Into Solomon Enos’ Fantastical, Cultural Multiverse
Enos’ ongoing Polyfantastica series contemplates an alternate reality of a Hawai‘i uninterrupted by Western contact.
Hawaii
Building for Tomorrow
In O‘ahu’s Pālolo Valley, an architect’s utopian family home is designed to rise to a unique challenge.
Token of Goodwill
Through splashy NFT artworks, Worldwide Walls fuels a quiet effort to champion the arts in the Kalihi-Pālama area.
Human Nature
Journey to Coconut Island, where scientists are engineering “super corals” resilient to rising ocean temperatures.
Raising the Bar
From plant-based sushi to artistically inclined dishes, here are three Honolulu eateries offering unique twists on the traditional izakaya concept.
A Restoration in Bloom
Local and national conservation initiatives work in tandem to protect the native ecosystem along Mānoa Cliff Trail.
Electric Light Orchestra
Artist Jen Lewin’s luminous, interactive public sculptures merge art, science, and play.
The Art of the Sail
Sailmaking is an age-old craft, but it’s far from a dying art.
State of the Art
In anticipation of the Hawai‘i Triennial 2022, two curators affiliated with the international art exhibition discuss the role of biennials and triennials in shaping dialogues about place.
Growing Up Gifted
Classical pianist and child prodigy Nikae Grace talks inspiration and art as language.
Curiosity for the Cosmos
Artist and child prodigy Kahi Ching on the constant evolution of his artistic craft.
Beauty and Batik
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.
