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School Island Artist Name Artwork Title Material File Name Aiea High File School Island Artist Name Artwork Title Material Name Photo copper and bronze Aiea High School Oahu Satoru Abe Early Spring C0156 sculpture Aikahi Elementary Nicholas Oahu Ke Ahupua`a granite sculpture C0496 School Bleecker Aliiolani Elementary Mataumu Mana`ia ka lani o Maui Oahu ceramic tile murals C0495 School Alisa (Maui's Magical Fishhook) Baldwin High School Maui Joel Nakila Ku Kila Kila cast bronze sculpture C0422 Ben Parker Mamoru Na Manu o Kaneohe (The terrazzo with bronze and Oahu C0470 Elementary School Sato Birds of Kaneohe) stainless steel Ben Parker Juliette May Oahu Ka Haku Beniamina ceramic mural C0037 Elementary School Fraser S. Kazu Malama Ia Ka`ahupahau Campbell High School Oahu bronze sculpture C0500 Kauinana (The Care of Ka`ahupahau) John Campbell High School Oahu For the Tribe anodized aluminum C0033 Wisnosky Castle High School Oahu Satoru Abe Spring, Summer, Autumn metal wall sculpture C0251 Maile Castle High School Oahu Running Through Time painted mural C0471 Yawata de Silva Elementary Henry Hawaii Strength in Diversity concrete, stainless steel C0504 School Bianchini Enchanted Lake Hon-Chew Na Pua o Hawaii (The Oahu enamel on steel mural C0244 Elementary School Hee Children of Hawaii) ILLUMINATIO MUNDI Ewa Makai Middle NATURALIS (THE cast concrete and glass Oahu Karen Lucas c0591 School BRILLIANCE OF THE mosaic NATURAL WORLD) Farrington High Oahu Satoru Abe The Seed bronze sculpture C0411 School Haaheo Elementary Henry Enlightening the Spirit Hawaii stainless steel, concrete C0474 School Bianchini (Ho`ona`auao) Haiku Elementary Bruce Mala No Na Keiki (Garden Maui bronze, basalt C0460 School Turnbull for the Children) Kathy Hanalei Elementary Kauai McClelland Stories of Hanalei cement mosaic C0465 School Cowan Hawaii School for the Sayoko Kay Oahu Hawaiian Images ceramic mural C0034 Deaf and Blind Mura Heeia Elementary Ha`upu ke Kulaiwi (The Land Oahu Kim Duffett bas relief ceramic tile mural C0466 School Remembers) Helemano Elementary Na Mo`olau a Kukaniloko Oahu Paul Konishi concrete sculpture C0497 School (Legacy of Kukaniloko) Hickam Elementary Viliami Kalani I Ka Lewa (Ascend to Oahu bronze sculpture C0505 School Toluta`u the Heavens) Holomua Elementary Oahu Kim Duffett Holomua bronze c0584 School stainless steel, concrete, Stuart S. Innovations PCS Hawaii Na Kalai Ola (Life Voyagers) natural stone, cast bronze, C0610 Nakamura glass mosaic Jefferson Elementary Oahu Eli Marozzi E Pluribus Unum exterior stone sculpture C0284 Kaewai Elementary David Royal Family Picnic in Kalihi Oahu acrylic on tapa C0045 School Asherman Valley, July, 1859 Kahuku High & Oahu Jan Fisher The Spirit of Kahuku bronze sculpture C0383 Intermediate School Kahuku High & Mataumu Ke Au O Ke Ola (The Rhythm Oahu ceramic mural C0241 Intermediate School Alisa of Life) Kahuku High & Ahonui (Strength through Oahu Jan Fisher bronze sculpture C0433 Intermediate School Perseverance) Na He`e Nalu O Kailua Claude Maluna O Ke Kilohana a Na Kailua High School Oahu ceramic wall sculpture C0046 Horan Nalu (The Surfers of Kailua on the Best Waves) Kaimiloa Elementary A Community Surrounded