Join us for an evening celebrating local artistry and community at Asaya Spa. Meet accomplished Hawai`i-based artists whose work captures the spirit, beauty, and nostalgia of the islands. Browse artwork available for purchase, enjoy refreshments, and connect with fellow art enthusiasts while supporting Hawai`i's vibrant creative community during this special gathering of art, culture, and aloha.

Dan Young forged a creative path of his own while growing up in a Texas family of farmers and carpenters. After a successful career in electronics and sales, he ultimately returned to his lifelong passion for art. Having called Hawai`i home for more than 30 years, he finds endless inspiration in the islands' natural beauty, particularly the ever-changing colors of a sunset and the quiet beauty of everyday life. His work reflects a deep appreciation for light, place, and the stories found in ordinary moments.

Steve Neill has been a celebrated figure in Hawai‘i's art community for more than three decades. Mentored by his father from an early age, he developed a distinctive visual style that has earned recognition from collectors and celebrities. His artwork pays homage to Hawai`i's "golden days" of the 1920s and 1930s, capturing the charm, character, and enduring spirit of old Hawai‘i through nostalgic and iconic imagery.

Mindy Werth has drawn inspiration from Hawai`i's vibrant natural world since making the islands her home in 2015. Deeply connected to the diverse flora and fauna found throughout the islands, she spends countless hours observing and exploring the landscapes that inspire her work. Through her art, she captures the intricate beauty and vitality of her subjects, inviting viewers to appreciate the remarkable ecosystems that make Hawai`i so unique.

Blake Kirkpatrick was born and raised in Hawai`i, where he developed his artistic talent through a lifelong connection to the islands. Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art at the University of Hawai`i, he draws inspiration from vintage Hawaiiana and the rich cultural heritage of the islands. His exclusive Kona Village collection features original oil paintings thoughtfully framed in locally sourced koa and mango wood, blending fine craftsmanship, island history, and a timeless sense of place.