We are full of creativity this fall with new sculptural work by Steve and Gunnar Turnbull. A preview of new stone work 'Tembo Tribute' by Steve is shown above. The gallery is also welcoming fantastic new Maui artists and craftsmen, including mixed
media by Liat Choucron, intricate fine jewelry from 7 Weaves Jewelry artist Jordan Wolberg, and Kasha style Hawaiian instruments made by Jesse Mendez.
Welcome to Mixed Media Artist
Liat Choucroun
'Cardinal Blue'
Mixed Media 30" x 40" $2500
Originally from Venezuela, Liat has an international background in art. Integral to her work is spirituality and healing and offers an ethereal vibrant quality. We are excited to welcome Liat into our family of artists here at Turnbull Fine Art!
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'Earth's Garden'
by Steve Turnbull
Father and son have been hard at work in the studio feeding off each others' artistic energy. Steve has brought to life a truly stunning abstract series of stone and wood sculptures such as 'Tembo Tribute' and 'Earth's Garden', depicted above. This fossilized marble reflects the soft color tones of the earth from which it was sourced.
Gunnar Turnbull has returned to the studio to create a beautiful sculpture series. This series reflects the continuous flow and flux of life, as shown in 'Currents' below, made of laminated plywood on a limestone base.
Please email us if you would like specific images of either collection. [email protected]
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'Currents'
by Gunnar Turnbull
Introducing
7 Weaves Jewelry
Each unique piece of 7 Weaves Jewelry is imbued with meaning and significance to add beauty to daily life and expression. With great attention to detail, precious and semi-precious stones are intricately wrapped in sterling silver, copper, gold, and titanium. 'Sweet Honey', featured above, reflects balance, light, and peace with fire citrine, Ethiopian opal, and rutilated quartz stones
wrapped in sterling silver, rose gold, and titanium.
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Curly Mango
Kasha Style Ukulele
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Jesse Mendez, born and raised here in Kahakuloa has made this striking instrument, which is a true joy to play. The beautiful ukulele is made of locally sourced curly mango wood, with a mahogany bridge and bone saddle and nut. It is a muse Kasha style uke that has a deep resonance and wonderful tone. The hole in the side allows the player to hear what the audience hears. Those who have played it have described
the experience as "pure butter" and is a true musician's dream. Below is a video of Kimo Hussey playing a similar Kasha style ukulele, which demonstrates the amazing tone this instrument can create. Please contact us if you are interested in this piece or know a musician who would appreciate the fine craftsmanship of this ukulele.
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