Three female artists cook up a roomful of "stew" at Windward Community College's Gallery 'Iolani. Sara Nunes-Atabaki's "Iwi Hilo," made from the gut of an areca palm, is not for sale.
‘Sisterstew’
Three women showcase a variety of art forms in their exhibition "Sisterstew," on view at the Windward Community College Gallery 'Iolani.
Featured will be works by printmaker Louise Barr showcasing a broad range of printmaking methods; Gail Gauldie, whose layered images are created with emulsion and cloth; and Sara Nunes-Atabaki, who creates sculptural forms with plant and animal fibers.
The show continues from 1 to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. Admission is free.
The WCC campus is at 45-720 Keaahala Road, Kaneohe. For more information, call 236-9155.
Gail Gauldie's piece titled "Evolution," combining emulsion and cloth, costs $1,600.
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