Bought a painting and they shipped it to Colorado for a very reasonable cost. There is a lot of…read moregood art at this gallery.

We stopped in here today while wandering through Hanapepe. The walls are hung w/ Angela Headley's…read morebeautiful paintings. Her giclées are on another wall. There is an interesting variety of jewelry as well. I was attracted to a collection of delicate, complex earrings in a variety of designs, many w/ pearls. The man behind the counter told me everything is handmade by the woman who creates the earrings. There were several designs that attracted me, but I have more earrings than I know what to do w/, so I didn't buy any, but I really liked them. This is a nice gallery w/ a variety of interesting work.

Staff was very very friendly and helpful. Beautiful photography printed on glass. I ordered a…read morecustom size and frame. It was packaged for shipping beautifully in an artwork container. Shipped by special carrier for delivery to my home in flawless condition. The shipping fee was incredibly reasonable considering how much care was put into the packing and shipping. Couldn't be happier!

This is one of the best art galleries I have been to. Steve Munch, the photographer and owner, is…read moreso talented. I don't usually review places like this, but I'm making an exception because Steve is such a rad dude, he sat and talked with us for awhile about how he captured some of his photos. His stories are funny and inspiring. In fact, we were so inspired by his stories that even though we walked in just to browse, we are going back to buy. Definitely check this place out when you visit Kauai.

Aloha! This is one of the most unique and incredible galleries that you will experience. Curated…read more art from some of the Kauai's finest artists. You will experience fine art delivered to you by Stuart Fuller who will listen to what stirs you and then take you on a journey of art to your heart. Be prepared to be swept away in and enjoy every moment and make a new friend along the way. This is the way art should be shared. A wide variety of styles and a huge amount of talent to be enjoyed.

You wouldn't know this place is actually called "Aloha Images" - which is quite a boring name. The…read moresign outside says "A Candy Store For Art Lovers", and is probably a better name for the laid-back Hawaiian art gallery within. I like art and always like to check out galleries when I am traveling. Bustling Kapaa is only good enough for a pit stop between the north and south shores in my opinion, so I was surprised to find a gallery here when strolling around looking for something to eat. The gallery has some beautiful Koi Fish paintings, which are probably the main attraction. The artist of most of them, Seamus, was in the store both times I went in there (and I got the impression he is there a lot) in case you have questions for him. I'm not into Koi although I know a lot of people are for the symbolism, but the Koi paintings (and other ocean/water themed works) are vivid in color and worth checking out if passing by. If you are into fantasy-type ocean scene paintings, the ones in this shop are on par with Wyland and much more reasonable in price! I'm not into Koi or fantasy-art, and ended up going for an abstract piece that resembled waterfalls, painted in blues/greens with gold leaf, on a piece of birch wood. Very beautiful and changes with the lighting. The store curator, Ray, is a flexible on price and delivery methods. I left feeling like I paid handsomely for the art, but I got a deal. Nice guy / Nice Shop / Nice Art / No Hard Sell / Do Drop In.

This gallery is a total scam. Do not, I repeat, DO NOT, set one foot in this place. While on…read morevacation, we were approached aggressively by Nadine Riso (with her fake French accent). We were interested in an expensive painting that had a very nice glass and wood frame. She sold us on the painting then weirdly told us "it was just sold". BUT the artist can do another original exactly like it and she will ship it to us (We took a picture of it and happy to share this). Well, this is her scam! What she sent us was a piece of literal garbage - a replica picture about 1/3 the size that looked like it was done on a photo copier! She also put it in an oversized cheap plastic frame with plastic cover ($1 dollar frame!)! She obviously pocketed our money (hundreds of dollars) and thought being "dumb tourists" we would just accept this. This is known as "bait and switch" - it is not only unethical, it is also illegal. DO NOT GO HERE. SHE WILL RIP YOU OFF AND HER "ORIGINALS" ARE NOTHING OF THE KIND. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED

Beautiful art gallery in Koloa town on the Island of Kaui. Reasonably priced, great selection of…read moreprints and works of art. I bought one of the little rooster prints titled"Guido". I am hanging it in my kitchen and Everytime I look at it it makes me smile. I spoke with the owner of the store Christian Riso, very nice man, and very helpful. Don't Miss going to this gallery!

I have loved Veronica's beautiful work for years. Earrings, necklaces, pendants, so delicate. And…read moreall of the people who works there are sweet and helpful. There are also many choices of original artworks and traditional designs.

Very impressed with this shop. Lots of merch, jewelry, clothing, pictures framed and without…read moreframes. I got a nice print that I loved. They have nice jewelry. They offer kamaaina discounts on their products. I have to go back again when I'm in the neighborhood. Sales clerk was very friendly and welcoming. I think her name was Susie? Very informative when you are shopping. Thank you! Wished I could taken some photos as she invited me to for later reference. But didn't have my phone with me. It's definitely a nice shop to visit!

