Kalalau at Sundown
by Kit Gentry

pastel
10 x 18 $2200 framed

Morning
by Kit Gentry

pastel on black paper
8 x 10 $1600

Mists of Waimea
by Robert Wagstaff

gouache
16 x 24 $7400 framed

Coconut Still Life
by Robert Wagtaff

gouache
16 x 24 $6000 unframed
29.5 x 37 $6200 framed

Ola ka honua (the land lives)
by Betty Hay Freeland

oil on linen
30.5 x 32.5 $3950

This is a scene in Halawa valley on Molokai. The Hawaiian community continues to farm taro and bananas and try to maintain the old ways. There are some younger members of families that are returning to work the loi and live the hawaiian values of the past.

Ao Ho'opehupehu O Haleakala
by Betty Hay Freeland

oil on canvas
12 x 16
18 x 22 $2200 framed in gold

This billowy cloud often sits across the middle of Haleakala. I always love looking at the shadows and highlights of the cloud form. I think of it as the "resident cloud." The middle and foreground portray the rural nature of Kula.

Deep Forest
by Joelle C.

oil on carved wood
33 x 77 $18,000 framed

Palm Design
by Dewitt Jones

Photograph on canvas - Limited edition of 250
16.5 x 22 $600 unframed
24 x 35 $960 framed

Suspended
by Dewitt Jones

Photograph on canvas - Limited edition of 250
16.5 x 23 $600 unframed
24 x 31 $1070 framed

Liquid Light
by Dewitt Jones

Photograph on canvas - Limited edition of 250
16 x 27 $700 unframed
24 x 35 $1070 framed

Kanaha Reflection
by Kenn Briner

photography
11 x 17 $450
20 x 26 $600

Two Worlds
by Kenn Briner

photography
11 x 17 $450
20 x 26 $600

Enchanted Bamboo Forest
by Diana Dorenzo

oil and oil bar on wood panels
Triptych
20 x 24 each
20 x 72 $6400

Winter on the North Shore
by Diana Dorenzo

oil and oilbar on canvas
30 x 40 $4800

Kekuakalani
by Philip Sabado

oil on canvas
53 x 53 $15,000

Keawe Nui a Umi meets Ke Ali'i O'Kaloa
(The Two Brothers)
by Philip Sabado

watercolor
28 x 36.5 $4100 framed in koa

Komolole I
by Don Shamblin

charcoal & conte on paper
18 x 22 $1200

Komolole II
by Don Shamblin

charcoal & conte on paper
18 x 22 $1200

King Kamehameha
by Michael Clements

pastel
25 x 46 $1000 framed

Ho'omaluhia and Ko'olau Mtns
by Michael Clements

pastel
21 x 28 $700

Wild Ti
by Cynthia Conrad

watercolor
33 x 46 $3750 framed

Iliahi
by Robena

acrylic on canvas
31 x 72 $5200

Ripe Fruit
by Carla Crow

mixed medium on handmade bark paper
24 x 16 $1600 gallery wrap

Ae'o, Hawai'ian Stilts
by Kathleen MacDonald

acrylic
9 x 12 $430 unframed
10 x 13 $450 framed

The King's Trail
by Margaret Bedell

watercolor
12 x 25
22 x 35 $1500 framed

A Beach in Hana
by Margaret Bedell

watercolor
19 x 25
29 x 35 $2200 framed

Pueo
by Dennis Williams

milo wood
14" h $2800

Warrior
by Dennis Williams

koa wood
44 h x 13 w x 13 d $6500

Honu III
by Dianna Grundhauser

fabric/quilt
46 x 46 $6930

Pele - Keeper of the Flame
by Rona Smith

Applique' Beadwork
16.5 x 18.5 $7500

tones of: Fossilized Wooly Mammoth (Face), Boulder Opal, Amber, Jasper Beads of: Austrian Crystal, Faceted C.Z., Faceted Hematite, Agate, Amber, Mother of Pearl, Pearl, Goldstone, Carnelian, Argonite, Picture Jasper, Faceted Tiger's Eye, Shell, Green Agate, Peridot, Green Tourmaline, Jade, Apatite, Citrine, Seed Beads of Glass and 24k Gold V.

