelle Kidani

    18th Senatorial District


    Mililani Town, portion of Waipio
    Gentry, Waikele, Village Park,
    Royal Kunia

    inkjet print, 2013


    Juliette May Fraser

    Election Eve
    watercolor painting, 1940

    12

    Reception

    Room 230
    Senator Rosalyn Baker

    6th Senatorial District


    South and West Maui

    Room 231
    Senator Laura Thielen

    25th Senatorial District


    Kailua, Lanikai, Enchanted Lake,
    Keolu Hills, Maunawili, Waimanalo,
    Hawaii Kai, Portlock

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Boone Morrison

    Kauahaao Church, Kau


    black and white photograph, 1972

    Reception

    Vicki Penney-Rohner

    Hawaiian-Style Fenceline
    oil on linen, 2004

    Reception

    Marianna Pineda

    The Mature Lili`uokalani


    cast bronze tondo relief, 1981

    Reception

    Louis Pohl

    Last Light
    oil painting, 1984

    Reception

    William Worcester

    Ipu Wai
    hand blown and sandblasted glass, 2009

    Senator's Office

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Sueko Kimura

    Plant Forms
    oil on canvas, 1968

    Senator's Office

    Phan Nguyen Barker

    Fern and Pili Grass


    batik on silk, 1987

    Reception

    Chiyo Ogasawara

    Landscape
    oil painting/1984

    Reception

    Hajime Okuda

    Oriental Silk Shop, Wailuku


    oil painting on canvas, 1984

    Reception

    Lloyd Sexton

    Mount Olomana #1
    oil painting/1968

    Reception

    Sally W. Worcester

    Sunrise
    hand blown glass, 2005

    Senator's Office

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Donna Broder

    Please Remove Your Shoes


    reduction woodcut print, 1998

    Senator's Office

    Michael Harada

    Untitled
    lithograph print, 1983

    Reception

    Randy Hokushin

    Barium Turquoise
    ceramic, 1974

    Reception

    Winnifred Hudson

    Mexico-One
    oil painting, 1971

    Reception

    Hugh Jenkins

    New Flow
    blown glass "calabash" bowl, 2005

    Reception

    Elaine Mayes

    Ironwoods in the Rain, Moloka`I


    inkjet print on archival paper, 1992

    Senator's Office

    Hiroki Morinoue

    Yakuza with a Picasso Tattoo


    wood block/monotype print, 1991

    Senator's Office

    Hiroki Morinoue

    Olympia
    monoprint, 1991

    Senator's Office

    Hiroki Morinoue

    Picasso Dressed in a Kimono


    monoprint, 1991

    Senator's Office

    13

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Wayne Morioka

    Fu (Good Luck) Bat Brooding


    Cosmic Egg
    oil pigments on low fire clay, 2008

    Reception

    Wayne Morioka

    Well-Fed Sleeping Heron


    Cosmic Egg
    oil pigments on low fire clay, 2007

    Reception

    Boone Morrison

    Mauna Ulu Volcano


    black and white photograph, 1975

    Reception

    Lalepa Pi`ikoi Ah Sam

    Ho`opuni O Ka La
    (Maui Ensnaring the Sun)
    watercolor on paper, 1994

    Reception

    Shigeo Risho

    Melody of Spring Evening


    etching, aquatint print, 1993

    Reception

    Italo Scanga

    Ravenna I
    color lithograph, 1992

    Reception

    Italo Scanga

    Ravenna II
    color lithograph, 1992

    Reception

    Frank Sheriff

    Vehicle
    cast bronze sculpture, 1992

    Senator's office

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Satoru Abe

    Untitled #21
    pen and ink, 1967

    Reception

    Arabella Ark

    Entry Scroll IV
    bisqued paper clay sculpture, 1995

    Reception

    Sanit Khewhok

    Aura and Black Hole


    mixed media sculpture, 1988

    Reception

    Sanit Khewhok

    Untitled
    mixed media sculpture, 1988

    Reception

    Sanit Khewhok

    Intuition I
    mixed media sculpture, 1988

    Reception

    Alan Leitner

    Point of Departure
    mixed media, 1976

    Reception

    Jim Romberg

    Untitled Plate
    ceramic, 1986

    Reception

    Mamoru Sato

    'Scape 84-3
    brushed aluminum, stainless steel, 1984

    Reception

    Stanley Tomita

    Kamakuragu Shrine, Kamakura, Japan


    black and white photograph, 1976

    Reception

    Room 302
    Representative Karl Rhoads

    29th House District


    Kalihi, Palama, Iwilei,
    Chinatown

    14

    Room 303
    Representative Lauren Matsumoto

    View Representative Matsumotos on-loan art collection


    by these local artists:
    Heather Brown, Al Furtado, Mark T. Howard, and Clark Little

    45th House District


    Schofield, Mokuleia, Waialua,
    Kunia, Waipio Acres, Mililani

    Room 304

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Boat
    black and white photograph, 1974

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    IHula Pahu with Tom Hiona


    color photograph, 1961

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    Instructing a Workshop at Nanakuli


    color photograph, 1969

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    Instructing the Use of the Kalaau


    color photograph, 1969

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    IHula Pahu with Tom Hiona


    color photograph, 1961

    Reception

    Charles Higa

    Rising Mist
    ceramic plate, 1975

    Representatives
    Office

    Ron Kowalke

    Man in Space
    mixed media, 1970

    Representatives
    Office

    Karen McLaughlin

    Cool Blue
    watercolor painting, 1975

    Reception

    Hiroki Morinoue

    Earth and Sky Horizon


    mahogany, oil painting, 1988

    Representatives
    Office

    Jeera Rattanangkoon

    Environment
    woodcut, 2003

    Representatives
    Office

    Sharon Twigg-Smith

    Night Sea with Kona Palm


    oil and acrylic on paper, 1991

    Reception

    Representative Justin Woodson Greg Gustine

    9th House District


    Kahului, Puunene, Old Sand Hills,
    Maui Lani

    15

    Room 305
    Representative Joy
    San Buenaventura

    4th House District


    Puna

    Room 310
    Representative
    Jarrett Keohokalole

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Francis Haar

    Iolani Luahine and Tom Hiona


    black and white photograph, 1976

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    Hula Puili
    black and white photograph, 1961

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    Hula Kuhi Lima


    black and white photograph, 1961

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    Iolani with Tom Hiona - Hula Ala`apapa Reception


    black and white photograph, 1961

    Francis Haar

    Royal Court at Kilauea - Aloha Week


    black and white photograph, 1968

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    He Inoa No La Lana
    black and white photograph, 1975

