Led by collaboration and ingenuity, these makerspaces empower the islands’ creative set.
Photographer Francis Haar documented parts of Chinatown and Pālama—known as ‘A‘ala in the 1960s—while they were being demolished, capturing some of the final images of a Honolulu that has since disappeared.
Hollywood’s visions of Hawai‘i reveal how entertainment and colonial narratives intertwine in the portrayal of the Pacific.
Kamea Hadar’s exhibition, White Dreams, on display at Loft in Space through August 19, deals with themes of sex, love, death and the human condition. Similar to a dream, the work...
With more than 200 films from over 40 countries showing at the 2011 Hawaii International Film Festival, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed (in the best way). Let us help you break...
‘Holy Daze’ Featuring the Work of AJ Feducia, To Premiere at Clips on October 10 Text by Jeff Mull Acclaimed Honolulu-based artist and photographer AJ Feducia is set to release a...
“I don’t know what the secret to success is, but I do know what the secret to failure is, and it’s trying to please everyone.” –Bill Cosby [sidebar] [/sidebar] “In the...