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Artist Exhibitions:
EVENTS:
:o) Banyan Tree Art Fair,
Lahaina, Maui, USA, ongoing.
December 22 and 23, 2007.
AWARDS RECEIVED:
:) August, 2007 Honorable
Mention, San Leandro Festival
of Fine Art (Koa Wood
Petroglyph Whale Carving)
:) July, 2005 Honorable
Mention, San Leandro Festival
of Fine Art (Tranquility)
:) July, 2005 Honorable
Mention, San Leandro Festival
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Artist Galleries:
Joel's Studio, Haiku, Maui, HI
96708. By appointment only.
Call 808-575-2746,
808-283-6901, or 510-612-8292.
Hana Coast Gallery, adjacent
to Hotel Hana-Maui, open 9 am
to 5 pm every day. "Travel &
Leisure Magazine, in their
Annual World's Best Edition,
acclaimed Hana Coast ...
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Artist Reviews:
Tri City Voice, May and June,
2005
Tri City Voice, May 2003
Fremont Argus, May, 2002, 2003
San Leandro Times, April, 2002
Hayward Daily Review, 1998,
1999...
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Collections:
To date, Joel's artwork is
limited primarily to private
collections, although some
reproductions can be found in
corporate collections in San
Francisco, CA. His work has
traveled to the Hawaiian
Islands, Canada, Japan,
England, Ireland, Yugoslavia,
and Finland. In the
continental United States, his
artwork is scattered
throughout Alaska, ...
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Commissions:
->D Horn, Bay Point,
California, USA
->L Cervantes, Stockton,
California, USA
->D Barmettler-Ewing, San
Leandro, California, USA
->A Kelly, Apple Valley,
California, USA
->B A Stinson, Long Lake,
Minnesota, USA
->L and D Heinz, Lake Havasu
City, Arizona, USA
->K and R Salas, Mill Valley,
California, USA
->N Kanoa...
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Artist Statement for Joel P Heinz Sr.
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Joel P. Heinz, Sr., has been painting acrylic on canvas since 1995. All of his art training has come from associating with other artists and the joy of experimenting and discovery. “My favorite subject is Tropical Marine; I love it so. When I paint the sea and all the delightful things therein, it brings me peace; then, everything else falls into place.”
In recent years, living in Maui, Joel has gained a greater appreciation for the Hawaiian culture both past and present. This has resulted in subject-matter changes in recent expressions on canvas. He is particularly intrigued by ancient designs on Tapa (also known as Kapa) and petroglyph rock carvings. For this reason he began to combine these two cultural icons into his paintings and has even taken artist's license to create a few of his own petroglyph designs.
After much encouragement from friends and acquaintances in the art field, he has undertaken the art of sculpting some of his favorite Hawaiian petroglyphs. Since KOA wood is treasured in Hawaii, he has selected this wonderful hard wood as his medium of choice.
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