Oahu Satoru Abe copper wall sculpture C0217 School by Sugar Cane Charles Kaimuki High School Oahu Pueo (owl) exterior metal sculpture C0272 Watson ceramic tile mural on Judy Malama Mea Ola (Protect Kaiser High School Oahu seating surface of circular C0286 Kawabata All Living Things) bench Linda New Millenium Sky: Banyan Kaiulani Elementary Oahu aluminum wall sculpture C0467 Yamamoto and Stars Kalaheo Elementary Wayne Kauai Talk to ME aluminum C0506 School Zebzda Kalaheo High School Oahu Jim Charlton Graduation painted steel sculpture C0250 Claude Kalaheo High School Oahu In the Spirit of the Koolaus ceramic frieze C0249 Horan Kalakaua Oahu Doug Young Hawaii Aloha watercolors (two paintings) C0293 Intermediate School Kalakaua three dimensional ceramic Oahu Yukio Ozaki Conglomerate Harmony C0281 Intermediate School mural Kalama Intermediate Matthew Maui Culmination water jet cut stainless steel C0598 School Salenger Kalani High School Oahu Jay Wilson The Spirit of Kalani glass mosaic mural C0419 Kalanianaole Elementary and Hawaii Paul Saviskas Sea of Knowledge stainless steel C0501 Intermediate School Kalihi Uka Elementary Kapukawaiokalihi (The Oahu Mark Kadota ceramic tile mural C0507 School Water Door of Kalihi) Kamaile Elementary Viliami Kahiau i ka Wai Ola (Gladly Oahu bronze sculpture C0472 School Toluta`u Give the Water of Life) E Holomua I Ka Na`auao Kamakahelei Middle Kauai Karen Lucas (Progress Through cast bronze C0515 School Knowledge) Ka Malamalama o Kamiloiki Kamiloiki Elementary Emiko Oahu (The Radiant Light of ceramic mural C0508 School Mizutani Kamiloiki) Kamiloiki Elementary Mataumu Oahu Ka Milo ceramic tile mural C0134 School Alisa Kanoelani Elementary Donald Oahu Huaka`i exterior sculpture- terrazzo C0351 School Harvey Carol Kapaa High School Kauai Seven Pillars of Wisdom mixed media C0387 Yotsuda Wayne Kapaa High School Kauai Hukilau stainless steel C0476 Zebzda Kapalama Elementary Sayoko Kay Oahu The Storyteller concrete sculpture C0499 School Mura S. Kazu O‘opu Hi‘u Kole (Lentipes concrete and bronze Kapolei High School Oahu C0527 Kauinana Concolor) sculptures Kau High School & Randall ‘A‘ali‘i KuMakani, (‘A‘ali‘i Pahala Elementary Hawaii terrazzo C0569 Shiroma Standing in the Wind) Schools Kamawaenapohailani (The Kaumualii Elementary Shigeru Kauai Middle of the Circle of the bronze, concrete, moss rock C0406 School Miyamoto Sky) Kaunakakai Phillip Molokai Molokai Nui a Hina painted murals C0475 Elementary School Sabado Carl bronze, titanium, concrete Keaau High School Hawaii Possibilitree C0536 Freedman sculpture Ho`okele I Ke Ala Kealakehe High Hawaii Karen Lucas (Navigating the Path, Way tile C0537 School Finding) Na Kama Ku I Ka Moku (The Kekaulike High School Maui Robert Flint Children Who Initiate ceramic, concrete C0528 Success) Keoneula Elementary Keone‘ula (Red Sand, Oahu Karen Lucas bronze sculpture C0543 School Vastness) King Intermediate Kenneth Oahu Konohiki exterior wood sculpture C0243 School Shutt King Intermediate Martin Oahu Life is Short acrylic mural C0242 School Charlot Kipapa Elementary Oahu Calley O'Neill Kipapa and the Path of Light stained glass mosaic C0570 School fabricated and cast bronze Kohala Elementary Sean K.L. Pupukahi i Holomua Kakou Hawaii exterior