    Reception

    Elaine Shapiro

    Orchid Orchestration Series:


    Generation #7
    oil and wax on paper, 2006

    Representatives
    Office

    Shige Yamada

    The Fall
    watercolor on paper, 1994

    Representatives
    Office

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Russell Davidson

    Windward Cliffs
    Acrylic, 1977

    Representatives
    Office

    Francis Haar

    Up High on the Banyan Tree


    black and white photograph, 1972

    Representatives
    Office

    Elaine Murphy

    Ethereal
    raku ceramic vessel,

    Representatives
    Office

    Lloyd Yamasaki

    Ko`olaus
    raku vase, 1983

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    48th House District


    Kaneohe, Heeia, Ahuimanu,
    Kahaluu, Haiku Valley, Mokuoloe

    Room 311
    Representative Kaniela Ing

    11th House District


    Makena, Wailea, Kihei

    Old Maui High, Revisited


    Representatives
    emulsion transfer print with color pencil Office
    1999
    Karen Anna

    Horiuchi Station, Paia


    emulsion transfer print with watercolor

    Representatives
    Office

    Guy Buffet

    Attoo
    oil and acrylic, 1977

    Reception

    Russell Davidson

    Haleakala
    Acrylic, 1977

    Representatives
    Office

    Rick Golt

    Lava and Sand, Hookena


    black and white photograph, 1976

    Reception

    Karen Porteus

    Cows and Hill - Ulupalakua


    black and white photograph, 1975

    Reception

    16

    Room 313
    Representative Sam Kong

    33rd House District


    Aiea

    Room 314

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Patric Bauernschmidt

    Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole


    oil painting, 1972

    Reception

    Ward Davenny

    Keanakolu Road
    charcoal on paper, 1991

    Representatives
    Office

    Francis Haar

    Iolani Luahine and Tom Hiona


    photograph (black and white)

    Reception

    Roy Hewetson

    Keanae Church
    watercolor painting, 1974

    Representatives
    Office

    Shigeru Miyamoto

    Whale Effigy
    ceramic, 1985

    Reception

    Debra Rosenbaum

    Revenge of the Bufos


    mixed media drawing, 1989

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Kaneohe Bay
    tritik, 1973

    Representatives
    Office

    Martin Brief

    Untitled
    bookboard, cloth, paper,
    stones, press-on type sculpture, 1996

    Representatives
    Office

    Kyoung Ae Cho

    Inside
    pine needles, wood, 1999

    Representatives
    Office

    Isami Doi

    Kalaheo 1950
    oil painting, 1950

    Reception

    Barbara Engle

    Still Life With Blue & Red Striped


    oil painting, 1973

    Reception

    Sally French

    9:59 P. M., Tuesday


    pastel drawing

    Reception

    Michi Itami

    The Irony of Being American II


    computer generated lithograph

    Reception

    Nancy Spalding

    Blue Landscape
    oil painting

    Representatives
    Office

    LynneYamamoto

    From Malanai Place (window)


    digital inkjet print

    Representatives
    Office

    Eric Yanagi

    Palolo Kids #4
    photograph, 1973

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Wayne A. Miyamoto

    Odalisque
    pencil drawing, 1974

    Reception

    Mathias Van Hesemans

    Fissure
    black and white photograph, 1986

    Reception

    Representative Derek Kawakami Judith Anderson

    14th House District


    Hanalei, Princeville, Kilauea,
    Anahola, Wailua, Kapaa

    Room 315
    Representative Tom Brower

    22nd House District


    Waikiki, Ala Moana

    17

    Room 316
    Representative Ty Cullen

    39th House District


    Royal Kunia , Village
    Park, Waipahu, Makakilo,
    West Loch

    Room 318
    Representative Gene Ward

    17th House District


    Hawaii Kai, Kalama Valley

    Room 322
    Representative James Tokioka

    15th House District


    Wailua Homesteads, Hanamaulu,
    Lihue, Puhi, Old Koloa Town, Omao

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Bette Bates

    Dreamscape
    graphite on paper, 1986

    Representative's
    Office

    Yoko Haar

    Vortex #1
    ceramic relief sculpture

    Reception

    Brian Isobe

    Enigmatic Ocean
    mixed media drawing, 1978

    Representative's
    Office

    Jun Kaneko

    Untitled
    hand built glazed ceramic, 2007

    Reception

    Daisy Kurashige

    My Bag
    clay sculpture, 1974

    Reception

    Arthur Mednick

    Groove III
    fabricated steel,

    Representative's
    Office

    Phan Nguyen Barker

    Healing Prayer for My Mother Land


    fiber relief: branches, cotton liner,
    banana fiber, 1994

    Reception

    Gabor Peterdi

    Laie III
    etching, engraving, 1971

    Representatives
    Office

    Frances Pickens

    Neckpiece (Feather Cape Series), 1991


    sterling silver, 18K, vermeil, pearls,
    walrus ivory, 1991

    Reception

    Eddy Soliai

    Stoneware Jar
    ceramic with koa wood base,

    Representatives
    Office

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Elly Brodsky

    East Side New York


    watercolor painting, 1982

    Reception

    Winnifred Hudson

    Two Trees Waiting


    watercolor on paper, 1978

    Reception

    Winnifred Hudson

    Clouds and Rocks


    watercolor painting, 1977

    Reception

    Edward Stasack

    Cook As Lono
    acrylic painting, 1975

    Representatives
    Office

    Ray Yoshida

    Joyous Reunion Atop Mt. W.


