Four artworks from the SFCA Art in Public Places Collection are on loan to a new exhibit at the Downtown Art Center in Honolulu. “Dance on the Edge of the Witches’ Cauldron” features five Hawaiʻi-based artists in an exhibit curated by Tom Klobe. Tom chose artists who, throughout their lives, pushed beyond all borders – dancing on the edge of the witches’ cauldron, balancing between fire on one side and boiling stew on the other. The works by Allyn Bromley, Sally French, Pat Hickman, Linda Kane, and Fred Roster include four artworks on loan from the SFCA Art in Public Places Collection:
- “Troubled Rainbow” screenprint by Allyn Bromley, 1982
- “Latitude A&F” screenprint by Allyn Bromley, 1988
- “Fumiko, Keeper of the Meek” digital print by Sally French, 2008
- “Introducing Ruddy Spuddy”, beeswax, oil paint on birch wood panel painting by Sally French, 1995
Photos of SFCA Art in Public Places artworks in the exhibit
About the exhibit
First Friday opening reception May 1, 5:30 – 8:00 p.m. Exhibit on view in the main Downtown Art Center gallery May 1 – 29, 2026. Free and open to the public. Learn more about the exhibit on the Downtown Art Center website: DowntownArtHI.org.
Curator Tom Klobe is Professor Emeritus at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Art Department and the founding director of the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Art Gallery.