The story of Carolyn Hadfield, the once general manager of Honolulu’s now defunct Revolution Books.
Through Into View, Enomoto and Zou have reiterated that art’s strength and meaning isn’t based on demographics, but is still derived from the seriousness and training of the artist that makes it.
In conjunction with Find Art Festival, FLUX Hawaii partnered with The Human Imagination to host Art & Flea for the first time ever in Smith-Beretania Urban Park in Honolulu’s Arts District...
Need to find release? Get it at the FLUX Issue III Release Party!
In just one day, cultural activities can be mixed with stops at favorite local eateries and coldwater streams.
This First Friday, September 7, Chinatown’s Mojo Barbershop is looking for the best barbers in paradise. Their barbering talent showcase will look for the best in the following categories: 1. Gentlemans...
Local filmmaker and Sundance Native Lab fellow Chris Kahunahana sat down with us to talk with about “Lāhainā Noon,” his upcoming short film now in post-production.