Art Galleries in Holualoa, HI
6 locations found near Holualoa
View Map
Art Galleries
Art Galleries
“This place is a gold mine. So much incredible pottery and wall art. One of the highest quality art galleries on the island. Owners were super pleasant and got to enjoy some tea with them. Thank you for creating this lovely space!”
Art Galleries
“This is a wonderful gallery. The gallery features the work of master printmaker Horoki Morinoue who is renowned for his beautiful mokuhanga wood block prints. On first Friday's it is not uncommon to be able to watch Hiroki kneeling on the floor as he makes the traditional Japanese style water based prints. He hand rubs each print with a baren. Multiple layers of color are added each one using a separate hand carved wood block. It's quite impressive. His lovely wife, Setsuko, gives informational and often humorous anecdotes about the individual artworks in the gallery. She is a master potter and a few of her pieces are also on display.”
Art Galleries
“Really cool art and jewelry! Jamie is so sweet and makes the place feel peaceful and inviting. I have a few pendants from her collection and I’m obsessed with Eric’s pottery.. just bought a mug that I drink coffee from every morning. Definitely check this gallery out if you’re in Holualoa town!”
Art Galleries
“This post is long overdue. My husband and I bought this awesome mermaid piece from Barbara over a year ago when we were there on vacation. Since then, we have moved twice. Finally, the mermaid has a home in our new homes' ocean-themed bathroom?Barbara's shop is awesome! Definitely worth the trip.”
Art Galleries
“A selection of quality art in multiple media including paint, print, wood, and photography from around the island. Ron, the owner, is friendly and knowledgeable. We purchase a couple of Giclee prints and were treated to Ron’s clear, interesting history of how Giclee became a thing. Glyph opened around 10:00am. Ron recommended we visit the Dovetail gallery across the street, but it didn’t open until noon, so we missed out on that, however what we could see through the window certainly looked interesting.”