    color screenprint, 1960

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    John Davison

    The Forest Waits


    watercolor painting, 1984

    May Izumi

    Heliphant #1
    mixed media, 2009

    Reception

    May Izumi

    Heliphant #2
    mixed media, 2009

    Reception

    Louis Pohl

    Rift Zone
    oil painting, 1970

    Reception

    18

    Reception

    Room 323
    Representative Jo Jordan

    44th House District


    Waianae, Makaha, Makua, Maili

    Room 324
    Representative Gregg Takayama

    34th House District


    Pearl City, Waimalu,
    Pacific Palisades

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Mike Sakamoto

    Ka`u Coast
    oil painting, 1997

    Representative's
    Office

    Stanley Tomita

    A Portrait of Indecision
    black and white photograph, 1987

    Reception

    Dorothy Walker

    Triangle Palm
    color photograph, 1984

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Mark Hamasaki

    Hanupa`a Halawa i ka po`ipu


    toned silver gelatin photograph, 1992

    Reception

    Casey Ibaraki

    Banana Leaves
    black and white photograph, 1986

    Reception

    Casey Ibaraki

    Nanakuli
    black and white photograph, 1986

    Representatives
    Office

    Paul Kodama

    Tree Bones I
    palladium-platinum photograph, 1996

    Reception

    Amos Kotomori

    Scratch One
    batik, 1977

    Reception

    Val Krohn-Ching

    Pakalana Petal
    weaving, 1985

    Reception

    Margaret D. Peggy
    McCamant

    Pictures from Home #4--Fishing


    in North Kohala
    pencil drawing, 1980

    Representatives
    Office

    Conrad Okamoto

    Iki
    paper, wheat paste resist, 1983

    Reception

    Brett A. Uprichard

    Sammy Hoolulu, Kailua, O`ahu


    black and white silver print
    photograph, 1989

    Representatives
    Office

    Dodie Warren

    Descending, Ascending
    graphite pencil drawing, 1988

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Jean Charlot

    Work and Rest


    Lithograph, 1956

    Representatives
    Office

    Shore Hodge Brenner

    Hawaiian Cape
    wool and other fiber yarns, 1976

    Representatives
    Office

    Linda Lighton

    Bulb with Beetle


    clay, glaze, china paint lustres, 2003

    Reception

    Brenda May Ching

    Ode to D.X.
    mixed media, 2010

    Reception

    John Mydock

    Transfiguration
    wood, Norfolk pine, 2009

    Representatives
    Office

    Karuna Santoro

    Milk & Honey


    kiln-formed glass, 2011

    Representatives
    Office

    Hiroshi Tagami

    Until I Sail
    oil painting, 1970

    Reception

    19

    Room 326
    Representative Mark Hashem

    18th House District


    Hahaione, Kuliouiou, Niu Valley,
    Aina Haina, Waialae, Kahala

    Room 327

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Russell Wee

    Kasai
    Raku, 2009

    Reception

    John Young

    Untitled
    oil painting, 1972

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Satoru Abe

    Passion
    intaglio print, 1971

    Representatives
    Office

    Forrest Hooper

    Rainy Day Monday


    watercolor painting, 1977

    Reception

    Brian Isobe

    Paper Blind
    mixed media on paper

    Representatives
    Office

    Bruce Johnson

    Sumo
    charcoal on vellum, 1979

    Representatives
    Office

    Ira Ono

    The Inner Court


    mixed media collage (diptych)

    Reception

    Vijai

    Invoking
    oil on paper, 1998

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Container
    raku ceramic vessel, 1996

    Representatives
    Office

    Francisco Clemente

    Fenix-I
    coconut, 2007

    Representatives
    Office

    Roy Ihara

    Before Makuaweoweo Was One


    ceramic pot, 1981

    Representatives
    Office

    Sanit Khewhok

    Disappearing View
    watercolor on gessoed paper, 2001

    Representatives
    Office

    Dean Yeishin Oshiro

    Interface Series:
    Avenida Proceres 201
    color coupler photograph, 1993

    Reception

    John Davison

    Downstream
    acrylic on canvas, 1999

    Reception

    Gary Reed

    Hay Cutter
    oil painting, 1976

    Reception

    Edward Stasack

    Pacific Woman
    acrylic painting, 1977

    Representatives
    Office

    Olga Urminska

    Salute to the Pomegranate


    acrylic painting, 1982

    Reception

    Representative Linda Ichiyama Phyl Barr

    32nd House District


    Moanalua, Salt Lake, Aliamanu

    20

    Room 328
    Representative Matthew LoPresti

    41st House District


    Ewa Villages, Ewa Beach,
    Ewa Gentry, Ocean Pointe,
    West Loch

    Room 330

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    John Di Petta

    Studio, Old Japanese School Building


    cibachrome photograph

    Reception

    Joseph Feher

    Kap Kap
    oil on linen painting, 1969

    Reception

    Laura Ruby

    Civil Defense at Diamond Head


    serigraph print, 1987

    Reception

    Franco Salmoiraghi

    Pyramid Rock
    black and white photograph, 1978

    Reception

    Toru Sugita

    iPod
    etching, aquatint, and drypoint, 2008

    Representatives
    Office

    Lori Uyehara

    Family Portrait
    ceramic on wood base, 1992

    Representatives
    Office

    Tian Wei

    Maternal Love
    calligraphy on scroll

    Reception

    Tian Wei

    Self Portrait
    oil on canvas, 1986

    Reception

    Robert Wenkam

    Kalalau Valley
    color photograph, 1976

    Reception

    John Wisnosky

    21 B
    acrylic on canvas, 1995

    Representatives
    Office

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Tulafale (High Talking Chief)


    intaglio print, 1971

    Representative's
    Office

    Alan Fierro

    Blue Light
    intaglio print, 1990

    Representative's
    Office

    Anne Irons

    Reason to Hope
    watercolor, 2008

    Reception

    Moto Matsushita

    A Trace #3
    oil painting/collage, 1974

    Reception

    Rowland Morita

    Untitled
    sterling silver, copper, bronze 1981

    Reception

    Tom Okimoto

    Solitude in Physical Dimension


    oil painting, 1982

    Reception

    Sarva Posey

    Trojan Hilton
    raku ceramic, 1988

    Representative's
    Office

    Representative Bob McDermott Mataumu Alisa

    40th House District


    Ewa, Ewa Beach, Ewa Gentry,
    Iroquois Point

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    Room 332
    Representative Takashi Ohno

    27th House District


    Nuuanu, Pauoa, Liliha,
    Alewa Heights

    Room 333
    Representative
    Beth Fukumoto Chang

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Ellen Schroeder

    Image
    lithograph print, 1976

    Reception

    Laura Smith

    Umbrella
    woodcut with chine colle, 1996

    Reception

    Laura Smith

    Coffee Cup
    woodcut with chine colle, 1996

    Reception

    Laura Smith

    Piece of Cake
    woodcut with chine colle, 1996

    Reception

    Laura Smith

    Lustful Pair I
    woodcut, monotype, drypoint, stencil

    Reception

    Laura Smith

    Lustful Pair II
    woodcut, monotype, drypoint, stencil

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Lee Chesney

    Toujours L'Amour
    acrylic painting, 1974

    Representatives

    Carl Jennings

    October
    oil on canvas, 2002

    Reception

    Wan Man To

    Common People #1
    black and white silver photograph, 1987

    Reception

    36th House District


    Mililani Mauka, Mililani

    Room 401
    Public Access Room

    Multimedia creations of artwork


    by artist Suzanne Marinelli

    22

    Room 403

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Four Trees
    copper and bronze sculpture, 1975

