For the Korean immigrants that began arriving to Hawai‘i in 1903, the church came to signify stability, camaraderie, and progress. Today, as the relevance of an age-old institution continues to wane, Korean devotees meditate on meeting the needs of an ever-changing community.
He is keeping film thriving in Honolulu. Learn how Bobby came up with the name, veered into analog photography, his most obscure product, and what camera he recommends for a unique look.
Mary Babcock’s textile art forewarns the fallout of a consumerist culture.
A native Hawaiian scholar reflects on the depths of knowledge to be found in the Hawai‘i State Archives.
When artist Emily McIlroy’s twin brother died, she lost half of herself. This is how she has coped.
A surfboard carver with a haunted past readies his teenage granddaughter to carry on the surfing traditions of their ancestors.
This First Friday, August 2, 2013, In4mation Chinatown will feature the work of tattooist Lucky Olelo, mixologist and artist Justin Park, and furniture-maker Dae Son. Olelo’s pen-and-ink drawings, watercolor paintings, and...







