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  • 396 moons: the path home 
    Pfister, Benjamin P K (2007-12)
    In the exhibition, 396 Moons: the Path Home, I create symbolic forms in order to translate natural patterns expanding so far into time and space that they are difficult to comprehend fully. This process of translation and ...
  • An·at·om·ize Inc·ize red·uce div·ide 
    Portner, Maya Lea (2006-08)
    The development of my thesis project started with an interest in the anatomical wax models of Museo della Specola in Florence, Italy, and a desire to recreate their specific qualities according to my own sensitivities and ...
  • Chronosynthesis : a site-specific sculpture installed at Windward Community College, Kāneʻohe, Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi 
    Spindt, Allan H (2004)
    The title for my thesis exhibition, Chronosynthesis, is a word I invented to be expressive of the various aspects of the sculpture. Chronos refers to time, personified by the ancient Greeks as the all powerful but fallible ...
  • Dancing Voices 
    Teodoro, Melissa (University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2003-12)
    This MFA concert will be shared between Ana Paula Hofling and Melissa Teodoro. Our idea is to have a concert that showcases our choreographic work, old and new, in a cohesive concert that is more than a collage of unrelated ...
  • "Day to day" 
    Ikegami, Jon Saburo (2005)
    We encounter hundreds of tactics that are used to vie for our attention and influence our thoughts and actions, often without our even knowing it. An example of this is advertising. By way of mass media, advertising uses ...
  • A discussion of the elements of four aspects of one practice 
    Wasson, Thomas G (2005)
  • Elementary 
    Krebs, Arn (2007-08)
    If creativity is a missing component for understanding, the first thing we need is a working understanding of creativity. Although the mechanics of creativity are indefinable, we can address it in the forms in which it ...
  • End of innocence 
    Kang, Felix A (2004)
    9-11. 9/11. These digits had no particular significance other than the emergency telephone number prior to September 11, 2001. This date is like December 7, 1941 when President Franklin D. Roosevelt referred to it as, "a ...
  • “An Exercise in Domesticity” 
    Baxter, Elizabeth (2006-08)
    The installation an exercise in domesticity began with some sculptures I was creating that I referred to as Venus figures. I have been interested in the idea of body image for a number of years, looking at and questioning ...
  • The Five Metaphors 
    Lenz, Heidi Loretta (2005-05)
    "It's All in the Details" is a visual message presented as 18 fossil-like forms, each floating on its own unified panel. These are placed at eye level, so that an intimate view of the details can be seen. The message is ...
  • Fly high fall silently 
    Butler, Jennifer (University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2003-12)
    Fly High Fall Silently was a modern dance concert choreographed and directed by MFA Candidate, Jennifer Butler. The concert was presented May 7-11th as the Footholds III Concert of the 2002/2003 season in the Ernest Lab ...
  • Geometric as expression 
    Newton, George N (2004)
  • Heartscape: journey through a life 
    Dutcher, Tiare (University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2003-12)
    Having studied as a Kagyu Tibetan Buddhist for many years, my understanding of these teachings is that the only place a person can become enlightened is in the human realm. There are realms other than the human one, such ...
  • Hybrid Semantix 
    Collins, Calvin (2006-12)
    In a traditional art historical attitude one distinguishes between two main aspects of a work; its form and its content Although these are often discussed In isolation from one another, there is somewhat general agreement ...
  • “Insatiable / Surface” 
    Erwin, Derek (2006-08)
    The thesis exhibition. Insatiable / Surface. was an installation in two parts that addressed the issues of consumption and depletion. By exhibiting this work I place myself into a broader arena of artists whose work also ...
  • In-sight 
    Söder, Madeleine (2005)
    Through a perplexing deficiency in our society, human intelligence often takes us far away from ourselves. Everyday we are bombarded with information through sound and visual images and there is no time or space for momentary ...
  • “Invisible Wall” 
    Coy, Steven (2007-05)
    "Invisible Wall", an installation. digitally captured and projected a live scenario of what would normally be blocked from view. A wall no longer obstructs view but becomes an illusory digital window through the use of ...
  • Ka wa ma mua, ka wa ma hope 
    Ching, Lena Lei (University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2003-05)
    Hawaiian navigators oriented themselves without instruments by using a system based upon knowing where they came from and by having faith in the words of their ancestors. As a Hawaiian artist, I am embarking on a journey ...
  • Ke Kowa the space between 
    Kukahiko, RustyAnn (2006-05)
    In my Nana's house ghosts lived in the cracks between the boards in the walls. Running my hand along tongue and groove one by sixes, I could feel the spirits waiting in the space between the boards. My hands skipping over ...
  • Lovely in her bones 
    Jackson, Jacob K (2005)
    My thesis is divided into two sections. The first is a personal narrative relating my father's experience with cancer, and the second discusses the theory, motivation, and techniques that were employed in the creation of ...

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