“This canoe was not meant to be a museum on land but an opportunity to learn about voyaging through practice,” says Baybayan, who watched the project develop since she was a little girl.
Photographed by Aaron Yoshino for FLUX Hawaii’s Transition issue in 2009. Hawai‘i’s homelessness issue affects us all in some way. Walking in the grass along Waikīkī Beach, showering off after a...
Cruising Along is an ongoing weekly blog series by Bianca Sewake examining Hawai’i’s alternative modes of transportation. The first time I waited at a city bus stop, I was 18 years...
At the always anticipated Punahou Carnival, Sonny Ganaden works for minimum wage, exploring the annual event as a metaphor for local economic inequality.
If you live in a small space, you know the creativity it takes. Enter our Small Space competition by sharing a picture of your small (800 sq. ft. or under) space....
Images by Jun Jo In an 800-year-old Hawaiian fishpond on O‘ahu’s eastern shore, new life grows. Encircled by dense, green vegetation and flanked by a cascading mountain, the Moli‘i Fishpond, located...
To celebrate the release of FLUX Hawaii’s summer Consumption issue, we teamed up with Monkeypod Jam founder Aletha Thomas to host a jam-making demo at Hasr Bistro....