Honolulu ceramicist Tamiko Claire creates small-batch home goods with clean lines and earthy roots.
A Small Area of Land By Sean Connelly Curated by Trisha Lagaso Goldberg Opens Friday, March 22, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Runs thru April 27 ii Gallery 687 Auahi St. The dirt days...
Kalehua Fung was the 2022 Hawaii Youth Poet Laureate. Her Native Hawaiian culture and schooling is very important and she believes is the foundation of all her successes.
What do we do when our ‘ainalani, our heavenly land, looks no different than any other major metropolitan city? What do we tell the thousands of vacationers, who visit our islands for its inherent natural beauty, when our beaches are eroded upon and steel and concrete weigh down too heavily on our sacred land, our beautiful land? These are the questions the Wai‘anae community will wrestle with as developers push to rezone agricultural farmlands to make way for light industrial.
A beautiful farm in Hawaii and the community behind it.
Through June, check out these #FINDART exhibitions throughout Chinatown at thirtyninehotel, Manifest, Mercury Bar, The Human Imagination and Pegge Hopper. Photos by Jonas Maon and John Hook ____________________________ Carolyn Castaño Forever...
Traditional cloth-making survives near extinction with the help of kapa artisans on Hawai‘i Island.