After years of relying on commissions and collaborations, Kailua-born illustrator Shar Tuiasoa is telling her own story.
With its paper-thin petals and ephemeral flowers,
native ‘ilima tells a story of precarity and perserverance.
Honolulu ceramicist Tamiko Claire creates small-batch home goods with clean lines and earthy roots.
A recently formed photography collective renders the familiar into the foreign — and back again.
Now open to the public, the farm of world-renowned frangipani grower Jim Little gives enthusiasts an up-close look.
The Japanese American artist had once envisioned revitalizing one of Hawaiʻi's most sacred sites.
How Puka prints has been breathing life into local fabrics for more than 25 years.