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Joseph Fletcher
Portraying the simple aspects of the world in which we live, Fletcher’s artwork honors the moment and dedicates the craft to recording the living history of Maui in a strong and vibrant manner. His assured strokes and textured approach brings life and energy to the paintings he creates. artwork >

Michael Clements
"Being an artist to me means learning how to see light and color in it's constantly changing states. It is high drama that gets my heart pounding from the thought that I just might be able to "catch" it. artwork >

Carmen Gardner
Carmen Gardner’s watercolor celebration of Maui is a luminous tribute to the people, special moments and natural beauty that, together, make Maui “no ka oi.” artwork >

Jazz Glickenhaus
“In my art I tend to focus on both abstract and realism, finding a point in the middle where these two styles can come together. I have come to realize that this often allows for a broader interpretation on the part of the viewer” artwork >

Vince Hogan
Hawaii born Vince Hogan, has been turning Maui hardwoods for over two decades.
Milo, Koa, and Kolohala (Pheasant Wood)  are his mediums, creating spectacular traditional and contemporary pieces. The Hawaiian calabash and Ed Moulthrop are his two biggest influences... Maui's forests his inspiration. artwork >

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