While visiting Kauai in July, went to Hanapepe for their Friday Night Art Walk (fun!) and, while…read morevery small, The Bright Side Gallery was chock full of beautiful paintings. Grant Pecoff is one of my favorite artists and bought one of his wonderful books as a gift for a friend back home. Hadn't planned to buy anything for myself but when I saw the original watercolor by the artist Coco, it stopped me dead in my tracks. The painting brought back wonderful memories of living in Miami growing up and bobbing happily in the surf for hours. It's called "The Cure" and knew I had to have it. It's now home with me in Colorado and will bring me joy every day! The owner of the The Bright Side (Kate) seems very knowledgeable and was so sweet in working with me to buy the painting.

As an avid surfer, we have started a personal "wave art" collection in our home. We are not the…read moresuper rich folks but we try to collect paintings dealing with water. There are abundance of "impressionist" ocean paintings out there, mostly formulaic, but our focus is to find pictures that capture the moment of being there... like bring in a surfing lineup, or just before I paddle out for surf. That means the images do not have to be photo-realistic (and you got your mobile device camera for that anyway!) What Kate has collected really resonated with my idea of surf paintings should be. And so if you agree with me, this gallery is a well worthwhile stop. For example check out Grant Pecoff's work. A bit whimsical, it really convey the fun of being "out there." And that's what I like. And don't be afraid to ask for the price, many of them are reproduced from the original in the "giclee" and substantially more affordable than the originals. And that's perfect for me.

On a trip to Kauai with a few friends and decided to visit Old Koloa Town and found this hidden…read moregem! It's run by a local artist Juile Berg, her painting and art work are inspired by the beauty of Hawaii and her travels around the world. You can find jewelry along with one of a kind unique art pieces! Best part is that she ships all around the world! Tip: visit the Koloa Shave Ice shop right around the corner if you have time!

This gallery has been open in this historic plantation building for about 7 years. I looked…read morethrough it shortly after it opened, but didn't review it at the time, because it had an unfinished look, a perception that may have been augmented by my fondness for its predecessor. I came in today and was greeted warmly by the owner, Julie. The gallery's collection has grown beautifully over the past 7 years. There are ceramic pieces w/ lace and other textures on them. There is a stunning surfboard decorated w/ an intricate mosaic of different sized and shaped glass beads and tiles. So amazing. I understand there are a couple of surfboard showers and wonder if the artist is the same one whose work I admired at the little gallery by the cafe in Kalaheo when we were there last year. There are paintings and photographs. The paintings, while different from one artist to the next, share a textural interest that I found quite appealing. Julie is one of the artists exhibited and her work is beautiful. There will be an opening party for an exhibit of photography by Daniel Finchum this Saturday, September 24 from 6-9. His photographs are gorgeous, particularly his photographs of Hawaiian children. As usual, what called to me turned out to be art glass by Daniel Moe, although I took it at first for ceramic. Inspired by the Kilauea volcano on the Big Island where he lives, the glass is dark, w/ red lava-like accents. If you look at the photos posted by the gallery above you can see something similar and you can see why it drew me and why I'm searching my mind for a surface that might hold it. There was no turned wood, which was one of the things I loved about the previous gallery. I discussed this w/ Julie, who told me it was becoming increasingly difficult to get turned wood, for a variety of reasons. The gallery is elegant and attractive w/o it, but it's always nice to have more to look at. Addendum: As you might expect, we bought the piece of art glass. It's just not the kind of thing we could pass up.

We were shopping in town and came across this place. It was cool to watch them making stuff from…read moreoutside, so we decided to step inside and check the place out. Lots of cool items for sale. I was tempted to buy a glass guitar pick but they're slightly thicker than I like to use, haha. My daughter was looking for a souvenir for her boyfriend and she settled on a ring she found that was pretty cool! Prices were reasonable and the staff were friendly and helpful.

We met Kyle & his staff during one of the hardest times of our lives... We lost an amazing soul…read morenamed Kailon in February 2025. He was loved by so many & we all struggled with his loss & how to best honor his legacy... Kailon was the kind of human that made an impact on random strangers. He brought joy to everyone who knew him. Even Kyle had a story to share about our brother; it was memorable to say the least lol. Kailon was like that... So when it came time to do the ashes, many of us wanted to enjoy a little sliver of physical love, a token to cherish. Enter: "Cremorial Glass Charms." Wow.... Kailon's ashes were mixed with glass & some green (his favorite color) & these amazing little lifetime beauties came from that mana mixed with the master glass man himself. Kyle was very considerate, respectful & really went above & beyond for us in a time of grief. His "bedside manner" was much appreciated in a time of chaos, grief & heartbreak. Now KailonStoked is all over the place. Many have his charms on them at all times, because we know his spirit is with us, but we also have a daily reminder of whose legacy we are honoring. Priced very fair & provides a unique way to preserve our loved ones.... Work with Kyle for your beloved; you can even get unsealed charms as well (in case you want to take the ashes & spread them around). From all of us in the Kailon Stoked Ohana; mahalo to the Glass Shack, owner Kyle & his amazing staff.