A hidden country Gem of an art studio located in a remote location. Off of Marconi Rd. Seen a sign…read moreon the side of the road. Decided to check it out. The owners were very friendly and so welcoming. Their personality is so warm and loving and nurturing. Stephanie said you can customize any piece to your desired color, size or if you have ideas she can work with you. Each piece has its own character that speaks to you. Makes you feel warm and inviting for conversation. I feel like it's food for your eyes that genuinely gives you a feeling of joy and laughter. You should definitely check it out. Address is 56-1089 Kam Hwy Kahuku, HI

Stumbled upon this after grubbing on some Giovanni's shrimp truck. The colors and art caught our…read moreeye and we had to step in. The artist himself is managing the gallery that is set up in a shipping container. He has art for sale and articles of him traveling the world doing murals! On the side, he has his workstation and you can see his work-in-progress canvases which were cool. Very chill and lowkey dude and his artwork is beautiful! Definitely worth the visit. Don't miss it as it's tucked away by the second parking lot on the dirt road, in the middle of both food truck plazas.

My wife and I have been a fan of Hilton's art. As we had a late lunch at Giovanni's with guests…read morefrom LA, I noticed the sign out by the street. After lunch we made it a point to find the gallery. It's in the back behind all the other vendors but has lots of open space around it. I like the set up and how the gallery is a converted container. It totally fits his style! We started looking and come to find that Hilton was working the gallery! He is a very nice and down to earth guy. We purchased a print and had some nice conversations with Hilton. He even entertained our daughter who was all over the place. Perfect little memory and story behind the piece that will be on our wall at home. We like Hilton's style of blending street art with surf themes. Definitely worth stopping by and checking out his work.

Very friendly staff always. the coco and nut bullet coffee is the perfect to start my morning…read more Thank you!

We are regulars at this wonderful gem out in Kahului. It…read moreonce was owned by artist, Hiroshi Tagami. Who passed away. I'm not sure who runs the gallery now, but you will still see his seascapes and mountainous oils. This place is so quiet and lush green. They once had lemurs, monkeys, and exotic birds. I could sit there forever...great place to meditate with art mixed in throughout the property...so aesthetic. No picture taking allowed of the art work. The garden has pottery pieces throughout which are art. Bonsai trees are blended in and art in itself. We try to make events of new upcoming island artists. We were greeted and asked to show our vaccination cards. Remember, it's up to a private business whether they want full COVID19 practice including mask wearing. They did have snacks and drinks and sat under one of the umbrella tables to take everything in...so worth it! Ciao!

An afternoon of art and calm meant for the soul. The hosts Joel and Ailene are as beautiful as the…read moregardens and welcome everyone with a smile and invitation to relax and enjoy, and I did for the longest time.

Ohana Island creations is an amazing place to buy a wood carved souvenir. Wait! Not a souvenir but…read morea piece of art for your house. Talk to the owner/artist of the business, what an amazing man. His sons, granddaughter and possibly other family members all contribute to what he sells, hence the name, Ohana.

Funny story we went to local artist store looking for Tiki because my husband watched the classic…read moreTV show Brady Bunch and couple episodes were about Hawaii. We found a neckless similar to the show and he also buy another arts piece too. I walked into their gallery and see lots of interesting pieces. One of the arts is a Thai lady in Thai traditional outfit so I was wondering why the Thai lady is doing here? other than that they are mostly Hawaiian style of arts.

If I could give 0 stars I would. I love their prints but their service is truly awful. I tried to…read morearrange for a custom order for my dad on the mainland and after weeks of frustrating email exchanges with the gallery where I couldn't get basic questions answered, I finally was able to get ahold of someone over the phone who ahead every excuse under the sun about why it wasn't their fault. (I was literally just trying to include a personalized note in the shipment and ensure the prints would be signed). She made no attempt to take responsibility, make me feel valued as a customer and when she asked me what I wanted her to do, I said well I think saying I'm sorry would really help. Mind you this was after 10 min on the phone with her already and no expression of understanding whatsoever. Shockingly, she said she would not apologize, at which point I said I would be cancelling my order. It's a shame that's a studio with such beautiful art is supported by staff with such an ugly approach to customer service. I highly recommend you avoid this gallery and instead shop at one of many other island galleries that truly understand the meaning of Aloha.

Visiting this gallery is like a different world from Waikiki. Its peaceful, open and beautiful. The…read moredrive is scenic and easy-just one highway around the island! There is a view of the ocean from the front and a view of the mountains from the top floor. The Gallery walls inside are filled with Kim Taylor Reece art of the Hula Kahiko and ballet. There are also great gifts to be found-t-shirts, boxes, books, prints, calendars, wine stoppers. The fine art is fantastic to dream of hanging in my house! There are also sculptures -both inexpensive and expensive. The gallery has a sense of place-it makes you want to linger and discover more. There are artifacts and history and culture. It has a modern yet nostalgic feel. Kim Taylor Reece did a wonderful job of presenting his art and representing Hawaii.

This was the cutest place on the way to the north shore of Oahu! They had quite a selection of tiki…read morecarvings, hand made jewelry, and beautiful photographs. The paintings by local artists were the best I have seen. If you are looking for Hawaiiana, this place had it all. Nice place to buy gifts, and they offer shipping.