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Hawaiʻi’s public art agency says it needs legislative help to relocate and preserve the 20-foot sculpture as the stadium redevelopment moves forward.
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Singer and actress Lea Salonga recently became the first Filipina honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. This weekend she'll perform for the first time with the Hawaiʻi Symphony Orchestra.
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Launched in 2025, the Spector Craft Prize was created by the Spector Family Foundation to support craftmakers in their careers through awards, mentorship and community building.
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There are more than 2,000 people who use American Sign Language in the state, and about 500 visitors rely on interpreters each day.
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HPR joins Pokémon fans in line trying to catch 'em all on the 30th anniversary of the Japanese franchise-turned-global-phenomenon.
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The late artist Satoru Abe's Volcano sculpture has been at Aloha Stadium for the last 45 years.
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Amid Yayoi Kusama's death, there's been renewed discourse over her anti-Blackness withing her writings and art.
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Country music icon Dolly Parton is being remembered around the world, and in Hawai‘i, where she performed with local musicians. She died Tuesday at the age of 80.
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Playwright Sean T.C. O’Malley spoke to The Conversation's Catherine Cruz about "The Queen's Will," which is showing at the Kumu Kahua Theatre.
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Mary Therese Hattori and Carol Ann Carl spoke to The Conversation’s Catherine Cruz about Super Saturday: Creative Micronesia event, which celebrates Oceania at Capitol Modern on Aug. 29.
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“Marginalized: Portraits in Identity and Sign" will feature 14 busts representing diverse figures, including U.S. Sen. Mazie Hirono, Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar and LGBTQ+ activist Marsha P. Johnson.
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Actor Moses Goods begins a tour of a one-man play about Duke Kahanamoku on Aug. 20 at Blue Note Hawaii. He spoke to The Conversation's Catherine Cruz about the play, which he wrote more than a decade ago.