SARAH TAYLOR KO

When thinking of what the Voice of the Sea means to me I think not just of waves or whales but of cultural connections. The ancient...

In 2021 I was asked by one of my galleries to make some work around Covid-19 and what it meant to me. Immediately I thought of how tired...

The show opens today February 27th at 5pm, Viewpoints Gallery in Makawao, Maui and runs through April 16, 2022. The ancient Hawaiʻians...

I was recently asked how much of my work is planned and how much is spontaneous. In order to answer that question, I thought I would...

Ever a land of contrasts, nowhere is the chiaroscuro of Hawai'i more evident than on Saddle Road aka Daniel K. Inouye Highway. It rises...

It is one thing to elicit the invisible in a poem, but how do you paint it? That was the challenge I set for myself in interpreting...

The intersection between the creative disciplines of visual art and poetry is where I took my latest series of work. As a Christmas gift...

We learned how to mix a rainbow of colors, raised awareness of our critically endangered Palila, and alleviated some pandemic stress as well

A time honored way to make a small image larger is by using a grid.

Maintaining an abundance mindset is so important for an artist, and never more so than now.