    Reception

    Michelle Dick

    The Blessing of Saint Damien


    scratchboard, gold leaf, 2008

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    Hula Puili
    color photograph, 1961

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    He Nani Maoli No (Ala`apapa)


    color photograph, 1961

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    I Ke Kai Hala`i (Ala`apapa)


    color photograph, 1961

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    Instructing the Use of the Kalaau


    color photograph, 1961

    Reception

    Hiroki Morinoue

    Lava Form I
    watercolor on paper, 1975

    Representatives
    Office

    Hiroshi Tagami

    Alfred Aholo Apaka, Jr.


    oil painting, 1973

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Robert Hamada

    The Shadow of Night


    Reception
    hau, wood turned bowl and hau fiber, 1994

    Gregory Heihn

    Tongue Series #4
    freeblown, mold and plate glass, 1983

    Reception

    Sunao Hironaka

    Man's Destiny
    ink on paper, 1976

    Representatives
    Office

    Sueko Kimura

    Yonaka
    oil on gessoed wood, 1959

    Reception

    Val Kono

    Lightness of Being
    clay, raku

    Reception

    Tad Miyashita

    Stained with Dawn


    collage, 1971

    Reception

    Barry Nakasone

    The Crossing of the 3 Reeds II


    pit-fired ceramic, 1983

    Reception

    Tetsuo Ochikubo

    Infinity Manifested
    acrylic painting, 1964

    Reception

    Esther Szegedy

    The Best Duck in the Whole Wide


    pastel, crayon, 2009

    Reception

    Harry Tsuchidana

    Explode
    tempera on paper (triptych), 1992

    Reception

    John Wilson

    The NRA and the Decalogue


    acrylic, 1999

    Representatives
    Office

    Ching Wong

    Rena's Train
    watercolor painting, 1971

    Reception

    Representative Bert Kobayashi Satoru Abe

    19th House District


    Waialae, Kahala, Diamond Head,
    Kaimuki, Kapahulu

    Room 404
    Representative Isaac Choy

    23rd House District


    Manoa, Punahou, University, Moiliili

    23

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    John Young

    Dancers
    Ink and watercolor on paper, 1988

    Reception

    John Young

    Flora
    sumi ink, charcoal and water
    on Chinese rice paper, 1990

    Reception

    View Representative Choys Private Collection of


    Japanese Calligraphy ~ Artist: Mrs. Kazuko Choy

    Room 406
    Representative Mark Nakashima

    1st House District


    Hamakua, North Hilo, South Hilo

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Michael Dove

    The Five Bridges


    acrylic airbrush painting, 1975

    Reception

    Betty Tseng Yuho


    Ecke

    Milky Way
    Dsui painting with aluminum, 1965

    Reception

    Joseph Feher

    The Dragon and the Knight


    watercolor painting, 1969

    Representatives
    Office

    Sally French

    Waiting for REM


    pastel drawing, 1987

    Representatives
    Office

    Sally French

    Hot Lips
    pastel drawing, 1988

    Representatives
    Office

    Sally French

    Hotta Dog
    color coupler collage photograph, 1996

    Reception

    Thomas Garcia

    Lava Field
    black and white photograph

    Reception

    Joanne Hidde

    Honokaa Art Studio


    oil painting, 1976

    Reception

    Winnifred Hudson

    Pink Spring
    oil on canvas, 1965

    Reception

    Wayne Levin

    Two White Rocks and Pool


    black and white photograph, 1975

    Reception

    Rochelle Lum

    Play!
    clay, 2010

    Representatives
    Office

    Hajime Okuda

    Old Boat
    oil painting, 1981

    Reception

    Franco Salmoiraghi

    Rocks--Waipio Valley
    black and white photograph

    Reception

    Toshiko Takaezu

    Three-Quarter Moon
    ceramic, 1984

    Reception

    Jackie Taniguchi

    Summer
    watercolor, 2000

    Representatives
    Office

    24

    Room 409
    Senate President
    Donna Mercado Kim

    14th Senatorial District


    Kapalama, Alewa, Kalihi Valley,
    Fort Shafter, Moanalua Gardens
    and Valley, portions of Halawa
    and Aiea

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Barbara Britts

    Kona Garden
    watercolor painting,

    Conference Room

    May Chee

    Tan Hoi
    Ceramic, 1989

    Conference Room

    Bob Lemler

    The Primordial Process


    acrylic painting, 1971

    Conference Room

    Richard Nelson

    Heiau
    watercolor painting

    Conference Room

    Louis Pohl

    Sea Harvest #2
    oil painting, 1970

    Conference Room

    Keiko Thomas

    Octoberfest
    watercolor on paper

    Conference Room

    Ray Yoshida

    Coexistence: Mouths
    oil on canvas, 1989

    Conference Room

    Ray Yoshida

    Coexistence: Relaxing
    oil on canvas, 1989

    Conference Room

    Ray Yoshida

    Coexistence: Tantalizing
    oil on canvas, 1989

    Conference Room

    Carol Collette

    Hula Sisters
    drypoint, 2011

    Chief of Staff Office

    Francis Haar

    Iolani with Tom Hiona - Hula Ala`apapa Legislative Liaison


    black and white photograph, 1961
    Office

    Francis Haar

    Iolani with Tom Hiona - Hula Ala`apapa Legislative Liaison


    black and white photograph, 1961
    Office

    Herbert Kawainui
    Kane

    Ndrua of Fiji
    oil painting, 1972

    Conference Room

    Herbert Kawainui
    Kane

    Amatasi of Samoa
    oil painting, 1972

    Conference Room

    Wayne Miyata

    Kanzan and Jittoku


    ceramic sculpture, 1998

    Reception

    Franco Salmoiraghi

    South Coast, Kaho`olawe 1994


    black and white photograph, 1994

    Chief of Staff Office

    Rebecca Solomon

    Artifact
    ink, watercolor, 2004

    Chief of Staff Office

    Shuzo Uemoto

    Ho`oulu Cambra ("Nana I Na Loea Hula


    - Look to the Hula Resources")
    black and white photograph, 1982

    Senators Formal
    Office

    Shuzo Uemoto

    Aggie Kalaniho`okaha Cope,


    Legislative Liaison
    Kamaki Kanahele (Nana I Na Loea Hula Office
    - Look to the Hula Resources)
    black and white photograph, 1982

    Shuzo Uemoto

    Coline Aiu, Ma`iki Aiu Lake ("Nana I Na Legislative Liaison


    Loea Hula - Look to the Hula Resources) Office
    Office
    black and white photograph, 1982

