Place of ResonanceThe largest of its kind in the nation, UH Mānoa’s vast ethnomusicology collection is a testament to the human imagination. Explore
Artist at PlayMary Mitsuda’s intuitive and freewheeling approach thrives in the juxtaposition of opposites. Explore
Taking ShapeArchitect C.W. Dickey had only seen Hawai‘i as a kingdom and a territory, but he helped define how it would look as a state. Explore
To Your HealthBehind master brewer Chiaki Takahashi’s desire to spark a sake revival in Hawaiʻi is another, more personal intention—to bring people together. Explore
Of Sound MindFor classically trained performer and jazz singer Michelle Pirret, sound is a natural way to communicate what can’t be said with words. Explore
Behind the ScenesSilver and neutrals stoke a sense of calm at the homey and refined Charlot House. Explore
Beauty and BatikStep inside the open-air studio of artist Yvonne Cheng, renowned for her powerful depictions of Polynesian women. Explore
Communal FormSince its founding in the 1960s, the Hawai‘i Potters’ Guild has become a rock in Honolulu’s arts community. Explore
Out at SeaSpearfisher Makani Christensen explains how fishing is a way of life in Hawaiian culture and society. Explore
Satoru’s ShapesThe impenetrable Hawai‘i artist Satoru Abe looks back on his lifelong career of creating more than 5,000 enigmatic works of art. Explore
Winter ShineShot on location at Halekulani hotel, elegance flows through jewel-toned and cream-colored attire for the season. Explore
In Prose & PalmsWander inside the late W.S. Merwin’s home and palm forest on Maui, a living legacy that honors the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet’s lyrical canon and humanistic worldview. Explore
