Concurrent retrospective exhibitions of two prominent Hawai‘i artists, Marcia Morse and George Woollard, will trace each artist’s path by highlighting notable bodies of work that offer a window into their conceptual direction and material sensibility throughout different phases of their distinct four-decade careers. In addition to their studio work, both artists have made notable contributions to the Hawai‘i art scene through extensive teaching and academic involvement. 

Marcia Morse’s gift of writing has helped shape the careers of artists and the dialogue of contemporary art in Hawai‘i, while she has maintained a studio practice versed in printmaking, papermaking, and textile.

George Woollard is prolific in painting, sculpture, drawing, and printmaking, and places equal emphasis on the teaching of these disciplines and the pursuit of his own studio work.

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Marcia Morse                         George Woollard 

George Woollard

Makapu'u Point Revealed, 1979

viscosity print