In 2019, Tauarii Nahalea-Marama and his hula brothers took home the first place award for kāne hula kahiko and kāne overall at the Merrie Monarch Festival.
Despite a history of detractors and a villainous role in pop culture, Brutalism became one of Hawai‘i’s most defining architectural movements, championed by a generation of architects with utopian aspirations.
Architect Aaron Ackerman’s fantasy of constructing a sustainable family home in Pālolo Valley rises to a unique challenge.
Sally Lundburg and Keith Tallett’s artwork present urgent meditations on Hawai‘i families’ trying times.
Memory, sorrow, and colonial fantasies continue to cycle anew in the filmmaker Christopher Makoto Yogi's oeuvre with startling artfulness.
Jared Yamanuha takes a closer look at the world of contemporary art in Hawai‘i. Jason Teraoka in his home studio. Photo by John Hook. THE ARTISTS Last September, weeks before the...
Native Hawaiian genealogy presents an idiosyncratic slew of challenges and familial puzzles to solve.