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A Curious Crossroads
When the weekend calls, a languid holoholo from Honoka‘a to Hawi on Hawai‘i Island’s northside answers with scenic sights and charming personalities along the way.
The House Guest
Rich, bold, graphic prints nestled away in lush Maunawili.
Floating in Space
In ikebana, what is there and what is not hold equal importance. Master ikebana artist Carole Sakata has been striking this delicate balance for more than a quarter-century.
The Rise of Natural Wine from France’s Beaujolais Region to An Underground Wine Shop in Kakaʻako
Track the rise of a movement in this primer on low-intervention wines.
For Artist Reem Bassous, Memories Color Her Life and Work
In memorializing landscapes and experience, artist Reem Bassous isn’t afraid to settle into the shadows of memory and consciousness.
Ship’s Landing
This season’s garments emit a foundational strength among the backdrop of industrial Honolulu.
On a Remote Atoll, a Conservationist Finds New Life
After seven months on Kure Atoll, Zachary Pezzillo reflects on its challenging yet rewarding conditions.
How a Honolulu Sign Maker Lights Up the Night
Like moths to a flame, neon signs lure us in from the dark streets with their electric colors and vibrant construction.
The 19th Century Painters that Captured Kīlauea’s Dramatic Eruptions
In the late 19th century, painters lured by the majesty of earth being born anew made journeys from near and far to Hawai‘i Island.
For These Father-Son Duos, Creativity Runs in the Family
Artists draw inspiration from myriad sources. Here, we catch up with a trio of local watermen—a painter, a photographer, and a DJ—whose creative tendencies run in the family.
