Tabora Gallery LLC

Specialties

Tabora Gallery Waikiki — Open for Business!

Featuring the works by Roy Tabora, Steve Barton, Nano Lopez and Michael Provenza.

Tabora Gallery features original and limited edition paintings by Roy Tabora. Roy Tabora portrays the endless variations of Hawaii’s beauty in his beautiful seascapes. Tabora’s work is a masterful blend of spontaneity and precision. Never content with merely recreating an observed scene or copying a photograph, Tabora draws from his heart and his mind. Painting from a combination of memory and imagination, he creates realistic works alive with rolling surf, distant mountains and radiant skies.

Tabora Gallery has three locations across the islands, representing 21 established and internationally acclaimed artists from Hawaii and other parts of the world. Our artists include: Roy Tabora, Steve Barton, Robert Lyn Nelson, Nano Lopez, Brigitte D’Annibale, Juno Galang, George Eguchi, Rino Gonzalez, Kat, Steven Neill, Harry Wishard, John Mark Gleadow, Mark Eastridge, Barry Stein, Geoff Lee, Hot Island Glass

History

Established in 1985.

Tabora Gallery currently has locations on the Islands of Oahu and Kauai. The art galleries are locally owned and operated by seascape artist, Roy Tabora. We currently represent 21 artists: Roy Tabora, Nano Lopez, Steve Barton, Mark Eastridge, Robert Lyn Nelson, George Eguchi, Michael Provenza, Rino Gonzalez, Brigitte D’Annibale, Juno Galang, Dennis Magnusson, Steven Neill, Gaylord Ho, Coco, John Mark Gleadow, Geoff Lee, Harry Wishard, Gary Reed, Saim Caglayan, Kat and Hot Island Glass

Meet the Business Owner

Roy T.

Business Owner

Roy Gonzalez Tabora was destined to be an artist. Born into a family of painters, young Tabora was brought up in a world where art was a way of life. Under the watchful eye of a loving uncle, his hand was skillfully trained to reproduce what his heart saw. Those early days as a studio apprentice fueled his desire to elevate his art to one day stand among the works of the finest, past and present. By the age of twenty, the years of training and discipline had produced a highly accomplished realist painter. His quest for excellence continued with a formal education in fine art from the University of Hawaii. Today he is recognized as one of the world’s leading seascape painters.