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The exhibits opened October 12 and will continue through November 17, 2023.鈥�

鈥淲e are very pleased to offer these two international traveling printmaking exhibitions for everyone to enjoy in person,鈥� said Dr.鈥疺elma 鈥疛ean Yamashita,鈥� Associate Professor of Art鈥痑nd Isla Center for the Arts Coordinator. 鈥淓xhibitions such as these allow us to fulfill part of our mission to provide our students and the community with an international art experience.鈥�鈥�&苍产蝉辫;鈥�&苍产蝉辫;

One traveling exhibit is titled 鈥淭hinking of Place III.鈥�鈥�The other is titled 鈥淔emale Correspondence.鈥濃��

Dr. Irena鈥疜eckes, Associate Professor of Art at UOG, participated in both projects, bringing these extensive international exhibitions to Isla Center for the Arts.

鈥淚t is my honor to share these remarkable intercontinental printmaking projects with communities in Guam,鈥� Dr.鈥疜eckes鈥痵aid.鈥�  

Thinking of Place III 

Thinking of Place III is an international printmaking project organized by Laurel McKenzie (AU), Prue MacDougall (NZ), Antonietta Covino-Beehre (AU), and James Pasakos (AU). This project including 86 artists, was exhibited in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Argentina, Ireland, United Kingdom, and now in Isla Center for the Arts, University of Guam. Show will next travel to Denmark, Germany, and several locations in USA. 

The exhibit invited artists to invoke a legend, myth, story or an aspect of ancestral heritage in relation to their personal identification with geography and environment. To learn more, click the link:鈥� 

Prints created by two UOG alumni, Joleen Unas, Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and minor in Fine Arts, 2019; and Daena Perez, Bachelor of Arts, Fine Arts, 2019, are included in the exhibit.  

Unas, a junior computer operator at UOG, submitted her work during the pandemic. 

鈥淚 wanted to spread some hope and dreamed that if people saw my work - good things would come to them, and from one person to another, I wanted this positivity to spread throughout the world,鈥� Unas said. 鈥淣ow, three years later, the piece has returned to Guam, and the world is finally getting back on its feet after the pandemic.鈥�  

With her part-Japanese heritage, Unas said her printed art 鈥淎mabie鈥� was inspired by a Japanese legend that made her hope the pandemic would pass. 

Dr. Keckes invited five artists to be part of her group in the show, Perspectives, including two UOG alumni, Deana Perez and Joleen Unas, along with Keckes, K. Zimna, P. Skowron, and M. Djordjevic.

 

Female Correspondence

The second exhibit, Female Correspondence, involves 18 artists from Croatia, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Guam, and other parts of the United States. 

The Female Correspondence Project is an idea of Mateja Rusak and Tihana Karlovi膰 and includes only female artists.  The project started in 2019 with artists: Tihana Karlovi膰 (Croatia), Mateja Rusak (Croatia), Ana Salopek (Croatia), Kristina Pongrac (Croatia), Dora Bakek (Croatia), Raluca Iancu (USA), Anna Trojanowska (Poland), and Raquel Amat Parra (Ireland). New artists joined in 2020, including: Irena Ke膷ke拧 (Guam), Iva Gobi膰 (Croatia), Gloria Sellan (Croatia), Maja Zemunik (Croatia), Carmen Ba膷ura Poto膷i膰 (Croatia), Maja S. Frankovi膰 (Croatia), Monika Juri膰 (Switzerland), Svetlana Jakimovska Rodi膰 (Slovenia). The project is continuing in 2021, with new participating artists: Jasna 艩ikanja (Croatia), Karen Kunc (USA) and Yoshimi Teh Soo Mei (Japan).

Participating artists had one correspondence partner with whom they exchanged prints throughout one year, according to the .鈥�

If you鈥檙e attending:

When: The exhibit continues through November 17, 2023. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturdays, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Where: Isla Center for the Arts, No. 15 Dean鈥檚 Circle, 暗网AV Campus.  The exhibition will be on display from October 12 to November 17, 2023.

Contact: For more information, please call 671-735-2965 or email islacenter@gmail.com.