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Hawaiʻi Lego Users Group co-founder Roy Gal and Bishop Museum Director of Exhibits Brad Evans share a new Hawaiʻi-themed Lego sculpture exhibit open to the public.
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Tattoo artist and "Ink Master" star Angel Rose speaks about her decision to return home to Maui and open her new tattoo business, 13 Moons Tattoo, in her hometown of Pāʻia.
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Community members from around the islands share their experiences of the weekend's storm; The Honolulu Department of Environmental Services is rolling out a compost pilot program meant to cut residential food waste
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Newly named State Poet Laureate Lee Tonouchi discusses his passion for poetry and Pidgin, and how he aims to use his voice to uplift marginalized voices.
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HPR sits down with playwright Ikaika Mendez and lead actress Waileia Tupou to discuss "Lele Wale," a new play about a community's resilience after the Lahaina wildfires.
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"Calabash" by Manini Collective is an inaugural exhibit that will show several paintings and sculptures by seven artists, with many finishing up their artworks this week.
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A Maui hat shaper crafts custom-made cowboy hats that are just as much about the experience as they are about the art. HPR’s Catherine Cluett Pactol visited his Makawao shop, Uncle Vic’s, to learn all about it.
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Kamea Hadar has a couple of projects in the works, including a mural on Hale Mōʻiliʻili, an affordable high-rise apartment built by the state Department of Hawaiian Home Lands at the former Bowl-o-Drome site.
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Halekulani Art Gallery has been home to “Nanea i ka Hulu” for the past month. Enoka Phillips, 24, is the hand behind all the artistry.
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Hawaiʻi political analyst Colin Moore discusses President Trump's State of the Union address; Featherworker Enoka Phillips' career takes flight with his second solo exhibition