Mayumi Oda--A Celebration of the Feminine

Mayumi Oda

Mayumi Oda

Mayumi Oda

Mayumi Oda

Mayumi Oda  "She Made the Magic"

Mayumi Oda via Robyn Buntin Gallery

Mayumi Oda detail via Robyn Buntin Gallery

Mayumi Oda Detail via Robyn Buntin Gallery in Honolulu

Mayumi Oda via Robyn Buntin Gallery

Mayumi Oda via Robyn Buntin Gallery

Mayumi Oda

Mayumi Oda  "Deep Sea"

Mayumi Oda "Spring-White Tara"

Mayumi Oda

Mayumi Oda via Plum Alley

Mayumi Oda via Plum Alley

Mayumi Oda via Ginger Hill Farm

Mayumi Oda via Ginger Hill Farm--retreat

Mayumi Oda

I am such a huge fan of Mayumi Oda's work--and here are a few of her newer pieces as well as some of my old favorites. Mayumi lives on the Big Island of Hawaii on a glorious farm called Ginger Hill Farm where she conducts retreats--

Mayumi Oda--The Merciful Sea

Mayumi Oda's new book, Merciful Sea, via Robyn Buntim Gallery in Honolulu

Mayumi Oda Serigraph

via Robyn Buntin Gallery Honolulu

via Robyn Buntin Gallery

via Robyn Buntin Gallery

via Robyn Buntin Gallery

via Verne Gallery

Mayumi Oda's exhibition at Ronyn Buntin Gallery

Japanese-born Hawaii artist and peace activist, Mayumi Oda's retrospective--45 Years of Serigraphs--at Robyn Buntin Gallery in Honolulu and her new book of prints, Merciful Sea. I saw the show today and am a huge fan of her work.

Donald Sultan

Wallflowers series via Ben Brown Fine Art

via Artnet

via Artnet

via Artnet

via Artnet

via Try-Me.org

installation via Try-me.org

via Hamilton Selway Fine Art

enamal, tar, spackle, on floor tiles over masonite

via Hamilton Selway Fine Art

via artnet

enamel, tar, and spackle over masonite--via Mary Ryan Gallery

Brooklyn Museum exhibit 1988

via Hamilton Selway Fine Art

Donald Sultan in his studio

Screen Print

via Artnet

Bill Lowe Gallery

via MFA Contemporary

via Elaine Baker Gallery

via Artnet

via Artnet

Wallflowers via Ben Brown Fine Art

Wallflower series via Mary Ryan Gallery

Wallflower series via Mary Ryan Gallery

Wallflower series via Mary Ryan Gallery

Wallflower series via Mary Ryan Gallery

American artist Donald Sultan is best known for his large scale graphic paintings of his trademark poppies. He is also known for his use of unconventional  materials, materials he first used working construction jobs in the -- spackle, tar, vivid enamels on Masonite covered with vinyl floor tiles.