Art House Maui
Sherry Remez is the artist-designer of Art House Maui -
creating original wearable art and design for people who delight in Living With the Unique
since the mid 1980's
Sherry Remez is the artist-designer of Art House Maui -
creating original wearable art and design for people who delight in Living With the Unique
since the mid 1980's
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RETROSPECTIVE ALBUM
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2005 HAWAIIAN BEAUTY SERIES -
T Shirts, Tote Bags, Mixed Media Greeting Cards, and Hand-painted photographs |
Sandra Sakata, one of the original pioneers of the art-to-wear movement
wearing my asymmetrical earrings at the opening of exhibition at OBIKO, San Francisco
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Exhibition of my assemblage jewelry at OBIKO. Elements in pieces included found objects: ivory piano keys, antique bone and ivory gaming pieces, scrimshaw and Lucite
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In addition to creating original art, Sherry is a wellness coach, urban shaman and writer.
She facilitates whole health through HEART, MIND & HANDS, her innovative wellness program, in Mexico, Japan, at the Veterans Administration, Kaiser Permanente, in private sessions and now on Zoom.
Sherry has a deep connection and love for the Island of Maui, where she lived for 17 years. While there, she contributed feature stories and an inspirational column “60. . to Life!” to the Maui Weekly.
Traveling to Japan, beginning in 2002, she became a regular contributor of feature stories to the Japanese magazine, Eye-Ai . On Maui, she was a member of the Japanese Cultural Society and represented the Kumamoto Kenjin Kai singing Japanese karaoke. She won 2nd place in the Senior division in 2008.
Sherry currently resides in Sacramento, California near her wonderful family, where she facilitates healthy lifestyles, follows Sumo wrestling tournaments on NHK TV, studies Spanish, communicates with long-distance friends and travels to see them whenever possible.
She facilitates whole health through HEART, MIND & HANDS, her innovative wellness program, in Mexico, Japan, at the Veterans Administration, Kaiser Permanente, in private sessions and now on Zoom.
Sherry has a deep connection and love for the Island of Maui, where she lived for 17 years. While there, she contributed feature stories and an inspirational column “60. . to Life!” to the Maui Weekly.
Traveling to Japan, beginning in 2002, she became a regular contributor of feature stories to the Japanese magazine, Eye-Ai . On Maui, she was a member of the Japanese Cultural Society and represented the Kumamoto Kenjin Kai singing Japanese karaoke. She won 2nd place in the Senior division in 2008.
Sherry currently resides in Sacramento, California near her wonderful family, where she facilitates healthy lifestyles, follows Sumo wrestling tournaments on NHK TV, studies Spanish, communicates with long-distance friends and travels to see them whenever possible.