website: DianeAppler.com

An award-winning oil-painting artist who works both en plein air and in the studio, Diane Appler specializes in scenes of Maui, including landscapes and seascapes. She welcomes commissioned scenes that evoke lasting memories rendered in the vibrant and warm tones she sees and feels. See her work at Banyan Tree Gallery and Maui Hands in Lahaina. Meet Diane on Mondays at Wailea Beach Resort Marriott from 8 am–2 pm. Studio visits by appointment are encouraged.

website: art-e-studio.net

Darice Machel McGuire was raised in art. Her artist mother first trained her in oil painting, and her parents owned a gallery and art school in Lake Tahoe, CA. She came to Maui in 2012 with 40 years’ experience not only as a painter in oils and acrylics but also as a fine-art teacher and textbook author. Now her great project is her new privately owned art school in Lahaina, Art e Studio, a site of creative opportunity for the entire Maui community.

website: LarryBerko.com

The sea—especially the shore, also people and objects on and in—provides Larry Berko with his painterly topics. What motivates his work on canvas is exploration of the paint itself. Facture. “A patch of paint, ghost lines, a drip or scraped surface, can each be as significant as the carefully rendered.” In every work he is “hell-bent on discovery.”

website: galitbreman.com

Israel-born Galit Amran Breman is a metalsmith and jewelry designer who follows a family tradition that goes back eight generations. She also paints, as she has since age five, although precious metals and stones are the focus of her work at this time. Her jewelry evokes timeless emotion and provokes spiritual awakening. Meet Galit on Saturdays at the Four Seasons Artists Showcase from 8 am–1:30 pm.

website: joellecgallery.com

This private gallery space showcases the latest collection of Joëlle C. originals, as well as her limited and open edition giclée reproductions, lithographs, etchings, and prints. Joëlle’s art is built upon the solid traditional techniques of the masters, adding her own unique risks and challenges to create truly unique paintings. Enjoy.

website: cabrinha.com

Renaissance waterman Pete Cabrinha is a Hawai‘i-born wave-riding pioneer. He is also a prolific artist living on the island of Maui. During his travels on the world windsurfing and kitesurfing circuits he developed a passion for photography, and his craft informs his compelling and original works of multi-media collage.

website: ceserebothers.com

Daily 10 am-7 pm • Brothers John and Dan Cesere work as a team—not only to discover the most phenomenal undersea landscapes and creatures, but also to capture them vividly through photographic images printed on dye-infused metal. Their P¯a‘ia gallery is the perfect place to immerse yourself. Meet the brothers at the Four Seasons Wailea on Thursdays, 8 am–1:30 pm.

email: sandraclark@mauiartist.net

Retired art professor Sandra Clark’s creations— contemporary wearable art jackets and wall fiber textiles— have been exhibited in museums worldwide. She travels extensively, collecting vintage Japanese and other Asian silks. From these she fabricates jackets and interior wall art with a modern appeal. Her textile art and glass landscapes are exhibited at the Four Seasons Artists Showcase on Sundays, 8 am–1:30 pm.

website: costgallery.com

Curtis Wilson Cost’s original paintings and reproductions of Hawaii’s land and coastal scenes are some of the most sought-after in the world. Essentially about place and timelessness, his crisp landscapes are examples of heightened realism at its finest. This master realist has been living and painting on Maui since 1973.

phone: 808-280-5860 (Studio visits by appointment)

Mermaids and dancing houses, flying horses and friendly birds. . . Janet Davis inhabits a world of playful imagination. Her monotypes and oils on canvas celebrate the lush foliage of a Maui jungle, the patchwork of fields and farms on the mountain slopes below her home. At Maui Hands in Pa'ia and Viewpoints Gallery in Makawao. Meet Janet at Four Seasons Resort Wailea on Tuesdays, 8 am–1:30 pm

website: CatherineDetrick.com

Cathy Detrick is a master hand-weaver whose work includes elegant shawls, scarves, and jackets using luxury fibers and intricate textiles from around the world, many of them antiques. Influenced by colorist Mark Rothko, she also hand-paints yarns for contemporary wall hangings. She accepts customized orders. Meet Cathy at the Four Seasons on Saturdays from 8 am–1:30 pm.

