Arts & Culture Archives - Page 27 of 38

Mystery Solved: We Now Know What the Street Art Mural at Thomas Square Says

Michael Keany,

Native Hawaiian artist Solomon Enos gives Thomas Square Park a hand—139 of them.

Get Lost in Yayoi Kusama’s Trippy New Hawai‘i Exhibit With Infinite Polka Dots

Robbie Dingeman,

Honolulu biennial opens this week through May with made-you-look art.

Art Lovers: You Won’t Want to Miss These Awesome Honolulu Biennial Events

James Charisma,

Honolulu Biennial takes place Wednesday, March 8, through Monday, May 8.

HONOLULU Magazine is a Four-Time Finalist in the 2017 National CRMA Awards

HONOLULU Magazine Team,

Congrats to the team for being recognized by the City and Regional Magazine Association for writing, design and multiplatform storytelling.

The 8 Best Things To Do in March 2017

Katrina Valcourt,

Wear green, feed the hungry, watch Jewish films and welcome spring!

7 Absolutely Free Honolulu Events to Check Out in March 2017

Lennie Omalza,

Watch a movie, listen to live music, see amazing artwork and more—all for free.

Watch This Spanish Artist Paint a Giant, Mind-Bending Mural at HoMA

Lesa Griffith,

See Cinta Vidal in action at the Honolulu Museum of Art now through Feb. 18 as part of Pow! Wow! Hawai‘i 2017.

Uh-Oh! Watch “Saturday Night Live” Send Moana to Guantanamo Bay

Robbie Dingeman,

Eh! No mess with Moana!

Field Notes: Looking for Love? Here’s Your Chance to Meet Your Match—Fast!

Enjy El-Kadi,

Field Notes explores Honolulu’s vast and varied scenes and subcultures. This month: HISpeedating.

From Our Files: Moments from Hawai‘i’s Past–February Edition

Michael Keany,

A look back at Honolulu from February 1922 to 1987. Stories taken from the archives of Paradise of the Pacific and HONOLULU Magazine.

Q+A: Patrisse Cullors, Co-Founder of Black Lives Matter

Lesa Griffith,

Black Lives Matter co-founder talks about the movement, the current political situation and how BLM applies to Hawai‘i.

Your Ultimate Guide to Pow! Wow! Hawai‘i 2017

Alyssa Amasol,

This year’s Pow! Wow! Hawai‘i event takes place between Feb. 11 and 18. Here’s your guide to all that’s happening in the Kaka‘ako neighborhood.

How One Female Chinese-American Filmmaker Inspired Another, Decades Later

Katrina Valcourt,

“Finding Kukan” pieces together the story of a lost Oscar-winning film and its mysterious producer, Li Ling-Ai, a Honolulu-born woman who has been all but erased from the film’s history.

Quote Unquote: What it’s Really Like Working for Hawai‘i’s Only Carnival

James Charisma,

Since he was 12, Scott Fernandez has worked at E.K. Fernandez, Hawai‘i’s only nationally recognized circus.

The 8 Best Things To Do in February 2017

Katrina Valcourt,

Love is in the air this month, with Michael Bolton, Journey, free dogs, a magic show and more.

7 Absolutely Free Honolulu Events to Check Out in February 2017

Lennie Omalza,

No need to break the bank—have a little fun for free this month.

Play with Super Cute Kittens at this Pop-Up Cat Café in Honolulu

Enjy El-Kadi,

Neko Café at Mori by Art + Flea, O‘ahu’s only pop-up cat café, is happening this Saturday, Jan. 28 at South Shore Market.

33 Real Problems (No, Seriously) Only Hawai‘i Locals Can Handle

HONOLULU Magazine Team,

It’s paradise. So why are we so stressed?

12 Incredible Photos of Barack Obama in Hawai‘i From His Time as POTUS

Diane Lee,

#ThanksObama: For the Hawai‘i memories.

President Obama’s Next Job Might Already Be Waiting for Him at Ward Village

James Charisma,

Medium White Tee, a new art installation by Brooklyn-based artist and writer Emily Spivack, sells plain, white, size medium T-shirts in honor of President Obama.