Youtube is giving Victoria Keith’s 1980 documentary about Sand Island a second life.
If there existed such a thing as a Nation of Hawai‘i, the Kū ki‘i (statues) that reside abroad would be amongst its national treasures. Their return may be inevitable.
Locally made paper products are reviving the lost art of letter writing and handlettering.
These three documentaries bring current issues and memorable moments to the light at the Hawaii International Film Festival.
Honolulu Biennial's prologue exhibition promises to be an engaging and challenging "Chain of Fire."
"We saw 10-feet-diameter trees, 100 feet tall, dropping like toothpicks."
It starts with a near perfect barrel ride at a Salvadoran surf break, closed out in a heap of whitewash and a heavy dose of foreshadowing. With short chapters that pile...