Noe Tanigawa

Arts & Culture reports from HPR's Noe Tanigawa

The Great "Empty Bowl Project"

ShareThisTwo years ago, ceramic artists around O’ahu contributed handmade bowls in an international effort called the “Empty Bowl Project” . Over 700 Bowls sold in less than two hours netting nearly 12 thousand dollars for the Hawai‘i Foodbank. Now the Hawai'i Potters' Guild is at it again.
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The Windward Choral Society Builds Community Through Song

ShareThisWindward O’ahu has a legacy of choral music that many trace back to Kailua High School choir teacher, Shigeru Hotoke. Twelve thousand students passed through his classes and many toured the world with the celebrated Kailua Madrigals.
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Joyce Yang, gaining momentum as the most gifted pianist of her generation

ShareThisPianist Joyce Yang graduated from Julliard last year with the Artur Rubinstein Prize and an Avery Fisher career grant, but she’s already been performing for over a decade to terrific reviews. Before her Hawai’i tour, HPR’s Noe Tanigawa asked about some secrets of her success.
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Ancient Sites of O'ahu, Van James' book reissued by the Bishop Museum

ShareThisArtist, author, Van James has written simple, user-friendly guides to the ancient sites of Hawai’i Island, Maui, Moloka’i and Lana’i. Late last year, Bishop Museum Press re-issued his book, Ancient Sites of O’ahu. James' books are thoughtfully prepared, keeping in mind the sensitive nature of these sites.
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The Symphony Exploratory Committee 2011

ShareThisThe opera season in Honolulu is ending on a high note with a grand production of Verdi’s La Traviata. In light of the Honolulu Symphony’s bankruptcy, these could have been the final symphonic performances of the year. A ray of hope, however, has appeared on the horizon.
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