hawaiʻi art hui

Hawaiʻi Art Hui is an artist-run gallery and collective under the Temple Children umbrella, founded by Miya Tsukazaki and Kristie Fuyijama Kosmides. Rooted in creativity, culture, and connection, the Hui brings together contemporary artists across disciplines to exhibit, collaborate, and build community.

Hui means a group, partnership, or coming together around a shared purpose.

True to its name, Hawaiʻi Art Hui is built on a collaborative, artist-led model that supports creative exchange, shared resources, and meaningful opportunities for artists.

We believe art thrives in community—and that artists are strongest when they grow together.

Please inquire here for our 2026 membership information and artist-residency opportunities.

Artworks by HUI artist and co-founder, Krisite Fujiyama Kosmides.

‘Re:,’ A solo exhibition by Yoskay Yamamoto. Photo by RT Serikawa.

‘Tutu’s Miloliʻi’ by HUI artist, Danhieux.