Small fish made of copper, nickel, silver and brass playfully join together in South Korean artist Jang Meeyeon's work. A sense of revulsion may arise while viewing her wooden rolling pin filled with multiple implants of curly, brown hair. This Colorado artist layers transparencies in a temple made of acrylic to make his political statement. A good sense of humor can be found in a winsome cow, made with parts of leather shoes and shoelaces carefully pieced together by Loren Schwerd from South Carolina. This exhibition is sponsored by the UH Department of Art and supported by a grant from the State Foundation on Culture and the Arts and the Watumull Grant for Museum Studies in the Arts.
Admission is free.