This chapter of modern art’s history in Hawai‘i is largely told by non-Hawaiian artists who “fell in love” with the islands’ indigenous people, culture, and ecology.
Patrisse Khan-Cullors on the role of performance art in social movements, and Black Lives Matter in Hawaiʻi.
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An intimate interview with Riana Stellburg, aka DJ Tittahbyte.
Kirsten Rae Simonsen is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores notions of displacement, colonialism, nostalgia, privilege, private versus public property, and the promises of the suburban and pastoral fantasy. Simonsen has...
In just one day, cultural activities can be mixed with stops at favorite local eateries and coldwater streams.
CAROUSEL, a June event at Kakaako Agora featuring inspiration images from fourteen Hawaii artists and inviting group response.