John Young Museum announces upcoming exhibitions
Among the exhibitions is The Graphic Works of Tetsuo Ochikubo, 1956–1970, which examines Hawaiʻi-born artist Tetsuo Ochikubo’s printmaking.
Asian-American artist traces racism roots to Pearl Harbor bombing
UH Mānoa John Young Museum of Art has displayed exhibit, Ken Okiishi: A Model Childhood, about the legacy of Japanese-American history.
UH Mānoa art galleries reopen with COVID-19 restrictions
Enhanced cleaning protocols, a maximum of five people are allowed at a time, face masks are mandatory and safe physical distancing of at least six feet must be followed.
Disappearing Honolulu art exhibit documents changes to Chinatown
The exhibit Disappearing Honolulu by photographer and filmmaker, Francis Haar, is at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa John Young Museum of Art until December 6.
Social-cultural issues with Oʻahu space and place explored in exhibit
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.
John Young Museum of Art hosts The Laminated Print exhibition
John Young Museum of Art is hosting The Laminated Print: Origins + Process of Chine Collé, which runs through December 9.
A campus art museum has a new vision
The newly remodeled John Young Museum of Art at UH Mānoa gives students and the community access to a world-class art collection