website: eddieflotte.com

Flotte’s watercolors are gateways to yesterday, reflections of old-town life, small neighborhoods and rural communities of Maui, his hometown in rural Pennsylvania, Europe and more. “I see the spirit in these subjects, the personality and attitude, and that is what I paint.” Works can be seen at the Gecko Trading Company in Makawao; his studio is on Baldwin Avenue one block below the town.

website: ellenfriel.com

A feeling of joy and enthusiasm permeates Ellen Friel’s work, expressed in the vivid colors and spontaneous lines of her pleinair oils and watercolors, also in the wittiness of her low-fire clay “story towers.” Certainly this spirit reflects her good fortune to be living and working in Pa‘ia. She welcomes visitors, by appointment, to her studio, which is “a quick stop off Hana Highway.” She adds: “Discover. Relax. Reminisce through original art.”

website: MauiSculpture.com

Tim works in stone, wood, and metal, from large abstracts in marble and blue stone for outdoor sculpture gardens to works in wood and different stone suitable for indoor display. His work seeks to find a balance of form, inviting the viewer to explore and touch. Meet Tim at the Artists Showcase at the Four Seasons Resort Mondays from 8 am–1:30 pm and Wednesdays from 5–10 pm.

website: HermineHarman.com

“My art is richly colorful, vivid, glittery, and shiny,” says Hermine Harman. She employs traditional art materials— paint, gold leaf, and resin—with joyful additions of beads, feathers, glitter, and shells. Her themes are emotional, often focused on women’s issues and the tumultuous trials of our era, always expressed with her love of Hawai‘i. Find her work at Enchantress Gallery by Bootzie at The Shops at Wailea, or at her Kihei studio by appointment.

website: MarylynHolland.com

Marylyn Holland creates “Meditation Art”—faces designed to bring peace and serenity into one’s life. Her forms are hand-crafted in clay and later cast in bronze. She creates full-body monks as well as a line of charming “Meditation Faces.” Her work can be found in all Maui Hands Galleries including some bronzes at the Makawao location.

website: mauipetportraits.com

The usual reaction to anyone viewing Brenda’s paintings is pure joy. Her heartfelt pet portraits capture the unique personality of your adored pets, working from your photos. Brenda paints a treasured tribute of unconditional love that can be shipped anywhere–you can be in the portrait too! Meet Brenda at the Wailea Beach Resort Thursdays from 8 am–2 pm or call for a studio visit.

website: CarolineKillhour.com

Caroline Killhour is talented in a variety of mediums. Her beautifully textured works evoke exotic places, complex patterns, and spatial angles similar to those used in Japanese prints. Influenced by native Hawaiian flora and fauna, Caroline’s island-inspired woodcuts are available in prints, small travel journals, magnets, and cards—perfect for gifts.

website: AviKiriaty.com

Avi Kiriaty's unique artistic vision has grown from his deep love for the Pacific islands and their shared culture. That vision expresses itself in many forms: portrait, landscape, and abstract paintings in oil and pastel, also sculpture and other media. The full range of his work can be experienced on his website and, by appointment, at his private studio.

website: lorikoprowski.com

Contemporary, dynamic, original oil paintings. Abstract female forms on canvas, wood, and paper. Internationally exhibited and in private and corporate collections around the world, Lori Koprowski resides in the Upcountry town of Makawao. Meet Lori at the Artists Showcase at Four Seasons Resort lower lobby every Tuesday, 8 am–1:30 pm, or by appointment at her Makawao studio.

website: starskip.com

Sculptor Bill Little’s workshop, called No. 9 Welding & Metal Sales, occupies a gritty slot in industrial Kahului. In addition to I-beams, he offers a large array of his unique sculptures fabricated from stainless steel, carbon steel, copper, bronze, and glass. A wiz-kid artist from the University of Wisconsin in Green Bay, he’s had his works jury-chosen for numerous of our prestigious annual Art Maui exhibitions.

website: HotIslandGlass.com

Hot Island Glass is a creative partnership between Chris Richards and Chris Lowry, two of the leading glassblowers in Hawai‘i. Both come from glassblowing families. On most days, visitors will find them here, creating stunning, one-of-a-kind works of art. Their work can be seen at Hot Island Glass and in many galleries in Hawai‘i and on the Mainland.

