Beth Cooper was born and raised in Kailua, Hawai’i. The beach and ocean are her playground. After graduating with a Fine Arts Degree in Textile Design, Beth became a Wild Land Fire Fighter, then a School Teacher for at-risk kids in lock-up, and middle school students. After living on the Big Island for 23 years, Beth moved to Maui to be a full time artist.

Her colorful pieces of art make you smile. Her style is fauvism, a style of painting with vivid expressionistic and non-naturalistic use of color. She works with paints, wax, fabric, linoleum cut printing, as well as and wood working.  Beth makes all of her wood frames. Color is the key ingredient in all of her art.

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Gallery interior at Viewpoints Gallery with stone figure sculptures and paintings by Maui artists

In 1989, The Maui News called Viewpoints Gallery “a jewel in the art scene”; decades later Viewpoints has become one of the finest art galleries in the State. The discerning art lover will discover representational and contemporary works in a variety of media by Maui’s finest artists and artisans.

Viewpoints Gallery has been driven by a keen sense of community, providing support and paying respect to the culture, the environment, and the arts through events and exhibits. The gallery sets itself apart in action and deed, and has been instrumental in establishing programs that reflect living art history here in the islands.

On Baldwin Avenue, near the lower end of the commercial district, is the establishment that launched the town’s reputation as an art colony – The Courtyard in Makawao. In the early 1900s, this was the site of a movie theater where, on Saturday nights, cowpokes from nearby ranches would come to see silent pictures starring Tom Mix and William S. Hart.

Pictures of a different sort are on view today. You’ll find Viewpoints Gallery – a favorite for the art aficionado in search of top-quality local art.

"Imagine a place you never tire of visiting because of the beauty, the exquisite quality, indeed the joy to discover a new way to look at the world - that's what Viewpoints does for me."

Inquiries are Most Welcome

For specific artwork on display simply call or text.

Viewpoints Gallery

at the Courtyard in Makawao
Monday through Saturday:  11 am – 5 pm