"A tour-de-force celebration of a
successful partnership between the
Academy and the artist" is how Sarah E.
Bremser, assistant curator of Western Art
at the Honolulu Academy of Arts,
describes the 1992 exhibition, "Chihuly
Courtyards." Inspired by the courtyards of
the Hawaiian museum, Dale Chihuly
designed four installations
featuring works from his
Macchia,
Ikebana,
Chandelier, and
Niijima Floats
series. Through the 17 full-color
photographs, readers can experience the
effect of these installations. 20,000
Pounds of Ice, the neon-and-ice
installation, created to celebrate the
opening of the exhibition, is also captured
in this concise chronicle of the exhibition.
Bremser offers a succinct overview of
Chihuly's oeuvre and discusses the
stunning installations of the unique
exhibition in her essay.
1992 Softcover, 8 1/2" x 11"
16 pages, 17 color reproductions
ISBN: 978-0-9608382-7-1