Ka Leo o Na Koa, May 4, 2012

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Ka Leo O Nä Koa

Volume VII

Issue 4

May 4, 2011

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Frampton, Karlen earn art scholarship By KELSIE CHONG, features co-editor

Seniors Kara Frampton and Pi‘ikea Karlen received $2,500 scholarships from the Art Maui Portfolio Competition on April 14, 2012, at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center. Both visual art endorsees submitted about ten of their best art works created within the 2011-2012 school year, as required in the scholarship criteria. Submissions were open to paintings, drawings, photography, mixed media, small sculptures, ceramics and any other small work in three-dimensions. “I would like to commend Kamehameha School for seeing beyond themselves and our shores. When I looked at their work, I saw hope for the future,” said juror Tom Klobe. Frampton and Karlen were two of the three awardees selected. “I was very excited when I heard that my portfolio was chosen,” Karlen said. “I knew this was a prestigious award, and I didn’t really think I had a chance.” Two major conflicts in Karlen’s life helped spark the ideas for her portfolio theme. One was society’s negative perception of others, and the second

Photo by KELSIE CHONG

Seniors Piʻikea Karlen and Kara Frampton receive the $2,500 scholarship from the Art Maui Portfolio Competition on Saturday, April 14, 2012, in the Schaefer International Gallery at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center.

was two of her worlds clashing together – island versus city girl. She entitled her themes Perception and Two Worlds

Collide. “They’re [the themes are] prevalent in my life, and it’s what I’m going through now,” she said.

Frampton also had a common theme throughout her portfolio. Entitled Regrown, her works were based on two of her interests: environmental awareness and art. Through her pieces, Frampton conveyed the message that as one’s old

self dies off, a new part is born. In keeping with her theme, as Frampton’s high school career and life in Hawai‘i are coming to a close she said, “I am ready to leave my old path and create a new one.” Her art

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