Sally French & Christopher Reiner
Jun 28, 2008 - Jul 27, 2008
Edgy, thought-provoking, quirky creations provide a playground for viewers to interact with the personal imagery of these Hawai‘i artists.
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Edgy, thought-provoking, quirky creations provide a playground for viewers to interact with the personal imagery of these Hawai‘i artists.
Sally French exhibits paintings, prints, and sculptural works directed by contemporary life issues and masked in fantasy cartoon character episodes.
Christopher Reiner — best known for his “obtainium sculpture” made from found and recycled objects — presents installations based on social and environmental ideas.
Unique collaborative pieces by both artists create yet another component for a stimulating exhibit.
Edgy, thought-provoking, quirky creations provide a playground for viewers to interact with the personal imagery of these Hawai‘i artists.
Sally French exhibits paintings, prints, and sculptural works directed by contemporary life issues and masked in fantasy cartoon character episodes.
Christopher Reiner — best known for his “obtainium sculpture” made from found and recycled objects — presents installations based on social and environmental ideas.
Unique collaborative pieces by both artists create yet another component for a stimulating exhibit.