Mamoru Sato

Apple [filesize 16K]

Hybrid [filesize 19K]

’Scape 82-7 [filesize 9K]

Artist's Resume

EDUCATION   1963   BA, Fine Arts, University of Colorado   1965   MFA, Sculpture, University of Colorado SOLO EXHIBITIONS   2006   The Pegge Hopper Gallery, Honolulu, Hawaii   1985   Central Pacific Bank, Honolulu, Hawaii   1984   The Art Loft, Honolulu, Hawaii   1980   Downtown Gallery, Honolulu, Hawaii   1976   Downtown Gallery, Honolulu, Hawaii   1968   University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado Contemporary Arts Center of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii   1966   Gima’s Art Gallery, Honolulu, Hawaii SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS   2006-8   9th International Shoebox Sculpture Exhibition, travels from Hawaii to various sites across the United States for two year   2007   Island to Island, exhibition traveled to Tasmania, Malaysia and Honolulu, Hawaii   2006   Connect/Disconnect, Patricia Cameron, Gallery, Seattle, Washington Faculty Art Exhibit, University of Hawaii Art Gallery, Honolulu, Hawaii Commitment to Excellence Art Exhibition, Academy Art Center at Linekona, Honolulu, Hawaii   2005   33rd Annual Toys Designed by Artist, Arkansas Art Center, Little Rock, Arkansas Mixed Media Miniature, Koa Gallery, Kapiolani Community College, Honolulu, Hawaii   2004   Mixed Media Miniature, Koa Gallery, Kapiolani Community College, Honolulu, Hawaii Tinkered & Toyed, Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii   2002   Enriched by Diversity: The Art of Hawaii, Hawaii State Art Museum’s inaugural exhibition, Honolulu, Hawaii   1999   So Long Salon, Honolulu Advertiser Gallery, Honolulu, Hawaii   1997   Collective Visions 1967-97, The State Foundation on Culture and the Arts, Honolulu, Hawaii SELECTED PUBLIC OR INSTITUTIONAL COLLECTIONS   2000   Na Manu O Kane’ohe, 16’h cast concrete and bronze sculpture for the Rev. Benjamin Parker Elementary School, Kaneohe, Hawaii   1996   Ho’olaulima, 18’h black terrazzo sculpture for the Pearl City Cultural Center, Pearl City, Hawaii   1993   Passage, 18’h bronze and stainless steel arch and four life-sized cast bronze figures for the State of Hawaii Makai Parking Garage, Honolulu, Hawaii   1986   Field/Scape 83-3, 2 1/2’h x 10’w x 5’d, Forest/Scape 83-2, 14’h x 9’w x 1 1/2’d, Ocean/Scape 83-4, 10’ diameter, aluminum and stainless steel kinetic sculptures for Hilo Hospital, Hilo, Hawaii   1983   Tapa/Grid 83-1, 75" tall aluminum and polyester resin sculpture for the Teleglobe Canada Building, Waianae, Hawaii   1982   Grid/Scape, 18"h x 36"w x 28"d aluminum and terrazzo sculpture for the University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii   1981-82   Tapa Tiers, 32’h brass and mahogany sculpture for Hilton Hawaiian Village Hotel, Honolulu, Hawaii PUBLICATIONS/MEDIA   2006   Recent Work Exhibition Interview with Noe Tanigawa on Hawaii Public Radio, Honolulu, Hawaii   1998   Public Art & Historic Places - Walking Tours, The State Foundation on Culture and the Arts. The sculpture Ho’olaulima (1996) is featured   1997   ______, Collective Visions 1967-97, The State Foundation on Culture and the Arts. The sculpture Passage (1993) is featured.   1994   Interview on "Art in the 21st Century, "Spectrum Hawaii, a Hawaii Public Television series broadcast, September 7 and 11   1993   Listing in Who’s Who in America, 48th Edition   1991   Sato, Mamoru, "From ’Scapes to Sculptures: A Study in Kinetic Movement," Leonardo Journal, Pergamon Press, February