    Shuzo Uemoto

    Joan Lindsey ("Nana I Na Loea Hula Look to the Hula Resources")


    black and white photograph, 1982
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    Legislative Liaison
    Office

    Room 421
    Representative Scott Nishimoto

    21st House District


    Kapahulu, McCully, Moiliili

    Room 424

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Shuzo Uemoto

    Ku`ulei Punua ("Nana I Na Loea Hula


    - Look to the Hula Resources")
    black and white photograph, 1982

    Chief of Staff Office

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Satoru Abe

    Seed No. 57
    oil painting, 1981

    Reception

    Dion Aguilar

    Chinatown
    watercolor, 2010

    Reception

    Patti Gallagher-Jones

    To Ancient Hawaiians
    Breadfruit Symbolized Life & Renewal
    ceramic, metal, 2010

    Reception

    Shosuke Konno

    Koko Head
    acrylic painting, 1971

    Representatives
    Office

    Wayne Levin

    Randy Kosaki Freediving


    followed by Giant Ulua, Midway 2009
    archival pigment print, 2009

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Royal Palms
    acrylic, mixed media on canvas

    Reception

    Mary Ann Lynch

    Martin Charlot
    black and white photograph, 1975

    Representatives
    Office

    Hiroki Morinoue

    Mona Lisa in a Kimono


    wood block/monotype print, 1992

    Reception

    Thomas J.Sammis

    Thomson's Corner
    watercolor

    Reception

    Zdzislaw R.Sikora

    Justice Time for Kings and Queens


    monotype print, 1994

    Reception

    Stanley Yamauchi

    Koi
    watercolor painting

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Nicholas Bleecker

    Untitled
    carved slate relief (diptych), 1995

    Representatives
    Office

    Ka-Ning Fong

    Pathological Memories
    oil on canvas, 1984

    Reception

    Ka-Ning Fong

    The Sting
    oil on canvas, 2004

    Reception

    Francis Haar

    Iolani at Hulihee
    black and white photograph, 1975

    Reception

    Juli Haas

    Dreamer
    drypoint, watercolor, 2000

    Reception

    Claude Horan

    Female Warrior I, Cubism Period


    stoneware with salt glaze

    Representatives
    Office

    Claude Horan

    Female Warrior II, Cubism Period


    stoneware with salt glaze

    Representatives
    Office

    Winnifred Hudson

    Nue En Raye'es Varie'es

    Reception

    Representative Marcus Oshiro Russell Lowrey

    46th House District


    Wahiawa, Whitmore Village

    Room 425
    Representative Nicole Lowen

    6th House District


    Kailua-Kona, Holualoa, Kalaoa,
    Honokohau

    26

    Room 426
    Representative Della Au Belatti

    24th House District


    Makiki, Tantalus, Papakolea,
    McCully, Pawaa, Manoa

    Room 432
    Representative Ken Ito

    49th House District


    Kaneohe, Maunawili, Olomana

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Hiroki Morinoue

    Lysiane Serving Tea


    wood block/monotype print, 1992

    Reception

    Barbara Nickerson

    Opah Tea
    Raku, ceramic vessel

    Representatives
    Office

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Les Biller

    Archaic and Future Happenings


    acrylic on paper, 1984

    Representatives
    Office

    Hon-Chew Hee

    Taiwan After Rain


    watercolor on paper, 1970

    Reception

    Mary Lou Williams

    Lava Rock and Surf


    acrylic painting, 1973

    Reception

    Sidney T.K. Yee

    Of Spirits, Of Surviving
    mixed media, newspaper,
    acrylic paint on canvas, 1996

    Representatives
    Office

    Harry Tsuchidana

    In Search of Form
    watercolor on paper, 1983

    Reception

    George Wimberly

    Tantalus
    watercolor painting, 1973

    Reception

    Nora Yamanoha

    Vivaldi Sojourn I
    monotype print, 1993

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Frances Altwies

    Green Facets
    watercolor painting, 1995

    Reception

    Shirley Hasenyager

    Hiding Places
    etching with acrylic

    Reception

    Pamela Hayes

    Mango Season
    watercolor painting, 1987

    Reception

    D. Howard Hitchcock

    Untitled
    oil on canvas, 1915

    Reception

    Mari Sakamoto

    Swimmers #44
    oil on canvas, 2004

    Reception

    Nancy Spalding

    Kahala Limu
    etching print, 1972

    Reception

    27

    Room 433
    Representative Calvin Say

    20th House District


    St. Louis Heights, Palolo, Maunalai
    Heights, Wilhelmina Rise, Kaimuki

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Satoru Abe

    Silhouette in the Sunset


    painted wood relief, 1993

    Reception

    Faye Bryant

    Wedding Party
    pastel drawing, 1978

    Reception

    Leakona Malolo

    Figure
    conte crayon, 1979

    Reception

    Harvey W.Reed

    Untitled (island)
    watercolor painting, 1977

    Reception

    Harvey W.Reed

    Untitled (banyan)
    watercolor painting, 1977

    Reception

    Willson Stamper

    Mt. Olomana
    oil painting, 1971

    Representatives
    Office

    Karen Wood

    Another Cuppa?
    Don't Mind If I Do
    etching print, 1993

    Reception

    Room 435
    Representative Romy M. Cachola

    View Representative Cacholas


    Private Art Collection

    30th House District


    Sand Island, Mokauea,
    Kapalama, Kalihi Kai

    Room 436
    Representative Chris Lee

    51st House District


    Kailua, Waimanalo

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Don Ed Hardy

    Sacred Tiger Descending


    color etching with aquatint print, 1995

    Reception

    Don Ed Hardy

    Sacred Tiger Ascending


    color etching with aquatint print, 1995

    Reception

    Herbert Kawainui Kane

    Waka Taurua of Manihiki Atoll and


    Rakahanga Atoll
    oil painting, 1972

    Reception

    Peter Kobayashi

    Asa (morning)
    oil painting, 1970

    Reception

    Brian Malanaphy

    Manana Street Triptych


    photograph, 2009

    Representative's
    Office

    Susan McGovney Hansen

    August - Lanikai
    watercolor painting, 1979

    Reception

    Macario Pascual

    Fading Light
    oil painting, 1980

    Reception

    Paul Yardley

    North Kauai
    oil on canvas, 1996

    Reception

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    Room 439
    Representative John Mizuno

    14th House District


    Kalihi Valley, Kamehameha
    Heights, portions of Lower Kalihi

    Room 441
    Representative Richard Onishi

    3rd House District


    Hilo, Keeau, Kurtistown, Pahala,
    Honoapu, Volcano

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Robert Duncan

    Ocean at Night
    linocut print, 1995

    Reception

    Patrick Goforth

    Ainahou, Hawaii
    black and white photograph

    Reception

    Mary Goodrich

    Devastation Trail
    digital photograph, 2009

    Reception

    Ditmar Hoerl

    Blue Fish Revisited


    mixed media (glass, wood)

