Point Man
What’s the best part of crafting custom spearguns? “I know every person who shoots my guns... I’m able to live vicariously through a lot of different people."
Talking Story with Light
With a sunny outlook and a shimmering palette, Darrell Hill tells the stories of Hawai‘i’s landscapes.
Making Her Mark
“I have so many ideas, I can’t get them out fast enough,” says artist Chelsea Bryce.
Plantation Son
Macario Pascual paints the people and activities of his childhood and brings history back to life.
The Art of Collaboration
At HuiPress, Paul Mullowney helps artists create cutting-edge work using ancient techniques.
A Mind of His Own
Artist Tony Walholm has spent a lifetime defying expectations—beginning with the fact that he’s still here.
Saddle Up!
Two miles above Maui’s old cowboy town, Pi‘iholo offers happy trails into ranching history.
Open Air
World-class artists will capture island scenery and beautiful views at Maui Plein Air Painting International.
Capturing the Light
During fourth annual Maui Plein Air Painting Invitational, you’re likely to encounter the artists as they scatter across the island to find the subjects and settings that move them.
Ironmen and Weekend Warriors
Whether you’re a thoroughbred or a couch jockey, Maui has the race for you.
Beginner’s Mind
With discovery at the heart of his process, Maui abstract painter Douglas Chun draws inspiration from Chinese calligraphy and shoshin—a Zen Buddhist principle.
The Volcano Next Door
An island-hop from Maui, the forces of creation are putting on a spectacular fireworks show—and you’ve got a ringside seat.
A Brush With Valor
Maui artist Kirk Kurokawa painted the mural at the Nisei Veterans Memorial Center.
A Well-intended Tangle
Visiting artist Patrick Doughtery invites you to participate in creating his latest stick work, a monumental installation at the Hui Noeau Visual Arts Center.
Lost Genius
For decades, the little town of Hana on Maui's remote eastern coast was home to paintings by one of Hawaii's most gifted artists and haunted souls, Arman Manookian.
Voyage to Kure
The expedition defied common sense: Paddle a six-man canoe through 430 miles of open ocean to the farthest reaches of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands.
