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Viewpoints Featured Show

Colors/Colours: The Art of
JEANNE HARDIE AND HEATHER RENDEL
April 1st through April 28th, 2004

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Jeanne Hardie had a medical practice in California. Heather Rendel spent her early years on a New Zealand sheep farm. Despite their different backgrounds (and different standards of spelling), Hardie and Rendel have much in common. Both have become artists since moving to Maui. Both studied with Maui artist and teacher Richard Nelson at Hui No‘eau. Both are fascinated by color, and employ Nelson’s Tri-hue Method of painting, which creates a broad palette of hues from the three actual primary colors: magenta, cyan and yellow.
Jeanne Hardie



Pearl by Jeanne Hardie, watercolor, 30x22

An abstract painter, Hardie is fascinated by the way color can create luminosity; and how light, shadow and color interact to achieve the illusion of three dimensions on a two-dimensional canvas. Her work has appeared in Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center member shows, Maui Watercolor Association exhibits, and in Art Maui.

Colour is what entices Rendel to much of her subject matter—the play of colors on clouds, the variations of hues in the petals of a flower—as do the ephemeral shimmers of light on reflective surfaces, and the yin and yang of contrasts. Her work has appeared in such juried exhibitions as Artists of Hawai‘i, the Hawai‘i Watercolor Society, Hui No‘eau, Art Maui, and the Tri-hue Show.


Heather Rendell



Tideline by Heather Rendel, pastel, 22x15


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