Millennium project draws artist to Guam
Click here to read the Lawrence Journal World article 
from May 14, 2001

In 2001 Wayne Wildcat and his wife, Tolly traveled Guam to participate in a 1 1/2-month artist-in-residence program. The program is part of the "America Creates for the Millennium program", supported by the National Endowment for the Arts and the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation.

The Hilton hotel,  the Guam Arts Center were host to Wayne's exhibits. He taught three to five times a week at  schools, and workshops and talked at the University of Guam in the central district of Mangilao.

Many of his exhibits addressed the history of American Indians.

 

Wildcat's art was on exhibit at this breathtakingly beautiful "Two Lover's Point" on the north island on Guam, the site of KAHA Art Gallery.

 

Artist Wayne Wildcat stands with his wife, Tolly, left, and a student after painting all day in this beautiful setting, at the weekend long art workshop at Gef Pa'go, injarajan, Guam 2001. She asked for this picture to be taken, she wanted to record this moment. 

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