    Reception

    Ezekiel Hwang

    Rubrum 24
    graphite on paper

    Reception

    Stanley Tomita

    Maboroshi
    black and white, photograph (diptych),
    1987

    Conference Room

    Stanley Tomita

    Maboroshi
    black and white photograph (diptych),
    1987

    Conference Room

    Ching Wong

    Water Front
    watercolor and acrylic on paper, 1997

    Reception

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Tim Armour

    Three Cows
    watercolor painting, 1986

    Reception

    Barbara Engle

    Spring Arrives
    watercolor painting, 1986

    Reception

    Margaret Ezekiel

    From Darkness to Light


    pastel on paper

    Representatives
    Office

    Yoko Haar

    Erosion #1
    ceramic relief sculpture

    Reception

    Barclay Hill

    Journey II
    copper paneling, glass, 2014

    Representatives
    Office

    Anne Miura

    Kahoolawe/Kohe-Malamalama
    lithograph print, 1982

    Reception

    John Mydock

    Metamorphosis III
    Reception
    Norfolk pine platter with pyrography, 2011

    Richard Nelson

    The Third Day


    watercolor painting, 1971

    Reception

    Deborah Pacheco

    Pu`u O`o Crater II


    Watercolor, 2006

    Representatives
    Office

    Charles R. Schwartz

    Ohana...Kaho`olawe
    black and white photograph, 1977

    Reception

    Zoltan Szabo

    Pele's Bouquet
    Watercolor, 1973

    Reception

    Edward Yuk Wong Li

    Hui-Chuan: You Yu
    relief etching, 1982

    Reception

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    Room 442
    Representative Dee Morikawa

    16th House District


    Niihau, Lehua, Koloa,
    Waimea

    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Charles Higa

    After the Rain


    watercolor on paper, 1998

    Representatives
    Office

    Michio Kobayashi

    Legend
    oils/glue on Masonite, 1968

    Reception

    Shizuko Mansho

    Sunlit Woods
    Watercolor, 2000

    Reception

    Susan McGovney Hansen

    Sand Play
    watercolor painting, 1973

    Representatives
    Office

    Marianna Pineda

    Head of the Elderly Lili`uokalani


    pencil drawing, 1982

    Representatives
    Office

    Joanne Warren

    Owl and Mouse


    etching print, 1972

    Representatives
    Office

    Bill Woods

    I sank to the ground from faintness


    black and white photograph, 1972

    Reception

    Bill Woods

    Was rescued
    black and white photograph, 1972

    Reception

    Bill Woods

    Engulfed in Heaven's Abyss


    black and white photograph, 1972

    Reception

    Bill Woods

    Let us pour out together our tears


    black and white photograph, 1972

    Reception

    Bill Woods

    Ours a contest of tears sympathetic


    black and white photograph, 1972

    Reception

    30

    Fifth Floor
    Governor
    David Y. Ige

    CEREMONIAL OFFICE
    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    William F.Draper

    Governor John Waihee


    oil painting, 1994

    Ceremonial Office

    Christy Fujii

    Portrait of Governor Linda Lingle


    oil on canvas, 2010

    Ceremonial Room

    Daniel E. Greene

    Governor Benjamin J. Cayetano


    oil painting on canvas, 2002

    Ceremonial Room

    Arthur Palmer

    Governor W illiam F. Quinn


    oil painting, 1968

    Ceremonial Office

    Margaret Holland
    Sargent

    Portrait Gov. George Ariyoshi


    oil on canvas, 1986

    Ceremonial Office

    Carolyn Tolpo Smith

    Portrait of Governor John A. Burns


    oil on canvas, 1978

    Ceremonial Office

    RECEPTION ROOM
    Artist

    Title/Medium/Year

    Location

    Marcel Baschel

    Governor George R. Carter


    oil painting, 1932

    Reception

    Trevor Haddon

    Governor Charles James McCarthy


    oil painting, 1930

    Reception

    Trevor Haddon

    Governor Lucius E. Pinkham


    oil painting

    Reception

    Trevor Haddon

    Governor Walter F. Frear


    oil painting, 1930

    Reception

    Trevor Haddon

    Governor Wallace R. Farrington


    oil painting

    Reception

    M. Kidjel

    Governor Ingram M. Stainback


    oil painting, 1951

    Reception

    Lloyd Sexton

    Governor Samuel W. King


    oil painting

    Reception

    George BurroughsTorrey

    Governor Joseph B. Poindexter


    oil painting, 1940

    Reception

    George BurroughsTorrey

    Governor Lawrence M. Judd


    oil painting, 1940

    Reception

    George BurroughsTorrey

    Governor Sanford B. Dole


    oil painting, 1940

    Reception

    Mark Donham

    Bowl
    carved mango with berry dye vessel

    Reception

    Michael Dunne

    Milo Bowl
    Milo wood bowl, 1983

    Reception

    Boris Huang

    Heavenly Accomplishment
    feather lei, 2010

    Reception

    31

    Artist

    Satoru Abe
    Yasuko Abeshima
    Dion Aguilar
    Lalepa Pi`ikoi Ah Sam
    Bumpei Akaji
    Mataumu Alisa
    Frances Altwies
    Judith Anderson
    Karen Anna
    Hilario Aquilizan
    Shinko Araki
    Arabella Ark
    Tim Armour
    Phan Nguyen Barker
    Marcel Baschel
    Phyl Barr
    Pam Barton
    Bette Bates
    Patric Bauernschmidt
    Carol Bennett
    Les Biller
    Nicholas Bleecker
    Shore Hodge Brenner
    Martin Brief
    Kenne Brittain-Mahoney
    Barbara Britts
    Donna Broder
    Elly Brodsky
    Allyn Bromley
    Faye Bryant
    Guy Buffet
    Kenneth Bushnell
    Robert W. Butts

    Room(s)
    206, 218, 219, 228, 302, 326, 403, 421, 433
    206
    421
    231
    219
    330
    432
    314
    311
    201
    332
    302
    441
    230, 316
    Governor's reception area
    327
    201, 205
    316
    313
    208
    206, 426
    425
    324
    314
    419
    408
    231
    318
    219
    433
    311, 314
    217
    215

    32

    E
    F

    Artist

    Room(s)

