Art

The late artist Satoru Abe's Volcano sculpture has been at Aloha Stadium for the last 45 years.

Kauaʻi's electric utility works to restore power across the island; Punahou president Mike Latham remembers alumni who died; Filmmaker talks LNG documentary

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.

John Bravender, of the National Weather Service, shares news of a third weather disturbance forming after Tropical Storm Moke; Capitol Modern combines several art festival events into one day: "Super Saturday."

Gov. Josh Green shares information about another potential tropical storm, and why hurricane season isn’t over; HPR presents Homeroom Hawaiʻi, a segment that shares the stories of students and staff across Hawaiʻi’s schools.

“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.

Paul Arinaga, founder of Grow Good Hawaii, and Kānaka Maoli artist Kaiʻili Kaulukukui unveil a new mural that imagines a greener Honolulu as part of their “Re-imagining Wao Kānaka” campaign.

“Casted: The Korean Tiger” brings together 10 artists to reflect on the Korean folk art Minhwa.

Hoʻola Na Pua, an organization committed to preventing sex trafficking, appoints a new CEO; University of Murcia archaeologist Miguel Valério studies different lunar calendars from across the Pacific Islands.

The exhibit, “Fragments of Light: Ilkhanid Lusterware,” brings together six rare ceramic tiles. It’s the largest surviving lusterware tiles in the world.