Personal Matters
A patron couple’s personal collection of art by prominent African American artists finds a new home at the Honolulu Museum of Art.
A patron couple’s personal collection of art by prominent African American artists finds a new home at the Honolulu Museum of Art.
Nationally recognized and locally beloved, the Garden Club of Honolulu’s botanical creations are a spectacle of grand proportion.
In these snapshots of local artists in their element, a photographer with deep roots in Hawai‘i’s arts scene captures formative moments in the lives of creatives across O‘ahu.
Drawing from Hawai‘i’s heritage, environment, and history, artists and thinkers reimagine what it means to design for their island home.
For a few sun-soaked summers on Maui, the rising star of the New York art world found refuge from his life in the public eye.
Enos’ ongoing Polyfantastica series contemplates an alternate reality of a Hawai‘i uninterrupted by Western contact.
Artist Jen Lewin’s luminous, interactive public sculptures merge art, science, and play.
Sailmaking is an age-old craft, but it’s far from a dying art.
Classical pianist and child prodigy Nikae Grace talks inspiration and art as language.
Artist and child prodigy Kahi Ching on the constant evolution of his artistic craft.
More than 50 years ago, the artist Yvonne Cheng took a batik class at Bishop Museum. Since then, she’s become one of the most enduring figurative painters in the islands.
The blown glass majesty of Jonathan Swanz captures the kinetic energy of the islands.