Elizabeth Keller
Elizabeth Keller is drawn to the old buildings of Maui because they usually contain history that fascinates her. Old architecture can have a kind of purity or dignity that speaks to the artist even though the buildings might have seemed strictly utilitarian when they were built. In the case of the sugar mills in Pai’a […]
Julie Houck
As a contemporary landscape painter working in oils and encaustics, Houck aspires to capture not only the scene, but also the moment and mood, relying on her study of the classical principles of directly observing color, light and form in nature. She has studied with contemporary realist painters at the Atelier of Classical Realism in […]
Leonard Guidroz
Leonard Guidroz has spent over five decades honing his craft as a woodworker here in Hawai’i. It all began back in the 1960’s when he moved to these beautiful islands to chase his passion for surfing. Little did he know it would also lead him down the path of woodworking. Over the years, the artist […]
Jett Green
Jett Green works in oils. Her background is in traditional realism but always expanding, developing, loosening up with the energy for impressionism. Her love for painting started at 19 years of age. After studying at the Art Center College of Design for couple of years at U.S.C., she landed a job in the Movie industry in […]
Kate Eifler
For the last twenty years while living on Maui, Kate has enjoyed sharing her time between making pottery, working as an American Sign Language/English Interpreter, and exploring the wonders of the island. Introduced to clay in high school, she continues to be amazed at the creative possibilities it has to offer. She continued her art […]
Dennis Chamberlain
Dennis Chamberlain received a B.A. degree in Sculpture in the late 70’s and a M.F.A. degree in Art, (metalsmithing), in the mid 90’s, both from San Diego State University. He taught at several colleges in Colorado including Metropolitan State College of Denver where I was head of the foundations program and, for a couple of years, […]
Mary Beth Binder
Mary Beth blends ancient techniques with modern concepts, and she specializes in creating unique pieces with dimensionality and texture. Living in Maui, she is surrounded and inspired by the patterns, designs and textures that nature creates, and often works with stone and glass together to reflect her surroundings. Her passion is to take a solid and static […]
Husa Adams
Husa is a mixed media artist born and raised in NYC. She grew up influenced by the subway/street arts of Keith Haring and the Neo-expressionism of Jean Michele Basquiat. Husa attended High School of the Performing Arts, with a BFA from NYU, Tisch School of the Arts and a focus on Visual Arts from The Crafts Students […]
Christine Waara
Invention, harmonious colors, a strong composition, combined with the contrast of light and dark values, is a recipe for a successful painting. As an artist, Christine has been training herself for as long as she can remember to carefully observe the subtle charm of her surroundings bathed in an ever-changing story of light. Her engaging […]
Michael Wisner
Michael started creating objects of clay from the Chesapeake Bay early in life. His studies in the U.S. Southwest also inform his current ceramic pieces. Made with meditative care and a contemporary sense of design, Michael’s pieces speak of elemental forces of earth and fire. “My creativity is sparked by contact with the natural world. Plants, […]
