Begin with how the work is made.
Material changes more than appearance. It changes how a work catches light, holds texture, occupies a wall, responds to distance and rewards close viewing.
Photography · Painting · Printmaking · Works on Paper · Sculpture
Explore the practices represented across MFAC below.
Photography
Aerial, panoramic, experimental and observational photography that uses perspective, construction and movement to move beyond simple documentation.
Painting
Oil, watercolor, portraiture and mixed-media work moving between observation, human presence, memory, atmosphere and imagination—across practices from Paulo Sabado and Avi Molinas.
Works on Paper
Printmaking, drawing, wood engraving and other paper-based practices where line, surface and physical process remain visible.
Sculpture
Form in the round—wood, weight and presence. Dimensional work from Maui artists, beginning with Avi Molinas’s Holomua and growing as pieces are documented.
Materials and presentation
Acrylic, aluminum, fine-art paper and framing change how a work catches light, holds texture and occupies a wall.
Specifications vary by work. The artwork page states what is available for the piece you are considering.