1. ALBERT PALEY Visiting Artist / Artist In-Residence, October 11 – 15, 2010 Art Department, University of Hawaii at Hilo Residency and lecture made possible with support from the Hawaii State Foundation on Culture and the Arts, the Hawaii Community Foundation Laila Twigg-Smith Art Fund, The Art Department, Office of the Vice Chancellor for Administrative Affairs and the Student Activities Council at the University of Hawaii at Hilo

2. Day One – Paley Residency 10/11/10

3. Albert Paley oversees the inking of cardboard stencils being utilized to establish shapes in a evolving group of monoprints that will be the focus of his print studio residency. On the wall are the first 2 in the series. A total of 48 prints would be pulled by Paley and his assistants during the 5 day period.

4. Problems adjusting ink viscosity and getting a good overall print impression that is able to create a mature range of values, smoothness of color, and sharpness of line and shape - limit progress and will not begin to be resolved until the following day

5. Day Two – Paley Residency 10/12/10

6. The plexiglass monoprint plates are reduced two inches all around to 28 x 38 inches which improves the quality of the print impression. The addition of linseed oil improves the working viscosity of the ink, however, too much of the color is being absorbed by the cardboard stencils; the impressions still lack a certain richness…

7. …part of the early afternoon is spent shopping for alternative materials to use for the stencils; the selection includes a variety of decorative thin hard plastic sheets and “for sale” signs.

8. Late afternoon, Day Two the work really takes off…

10. Day Three – Paley Residency 10/13/10

11. Master printer Patrick Warren got rolling in the studio each day by 8:00am. Assistants Joel Viernes and Shannon Hickey and numerous student volunteers joined in to help and experience throughout the week.

13. Public presentations by Albert Paley are well attended and received Question and answer session following the University of Hawaii Hilo presentation, October 13, 2010, Ho’ou;lu Terrace, UCB127. A total of 130 persons attended the Wednesday 6:00pm and Thursday evening Volcano Art Center lectures which focused on major developments in Paley’s working career as an artist.

14. …end of Day 3 studio work

15. Day Four – Paley Residency 10/14/10 A full day in the print studio with a 1½ hour presentation and discussion from 11:00 – 12:30pm with sixteen Art 124: Foundation Studio 3-D Design students; the day concluded with the Volcano Art Center public presentation from 6:00 – 8:00pm

17. …end of Day 4 studio work

18. Day Five - Paley Residency 10/15/10

19. During the final day of his residency, Albert worked along side University of Hawaii Hilo students enrolled in Art 315: Advanced Printmaking, taught by Professor Meidor Hu.

23. The Visiting Artist Program invites nationally and internationally recognized artists to Hilo to Inspire artists, residents, students, and educators through lectures, exhibitions, and workshops For more information please contact: Professor Michael Marshall Chair, Art Department University of Hawaii Hilo 1(808) 974-7524 mdmarsha@hawaii.edu