sculpture, cast C0586 School Browne (United We Grow) concrete pedestal Kuhio Elementary S. Kazu Ka Mo`o`ili`ili (the dragon in Oahu concrete C0459 School Kauinana pieces) Malama I Na Mea O Ke Kai Laie Elementary Judy Oahu (Protect the Things in the ceramic sculpture C0336 School Kawabata Sea) Lanai High & Lanai Bruce P. Fink Torch to Lana`i's Youth mixed media C0516 Elementary School Lehua Elementary Ka Makani Lehua (The Wind ceramic and glass mosaic Oahu Patrick Ching C0583 School of the Lehua Blossoms) mural Leihoku Elementary Henry K. Oahu Na Kamali`i O Leihoku two basalt sculptures C0353 School Hopfe Leilehua High School Oahu Rick Mills Ka Piko (The Center) sculptural glass mural C0498 Likelike Elementary Sayoko Kay Oahu Play Forms ceramic play sculpture C0043 School Mura Maemae Elementary Sean K.L. Oahu Ka Makahiki bronze and brass sculpture C0517 School Browne Maili Elementary Shigeru Ahupua`a: From the Oahu ceramic tile mural C0468 School Miyamoto Mountains to the Sea Makalapa Elementary Oahu Jodi Endicott The Way We Learn concrete sculpture C0518 School Mohala Pua No Maui Waena Ho`ona`auao (Through Maui Robert Flint glass tile C0569 Intermediate School Education the Children Blossom) Mauka Lani Linda Oahu Eia Na Pua A`o Mauka Lani bas-relief mural C0519 Elementary School Oszajca Maunawili Mamoru Oahu Playscape terrazzo sculptures (5) C0171 Elementary School Sato McKinley High School Oahu Satoru Abe Enchanting Garden copper/bronze sculpture C0335 Bruce Mililani High School Oahu Dance of the Torch bronze sculpture C0412 Turnbull Mililani Ike Wayne Oahu Nest stainless steel sculpture C0542 Elementary School Zebzda Henry bronze and concrete Mililani Middle School Oahu Hokua (To Lift Up) C0599 Bianchini sculpture Shige freestanding and attached Moanalua High School Oahu Silent Sounds C0298 Yamada ceramic sculptures Moanalua Middle Oahu Jean Charlot In Praise of Petroglyphs enameled copper sculpture C0031 School Mokapu Elementary Oahu Bud Spindt Ae`o stainless steel and glass C0568 School Ho`oko`ana o Mauiakalana Nanaikapono Viliami Oahu (The Accomplishments of bronze sculpture C0544 Elementary School Toluta`u Mauiakalana) Nanakuli High & copper and bronze Oahu Satoru Abe Tree of Knowledge C0032 Intermediate School sculpture Niu Valley William Oahu Mayan Ruins cast concrete sculpture C0029 Intermediate School Mitchell Pahoa High & Sean K.L. Hawaii Pahoa basalt terrazzo C0398 Intermediate School Browne Pahoa High & Hiroki Hawaii River Wall concrete C0461 Intermediate School Morinoue Pearl City High School Oahu Satoru Abe Moon Beyond the Fence interior metal wall sculpture C0306 Donald M. Kua Kua Lau (Bigger Shower Pearl City High School Oahu painted steel sculpture C0227 Page from a Sea Wind) Pearl Ridge Nicholas He Pua Momi (The Pearl Oahu granite sculpture C0530 Elementary School Bleecker Child) Pomaikai Elementary Phillip Ho`o Pomaika`i (To Create Maui stone mosaic mural C0545 School Sabado Good Fortune) Pope Elementary Ko Kula Uka, Ko Kula Kai (Of Oahu Bumpei Akaji copper and bronze C0172.2 School the upland, of the sea) Wilia I Uka, Wilia I Kai Pope Elementary Oahu Bumpei Akaji (Turned to the Land, Turned glass mosaic mural C0172.1 School
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