This show opened on Friday,
November 1, 2013 in Honolulu, Hawaii and was well attended. Bob and Charlie's
creative acts continue to define the contemporary fine art movement in Hawaii
in the spirit that Louis Pohl envisioned. Their abstract art consistently forces
viewers to consider what contemporary fine art is.
“Deciphering the Creative Act” looks at the
process by which artists make their decisions. These aforementioned decisions
are based on feelings and experiences necessary to develop paintings and
sculptures. These decisions are important to capture the “magic” moment when an
artist’s creative energy becomes focused and his artwork is complete.
This is an artistic skill that evolves with time. Knowing when to stop
the tool from grinding more metal or wood or when to put the paintbrush down is
vital to achieve the creative act.
The Creative Act is completed when the viewer is
allowed to engage the artwork and provide their feedback and criticism.
As the viewers experience the show, they are forced to respond positively or
negatively as they try to decipher and interpret what the art means. This
feedback loop is an important element of the communication process, which is
integral to the art making experience.
The show runs from November
1 to December 24, 2013.
"Deciphering the Creative Act"
Louis Pohl Gallery
1142 Bethel Street Honolulu Hawaii 96813 Tuesday through Friday 11 am to 5 pm
(808) 521-1812 Saturday 11 am to 4 pm
www.louispohlgallery.com
Best First Friday parking is at Kukui
Plaza, entrance on Kukui Street behind Pali Longs
louispohlgallery@gmail.com