Pele, the Fire Goddess, depicted here as holding the sacred flame and an egg given to her by her mother. According to legend Pele was given the gift of fire and an egg that was to be her great companion. When the egg hatched a beautiful girl came out and Pele named her Hi`iaka-i-ka-poli-o-Pele (Hi`iaka in the bosom of Pele). Hi`iaka was Pele's most beloved sister and grew up to later, also became a Goddess.

Taro 3
by Jupiter Nielsen

flameworked borosilicate glass
$500

i'iwi in ohi'a 2
by Jupiter Nielsen

flameworked borosilicate glass
$500

Naepuni
by Abigail Lee Kahilikia Romanchak

woodcut
37 x 47 $3600 framed

Naepuni is the inside netting of a Hawaiian cape. Feathers are then attached to netting. The Hawaiians made the netting from the native plant, olana.

I'e Kuku
by Abigail Lee Kahilikia Romanchak

etching
27 x 32 $1100 framed

Puakala
by Melissa Chimera

oil on canvas
48 x 48 $4900 gallery wrap

The flower is the Hawaiian poppy, considered rare in the islands compared to introduced yellow varieties from Mexico. The painting blends both knife palette for the background and many thin glazes in the foreground.

PauOhiiaka
by Melissa Chimera

oil on canvas
24 x 20 $980

The flowers (only centimeters wide) is an uncommon native beach ground cover in the Morning Glory family, meaning the "skirt of Hi`iaka," Pele's sister. The Hawaiian legend is that Pele left her baby sister on the beach in the care of the beautiful vines and flowers of this species. It grew up around her to protect the cherished girl from the elements.

Night Fishing
by Amanda Opsahl McConnell

woodblock print A/P
12 x 9
20 x 16 $450 framed

'Ou in 'ie 'ie
by Kathleen Kam

black clayboard
12 x 9
13.5 x 15.5 $4250 framed

The Last Seeding
by Connie Adams

watercolor
8 x 10 $1200

Mertusha-The Merangel of Pod-lyrical
by Steven Lee Smeltzer

bronze on marble base
20h x 18w x 13d $4850

Anciently enchanted…youthfully weathered,
she is the keeper of the key, of caves.

Her domain is the sea depths, from Maliko to Kuiaha Bay.

Rising and taking flight when the moonbow glows; to bathe in the Pa’uwela Point tide pools.

It is here, that Simion Uu caught a glimpse of Mertusha, a-time in the long ago.

Simion was living in the coast caves, secreted fromhis false accusers.

The two were brief moonbow companions, when Mertusha granted Simion a wish key, allowing his return to home, at “Hale Kahu” in Kahiapo camp.

Full moon, moonbow, Pa’uwela Point tide pools…can still offer an encounter, with the ancient, un-aging, Mertusha.

Be still, be aware, be the key.

Ho'okipa, November
by Sharon McGauley

oil on canvas
36 x 36 $3400

Lamp Post
by Sharon McGauley

oil on canvas
24 x 36 $2800

Three Plant Fairies in the Garden of Eden
by Janet Davis

oil on canvas
48 x 60 $8600

Moon Dreamer
by Janet Davis

oil on canvas
30 x 30 $3400

Planting Huli
by Beth Marcil

oil on canvas
24 x 18 $4200

Sunset Squall over Kaho'olawe
by Beth Marcil
acrylic on canvas
24 x 24 $3900

Melia No. 6
by Al Rabold

koa
15 h x 15 dia $4850

Turned koa bowl with seven through inlaid plumeria blossums. Through inlaying of turnings, otherwise dubbed turned marquetry, is a technique created by the artist three years ago. The flowers go all the way through the turning and are visible outside and inside.

Norfolk Pine Vessel
by Todd Campell

21 h x 15 w $3200