    Todd Campbell
    Chonchanok Chaiyatap
    Jean Charlot
    May Chee
    Lee Chesney
    Joelle Chicheportiche
    Brenda May Ching
    Kyoung Cho
    Vicky Chock
    Francisco Clemente
    Carol Collette
    Garrison Coverdale
    Ward Davenny
    Russell Davidson
    David Davis
    John Davison
    John Di Petta
    Michelle Dick
    Isami Doi
    Mark Donham
    Etsuko Douglass
    Michael Dove
    William F. Draper
    Robert Duncan
    Jeffrey Dunn
    Michael Dunne
    BettyTseng Yuho Ecke
    Barbara Engle
    Bruce Erickson
    Margaret Ezekiel
    Joseph Feher

    205
    201
    201, 223, 324,
    408
    333
    206
    324
    314
    201
    213, 327
    409
    219
    313
    208, 212, 220, 310, 311
    332
    322, 327, 332
    328
    403
    219, 220, 314
    Governor's Reception Room
    218
    406
    Governor's Ceremonial Office
    439
    219
    Governor's Reception Room
    406
    213, 314, 441
    218
    441
    328, 406

    Alan Fierro

    330

    33

    Artist

    Room(s)

    Ka-Ning Fong
    Juliette May Fraser
    Sally French
    Geoffrey Fricker
    Maurice S. Fujie
    Christy Fujii
    Patti Gallagher-Jones
    Thomas Garcia
    Kit Gentry
    Helen Gilbert
    Doris L. Glick
    Patrick Goforth
    Rick Golt
    Mary Goodrich
    Daniel E. Greene
    J.D. Griggs
    Philip Gronquist
    Greg Gustine

    332, 425
    201, 205, 228
    228, 314, 406,
    201
    214
    Governor's Ceremonial office
    421
    406
    205
    208
    203
    439
    311
    439
    Governor's Ceremonial office
    220
    220
    304

    Francis Haar
    Yoko Haar
    Juli Haas
    Glenn Haberman
    Trevor Haddon
    Take Hama
    Robert Hamada
    Mark Hamasaki

    203, 213, 304, 305, 310, 313, 403, 409, 425


    316, 441
    425
    226
    Governor's Reception Room
    220
    404
    208, 323

    Susan McGovney Hansen


    Michael Harada
    Don Ed Hardy
    Jan Hathaway
    Yoshio Hayashi
    Pamela Hayes

    436, 442
    231
    436
    218
    206
    432

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    J
    K

    Artist

    Room(s)

    Peter Hayward
    Hon-Chew Hee
    Gregory Heihn
    Roy Hewetson
    Joanne Hidde
    Charles Higa
    Barclay Hill
    Sunao Hironaka
    D. Howard Hitchcock
    Snowden Hodges
    Ditmar Hoerl
    Randy Hokushin
    Forrest Hooper
    Claude Horan
    Boris Huang
    Winnifred Hudson
    Ezekiel Hwang
    Casey Ibaraki
    Roy Ihara
    John Ilnicki
    Anne Irons
    Adella Islas
    Brian Isobe
    Michi Itami
    May Izumi
    Hugh Jenkins
    Carl Jennings
    Bruce Johnson
    Elroy Juan
    Paulette Kahalepuna
    Aiko Kameya
    Herbert Kawainui Kane
    Jun Kaneko
    Jim Kelly

    215
    426
    404
    313
    406
    306, 442
    441
    404
    432
    208
    439
    231
    326
    425
    Governor's Reception Area
    231, 318, 406, 425
    439
    217, 323
    327
    223
    330
    223
    316, 326
    314
    201, 322
    231
    333
    326
    203
    228
    215
    409, 436
    316
    205

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    Artist

    Room(s)

    John M. Kelly
    Ron Kent
    Barbara Kerbox
    Sanit Khewhok
    M. Kidjel
    Sueko Kimura
    Don King
    John Kjargaard
    James J. Knoeppel
    Michio Kobayashi
    Peter Kobayashi
    Paul Kodama
    James Koga
    Shosuke Konno
    Val Kono
    Amos Kotomori
    Ron Kowalke
    Pat Kramer
    Val Krohn-Ching
    Daisy Kurashige
    Jackie Mild Lau
    Julie Lauster
    Alan Leitner
    Bob Lemler
    Wayne Levin
    Edward Yuk Wong Li
    Linda Lighton
    Russell Lowrey
    Rochelle Lum
    Mary Ann Lynch
    Brian Malanaphy
    Leakona Malolo
    Shizuko Mansho
    Philip Markwart

    228
    217
    226
    302, 327
    Governor's Reception Area
    230, 404
    208
    208, 215
    206
    442
    436
    323
    205
    421
    404
    323
    201, 304
    205
    323
    316
    204
    213
    302
    408
    406, 421
    441
    324
    424
    208, 406
    424
    436
    433
    204, 442
    205, 213

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    Artist

    Room(s)

    Anthony Martie
    Moto Matsushita
    Elaine Mayes
    Margaret E. Peggy McCamant
    Julie McIntyre
    Karen McLaughlin
    Arthur Mednick
    Shelley S.M. Miller
    Rick Mills
    Anne Miura
    Shigeru Miyamoto
    Wayne A. Miyamoto
    Tad Miyashita
    Wayne Miyata
    Hiroki Morinoue
    Wayne Morioka
    Rowland Morita
    Boone Morrison
    Gary Mukai
    Elaine Murphy
    John Mydock
    Barry Nakasone
    Shigeru Narikawa
    Deborah Gottheil Nehmad
    Richard Nelson
    Andrew Neuman
    Barbara Nickerson
    Tetsuo Ochikubo
    Chiyo Ogasawara
    Conrad Okamoto
    Tom Okimoto
    Hajime Okuda
    Ira Ono
    Dean Yeishin Oshiro

    228
    330
    231
    323
    201
    304
    316
    220
    205
    441
    313
    315
    404
    409
    231, 304, 403, 424, 425,
    231
    330
    213, 228, 231
    332
    310
    324, 441
    404
    214
    218
    206, 208, 408, 441
    332
    425
    404
    230
    323
    330
    206, 230, 406
    326
    326

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    Artist

    Room(s)

    Deborah Pacheco
    Aaron Padilla
    Arthur Palmer
    Daniel H. Pang
    Alice Kagawa Parrott
    Macario Pascual
    Vicki Penney-Rohner
    Gabor Peterdi
    Frances Pickens
    Marianna Pineda
    Louis Pohl
    Karen Porteus
    Sarva Posey
    Jeera Rattanangkoon
    Gary Reed
    Harvey W. Reed
    Ed Requilman
    James Rhodes
    Shigeo Risho
    William Rodgers
    Jim Romberg
    Debra Rosenbaum
    Fred Roster
    Laura Ruby
    Mari Sakamoto
    Mike Sakamoto
    Franco Salmoiraghi
    Fred E. Salmon, Jr.
    Dixie Crichton Samasoni
    Thomas J. Sammis
    Karuna Santoro
    Margaret Holland Sargent
    Mamoru Sato
    Tadashi Sato

