A Life in Abstract
S. Neil Fujita’s place in the canon of American graphic design is undeniable, creating some of the most memorable album art and book covers of the mid-20th century.
S. Neil Fujita’s place in the canon of American graphic design is undeniable, creating some of the most memorable album art and book covers of the mid-20th century.
Erica Karawina’s radiant stained glass artworks serve as an enduring love letter to her adopted island home.
Multimedia artist Max Cleary considers how time and distance complicate belonging.
Sixteen generations in, foundry master Shigeo Suzuki Morihisa is guiding his family’s storied Nambu tekki studio into its next chapter.
Through Hawaiian storytelling, an island-wide art initiative invites us to rethink our connection to O‘ahu’s storied spaces.
The debut of ULTRA VIOLET: an immersive evening of culinary artistry by Teppei Kojima, cultural expression, and visionary connection—marking the beginning of a new era in experiential storytelling.
A trio of natural dye artists showcase the beauty in using Mother Nature as a medium.
The hallowed paintings and sculptures of Nainoaikapoliokaehukai Rosehill sanctify hidden stories buried beneath the land.
A patron couple’s personal collection of art by prominent African American artists finds a new home at the Honolulu Museum of Art.
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.