website: mjlowry.com

Nobody in these parts creates glass artwork in the fresh and fascinating manner of Denmark-born Marianne Lowry. She combines kiln-formed techniques with hand-blown objects, and the results feel like perfect windows into the sub-surface geometry of the natural order. Find her at the Four Seasons Resort’s Artist Showcase every Sunday from 8 am to 1:30 pm. Or view some of her work at Hot Island Glass in Makawao.

website: KariMcCarthy.com

Kari McCarthy’s landscapes are studies in the colors of nature and the nature of color. Visual phenomena fascinate her— especially the complexity of depicting atmosphere. McCarthy’s work can be found at Hana Coast Gallery. She exhibits in person every Thursday at Four Seasons Resort Wailea, from 8 am–1:30 pm, and on Friday evenings from 5–10 pm.

website: sherilevinsilks.com

Sheri is at the forefront of the “slow fiber” movement, hand-crafting oneof- a-kind garments, accessories, and wall hangings from natural fibers (primarily fine silks) and natural dyes. Using sustainably-sourced plants, barks, roots, and insects, Sheri extracts dyes which infuse her wearable and fine art creations with rich,lasting, and non-toxic color. Meet Sheri at the Four Seasons Artists Showcase on Thursdays from 8 am–1:30 pm.

websites: leafhawaii.com

A native of seaside Portugal, Paulo Mendes is a longtime Maui resident and surfer. After years of success in commercial and art photography, he has focused his attention on a self-invented style of large-scale landscape imagery. Through the capture of motion he somehow finds the middle way between literal and spiritual, between fact and feeling. The colors are subtle. The images calmly hum. Find Paulo Thursday nights at Four Seasons Resort’s Artists Showcase from 5–10 pm.

website: ShepardsBeads.com

Nancy Shepard Moseley’s kaleidoscopic polymer clay designs baffle the mind. Her miniature mu‘umuu and aloha shirts are irresistible, oneof- a-kind conversation pieces. with intricate geometric patterns. Math never looked so good! She shows with daughter Lisa Widell–who makes elegant jewelry from handmade glass beads–at Four Seasons Wailea on Thursdays, 8 am-1:30 pm; at Hyatt Regency in Ka‘anapali on Fridays 8 am-2 pm.

website: cameronnelsongallery.com

Photographer Cameron Nelson has traveled the globe, and his love for adventure and passion for photography are the motivating forces behind his breathtaking ,ature-inspired imagery. Cameron’s photography unites the colors of the Earth, bringing the elements to life at their most dramatic moments. Meet Cameron at the Four Seasons Wailea on Wednesdays from 8 am–1:30 pm. and Sundays from 5–10 pm.

website: pascaline-art.com

Pascaline creates large-scale, joyfully hued watercolor portrayals of Hawai‘i in its natural perfection. Recently she’s been playing with NOAA nautical maps as metaphors for the seagoing journeys she depicts. A seafarer herself, she uses pigment to evoke “the feeling of the tradewinds and the breath of the ocean.” At her rural studio—an easy stop for travelers to and from Hana—she offers not only original paintings but giclée and lithographic prints as well.

website: nansyphleger.com

Phleger’s plein-air paintings have garnered awards and the attention of serious collectors in the United States, Jamaica, New Zealand and Australia. Her portraits (of animals as well as people) have established Phleger internationally. Her home studio features watercolors, oils and pastels of her garden’s fruits and flowers, the majestic mountains and powerful seas surrounding

website: leeplevney.com

Ceramic artist Lee Oululani Plevney seeks to reflect the beauty and mystery of the ocean and sea life surrounding Maui, also the open spirit of aloha that permeates the islands, in every bowl, vase, platter, or sculpture she creates. Each piece “talks story” about the Hawaiian world she experiences. Meet Lee on Sundays from 9 am to 2 pm at the Maui Gift & Craft Fair, Lahaina Gateway Center.

website: HotIslandGlass.com

Hot Island Glass is a creative partnership between Chris Richards and Chris Lowry, two of the leading glassblowers in Hawai‘i. Both come from glassblowing families. On most days, visitors will find them here, creating stunning, one-of-a-kind works of art. Their work can be seen at Hot Island Glass and in many galleries in Hawai‘i and on the Mainland.

