Public Arts and Murals

Explore the vibrant world of visual storytelling in Public Arts and Murals 2026. Under the guidance of Maui-born artist Matthew Agcolicol, students will dive into the intersections of nature, spirituality, and creativity. Inspired by Hawaii’s rich ecosystems, Matthew’s work invites participants to engage with the environment and discover how art can reflect and shape our understanding of the world. Throughout the week, students will experience hands-on mural creation, collaborative workshops, and guided art explorations that encourage self-expression and community impact.

Mural & Art Studio Tours (Monday): Visit local murals and studios in Wailuku, followed by a food truck lunch.
Haleakalā Exploration & Inspiration (Tuesday): Partner with a ranger at Hosmer Grove to explore the landscape and develop ideas for mural projects. Packed lunch provided.
Art Workshops (Wednesday & Thursday): Guided sessions with Matthew Agcolicol to conceptualize and create original mural artwork. Lunch provided by Chef David.
Creative Focus: Learn to translate natural and spiritual concepts into visual art, exploring techniques and storytelling through murals.
Community Engagement: Understand how public art can inspire and connect people, while developing collaborative skills in group projects.

Seabury will provide transportation.

Students will meet at Seabury Hall and adventure from there.

Lunch and snacks included

Adviors will provide a list of items to bring during the Group meetings