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Month: February 2018

My Help is in the Mountain by Nancy Wood

February 28, 2018 Dawn

This is my favorite poem, given to me by a friend many years ago in Sweden. It captured my longing for home and the Ko’olau in Hawai’i and yet, comforted […]

 Living Aloha, Uncategorized  #dawnyoshimurastudio, #koolau, #mauka, #nancywood, windwardOahu

Bezalel’s Calling ready to receive visitors

February 25, 2018February 25, 2018 Dawn

Bezalel’s Calling is hung and ready for viewing at the Gallery on the Pali with the reception on Saturday March 3, from 6-8pm. It is my first solo show in […]

 Community, Exhibits, Hawaii, Living Aloha, New Work, Sweden, whattodoinoahu  #AHA, #artinhawaii, #bezalelscalling, #dawnyoshimurastudio, #galleryonthepali, #hws, #WAG, #watercolor

Hawaii Watercolor Society Member’s Show 2018

February 11, 2018February 25, 2018 Dawn

The 2018 Member Show for the Hawaii Watercolor Society will be opening soon..April 3-28 at Arts at Mark’s Garage The reception will be timed with First Friday, where galleries hold […]

 Community, Exhibits, Hawaii, Living Aloha  #dawnyoshimurastudio, #firstfriday, #hws, #passageoftime, #watercolor

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