website: risonart.com

Heather Rison’s paintings challenge the viewer with a narrative that leaves the mind free to imagine what comes next. She balances the skill of a classically trained artist with the independent vision of contemporary innovation. Her sculptures, in ceramic and bronze, capture the human form and pull it toward god-like freedom and spirit. She welcomes visitors to her Kihei studio by appointment.

website: WandaRussell.com

Wanda Russell’s richly-textured images evoke the constant, yet ever-changing forces of nature–wind, rain, gravity, magnetism. The energy and patterns of plants and weather lend movement and power to her elegantly rendered watercolors, oils and mixed media paintings. Savory hues add depth and resonance. Russell also shows at Gottling Home Store and Viewpoints Gallery.

website: TurnbullFineArt.com

Turnbull Studios & Sculpture Garden is located on the scenic drive towards Kahakuloa at mile marker #10, Turnbull Studios features monumental wood, stone, and bronze sculptures by artists Steve and Christine Turnbull. This working studio and gallery also features original paintings, ceramics, glass, jewelry, and crafts by the finest local artists. Come experience magnificent scenery, a charming gallery, and the chance to meet the artists and see them in action.

website: TurnbullFineArt.com

Turnbull Studios & Sculpture Garden is located on the scenic drive towards Kahakuloa at mile marker #10, Turnbull Studios features monumental wood, stone, and bronze sculptures by artists Steve and Christine Turnbull. This working studio and gallery also features original paintings, ceramics, glass, jewelry, and crafts by the finest local artists. Come experience magnificent scenery, a charming gallery, and the chance to meet the artists and see them in action.

email: jenniferlvalenzuela@gmail.com

A product of San Francisco Bay Area’s fervent art scene, oil painter Jennifer Valenzuela found her groove on Maui over a decade ago. Her works have been exhibited often, both there and here. Her unique style, which she calls “imagined landscapes,” explores sense of place combined with Hawaiian philosophy, song, and special planes.. Meet Jennifer and see her work every Friday from 5–10 pm at the Four Seasons Artists’ Showcase.

website: KarivonWening.com

“Metal-head” Kari von Wening creates highly expressive no-canvas canvases from scrap metal, vintage tools and toys, enamel paint, scratched-in words, mixed media, and stuff. Trained as a printmaker, she preferred the scratched metal plates over the printed paper. See her work at Maui Hands. This piece was chosen as the publicity piece for Art Maui 2017.

website: LindaWhittemore.com

Linda’s abstract monotypes and paintings reflect her feelings about Maui. Painted layer upon layer, Linda’s unique monotypes result from a finely tuned artistic sense and a passion to continually explore new themes and styles. Original monotypes and paintings can be found at Viewpoints, Maui Hands, Gottling, and Village Galleries. Meet Linda at Four Seasons Resort Wailea on Mondays, 8 am–1:30 pm.

website: ShepardsBeads.com

Nancy Shepard Moseley’s kaleidoscopic polymer clay designs baffle the mind. Her miniature mu‘umuu and aloha shirts are irresistible, oneof- a-kind conversation pieces. with intricate geometric patterns. Math never looked so good! She shows with daughter Lisa Widell–who makes elegant jewelry from handmade glass beads–at Four Seasons Wailea on Thursdays, 8 am-1:30 pm; at Hyatt Regency in K¯a‘anapali on Fridays 8 am-2 pm.

website: WorcesterGlassWorks.com

Bill and Sally Worcester are the award-winning husband andwife team behind Maui’s state-of-the-art glass studio, whereyou can watch them and their son Mike transform moltenglass into exquisite vases, platters, sculpture, and jewelry.Glasswork is on display and for sale in the on-site gallery.Call ahead to confirm or check the website for updates.

website: WorcesterGlassWorks.com

Mike Worcester has set up a new coldwork shop in Carmel, California, where he and his wife Kelly are pursuing artistic opportunities. Check the Worcester website to follow Mike’s migratory patterns, as well as the family’s summer holiday schedule.

website: WorcesterGlassWorks.com

Bill and Sally Worcester are the award-winning husband andwife team behind Maui’s state-of-the-art glass studio, where you can watch them and their son Mike transform moltenglass into exquisite vases, platters, sculpture, and jewelry.Glasswork is on display and for sale in the on-site gallery.Call ahead to confirm or check the website for updates.