The story of a Kanaka Maoli police officer torn between his profession and principles proved to be a people’s favorite.
The short film success story of Last Hawaiian Sugar showcases the catalytic power of Hawai‘i’s Creative Industries Division and the critical role of collaboration.
Through ulana lau hala, Kekai Naone is weaving time together, connecting past to future with purpose, pragmatism, and personality.
In his debut novel, Joseph Han confronts imperial legacies in Hawai‘i and Korea with humor and heart.
An illuminating conversation with Michelle Mishina on discovering photography, fostering connection, and finding the narrative.
Nanea Lum and Lehuauakea, two creative contemporaries who bring a modern lens to their respective artforms, discuss being a contemporary Kanaka artist in Hawai‘i.
Memory, sorrow, and colonial fantasies continue to cycle anew in the filmmaker Christopher Makoto Yogi's oeuvre with startling artfulness.