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HoMA Artist Spotlight: ʻĀina Paikai+
HoMA is spotlighting the work of artists in our community...
HoMA Artist Spotlight: Ty Sanga+
HoMA is spotlighting the work of artists in our community...
HoMA community MUBI subscription, and a Curator’s Pick+
HoMA is thrilled to team up with streaming service MUBI...
HoMA Artist Spotlight: filmmaker Jalena Keane-Lee+
Jalena Keane-Lee is a social justice filmmaker and the spring...
Supporting creativity in education: local high school students raise $30,000 for HoMA’s Soundshop program+
From left to right: Randy Morris and Melissa Lum from...
Q&A: Actor Shashank Arora on Playing the Villain, Making Music, and the Power of Cinema+
As an actor from New Delhi, Shashank Arora is no...
Honolulu Bollywood Film Festival + South Asian Cinema 2020 Highlights Diversity, LGBTQ+ Community, and Female Empowerment+
Bollywood films are often associated with massive, colorful, and intricately...
Behind the Reel: HoMA Curator Highlights the Role of Women in Film+
Taylour Chang moderates the “Lessons from Women in Entertainment” panel...
See who Zak Noyle picked for the Rising Tide showcase of local surf film+
Earlier this year, HoMA’s theater program coordinator Sarah Fang approached...
Scenes from opening of Honolulu Surf Film Festival 2019, and what’s coming up+
On Saturday, the 12th annual Honolulu Surf Film Festival kicked...
Q+A with ‘White Rhino’ director Brent Storm+
Canadian-American filmmaker Brent Storm has gone from making promotional and...
Honolulu Surf Film Festival charges into town July 6 with ‘White Rhino’+
From July 2011 to June 2012 there were three historic swells that...
Sai Bhatawadekar on the ever-evolving Bollywood Film Festival+
What does it basically mean to explore evolving identities and...
Filmmaker and sailor Nāʻālehu Anthony on documenting the Hōkūle‘a’s global voyage+
In 1976, the wa‘a kaulua known as the Hōkūle‘a set sail from...
Gannenmono dancer Un Yamada on creating a duet between Hawai‘i and Japan+
On Saturday, Nov. 17, Doris Duke Theatre’s 150th Gannenmono in...
These Hawai‘i high schoolers who competed at the International Science and Engineering Fair are our future+
Remember back in high school when we had to brainstorm and...
Hula Preservation Society’s Maile Loo on ‘Iolani Luahine’s legacy+
On Nov. 3 and 4, Doris Duke Theatre will honor...
Scott Morgan, aka loscil, brings deep-listening to the Honolulu Printmakers+
On Sunday, Oct. 21, Doris Duke Theatre will transform into...
Last week’s Ta-Nehisi Coates in Conversation recap+
The Honolulu Museum of Art hosted Ta-Nehisi Coates in Conversation...
Korean filmmakers Jeong Ga-young and Jung Eun-kung on being a budding female directors+
As Korean Cinema is underway at Doris Duke Theatre, the...
Prolific taiko player Kenny Endo on how he is inspired by Gannenmono+
In celebration of the 150th anniversary of Japanese immigrants to...
Honolulu Surf Film Festival guest curator Crystal Thornburg-Homcy wants to inspire you to get involved with the ocean+
Hawai’i-born Crystal Thornburg-Homcy will confidently tell you that her relationship...
POW! WOW! artist Jeff Gress’ Honolulu Surf Film Festival illustration is a minimal nod to surf culture+
This year’s Honolulu Surf Film Festival is marked by a hard-to-miss...
Curator’s notes: How art houses can win+
Last month, I had the honor of co-chairing the Art...
Doris Duke Theatre is CLASSIFIED Jan 5-11+
After four years of highlighting global cultures through regularly scheduled...
Film watch: Four great movies for art lovers coming up+
The museum’s Doris Duke Theatre always has a sprinkling of...
Q+A: ’11/8/16′ filmmaker Ciara Lacy+
Ciara Lacy, who participated in the museum’s 2015 Sundance ShortsLab...
See a week of great indie films starting Sunday with pioneering ‘Titicut Follies’+
Sept. 24 is Art House Theater Day, a national celebration created...
Anna Trent Moore on preserving surf history+
The Honolulu Surf Film Festival always closes with a film by...