    441
    404
    Governor's Ceremonial Office
    332
    203
    436
    228
    316
    316
    228, 442
    218, 228, 223, 322, 408
    311
    330
    201, 304
    327
    433
    226
    441
    231
    201
    302
    313
    201
    328
    432
    322
    204, 219, 328, 406, 409
    214
    205
    424
    324
    Governor's Ceremonial Office
    302
    205, 213, 219

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    Artist

    Room(s)

    Italo Scanga

    231

    Lisa Schattenburg-Raymond
    Ellen Schroeder
    Charles R. Schwartz
    Levan Keola Sequeira
    Lloyd Sexton
    Elaine Shapiro
    Floria Shepherd
    Frank Sheriff
    Esther Shimazu
    Randall Shiroma
    Zdzislaw R. Sikora
    Carolyn Tolpo Smith
    Laura Smith
    Eddy Soliai
    Rebecca Solomon
    Nancy Spalding
    Willson Stamper
    Edward Stasack
    Toru Sugita
    Zoltan Szabo
    Esther Szegedy
    Hiroshi Tagami
    Toshiko Takaezu
    Geraldine King Tam
    Jackie Taniguchi
    Keiko Thomas
    Wan Man To
    Stanley Tomita
    George Burroughs Torrey
    Harry Tsuchidana
    William Tuthill
    Sharon Twigg-Smith
    Shuzo Uemoto

    203
    332
    441
    205
    230, Governor's Reception Room
    305
    226
    231
    204, 208
    204
    424
    Governor's Ceremonial Office
    332
    316
    409
    314, 432
    433
    223, 318, 327
    328
    220, 441
    404
    324, 403
    406
    208
    406
    408
    333
    302, 322, 437
    Governor's Reception Room
    404, 426
    205
    304
    203, 409

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    U
    V

    Artist

    Room(s)

    Brett A. Uprichard
    Olga Urminska
    Lori Uyehara
    Hesemans Van Mathias
    Richard A. Via
    Vicki Vierra
    Vijai
    Juanita Vitousek
    Dorothy Walker
    Dodie Warren
    Joanne Warren
    Russell Wee
    Tian Wei
    Paul Weissman
    Robert Wenkam
    Mary Lou Williams
    John Wilson
    George Wimberly
    John Wisnosky
    Ching Wong
    Karen Wood
    Bill Woods
    Sally W. Worcester
    William Worcester
    Shige Yamada
    Lynne Yamamoto
    Nora Yamanoha
    Lloyd Yamasaki
    Stanley Yamauchi
    Eric Yanagi
    Paul Yardley

    204, 323
    326
    218, 226, 328
    315
    215
    218
    326
    208, 217
    322
    217 323
    442
    324
    328
    215
    224, 225, 228, 328
    426
    404
    426
    328
    404, 439
    433
    442
    230
    228
    305
    314
    426
    319
    424
    314
    436

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    Artist

    Room(s)

    Sidney T.K. Yee


    Ray Yoshida
    Michio Yoshimura
    John Young
    Doug Young

    426
    205, 218, 226, 318, 408
    205
    324, 404
    219, 226

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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    EVENT CHAIR: Senator Brian Taniguchi
    CO-CHAIRS: Representatives Della Au Belatti, Isaac Choy and Mark Nakashima
    Governor David Y. Ige
    Senate
    Senate President Donna Mercado Kim
    Senators: Rosalyn Baker, Suzanne Chun-Oakland, J. Kalani English, Will Espero,
    Mike Gabbard, Brickwood Galuteria, Breene Harimoto, Les Ihara, Jr., Lorraine Inouye,
    Gilbert Kahele, Michelle Kidani, Clarence Nishihara, Gil Riviere,
    Russell Ruderman, Sam Slom, Laura Thielen, Jill Tokuda

    House of Representatives
    Speaker of the House Joseph Souki
    Representatives: Tom Brower, Romy Cachola, Ty Cullen, Beth Fukumoto, Mark Hashem,
    Linda Ichiyama, Kaniela Ing, Ken Ito, Jo Jordan, Derek Kawakami, Jarrett Keohokalole,
    Bert Kobayashi, Sam Kong, Chris Lee, Matthew Lopresti, Nicole Lowen, Lauren Matsumoto,
    Bob McDermott, John Mizuno, Dee Morikawa, Scott Nishimoto, Takashi Ohno,
    Richard Onishi, Marcus Oshiro, Karl Rhoads, Joy San Buenaventura, Calvin Say,
    Gregg Takayama, James Tokioka, Gene Ward, Justin Woodson
    Artists
    David Davis, Mark T. Howard, Michi Itami, Rochelle Lum, Suzanne Marinelli,
    Shigeru Miyamoto, Wayne Miyata, Laura Ruby, Thomas J. Sammis, Paul Weissman
    State Foundation on Culture and the Arts
    SFCA Commissioners
    Jonathan Johnson, SFCA Executive Director & Staff:
    Karen Ewald James Gonser Ozzie Kotani Scott Young Kelly Thune
    Exhibit Specialists: James Kuroda Richard Louie Elizabeth Baxter, Derek Erwin
    Board Members of the Friends of the Hawaii State Art Museum
    Volunteers from HISAM:
    Piilani Bauer Dianne Boons Jeremy Dulatre Allen Emura Lynette Wageman
    Senate and House
    Staff of Participating Governor, Senate and House Offices
    Senate and House Chief Clerks Office and Staff
    Senate Communications - Jill Kuramoto Michi Moore
    House Communications Carolyn Tanaka William Nhieu
    Ben Villafor and Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Staff, Senate Document Center
    Kevin Kuroda and House Sergeant-at-Arms Staff, House Printshop
    HEA Committee Members, Staff: Volunteers
    Hawaii Youth Symphony
    Randy Wong Henry Miyamura Ann Doike
    Hawaii Youth Symphony Students
    lelo Community Media
    Robbie Omura Jon Wong
    Special Thanks
    Carole Hagihara of Representative Choys Office
    Lori Hasegawa of Representative Nakashimas Office
    Jon Kawamura of Representative Della Au Belattis Office
    Tom Heinrich and the Parking Volunteers
    Senator Taniguchis Session Staff

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