The Critical Geography in Hawaiʻi series highlights local and international artists who address social-cultural concerns associated with space, place and environment on Oʻahu. diverse approaches by artists including mapping and map-making and visual story-telling.
Taupōuri Tangarō is one of five artists presenting at the exhibit and the only one whose published biography notes using cordage medium.
Kelly Ciurej, Hannah Day and Jan Dickey exhibit their thesis works at the UH Mānoa Art Gallery.
Earth, Sky, Time, Light, Space highlights the diverse work by internationally-recognized contemporary ceramics artist Wayne Higby.
The spring season includes physical theatre company Wonderheads, Ivory Coast vocalist Dobet Gnahoré, the Ragamala Dance Company and more.
The artistic explorations of a group of UH Mānoa students are going large scale and public at the site of the future School of Law clinical building.
Seven UH Mānoa art students celebrate island life on a wall mural in the new Ka Makana Aliʻi shopping center.
Find prints, paintings, jewelry, ceramics and more at two Windward CC arts and crafts sales featuring local artists and student work.
The exhibition of art, done by over 80 UH Maui College students, will be on display from November 10 through December 5.
The unique, contemporary art exhibition features six Japanese artists on display from October 2—December 2.
