Arts & Culture

The live music experience is easy to fall out of, what with anything you want available, any time you want it, wherever you are. The thing is, being in a…

In gratitude for the thirty years Hawai‘i has nurtured his professional life, Hawai‘i Symphony principal oboist Scott Janusch came up with a novel idea.…

Elmer Omar Pizo was born in the Philippines, where he went to seminary school, then worked in Saudi Arabia. Twenty nine years ago, Pizo immigrated to…

Today, the last day of Poetry Month, we hear from the late W.S. Merwin, award winning U.S. Poet Laureate. He spent his last three decades cultivating a…

Graphic artist Byeok Song created propaganda for the North Korean regime in the 1990’s. During the economic depression there, hunger led to prison time…

Painter Reem Bassous drew on history, psychology, philosophy, current events, and her childhood experiences in war-ravaged Beirut to create her current…

Honolulu is having an Art Moment, and now is the time to take advantage of it. Many offerings are free!Let’s start with the Honolulu Biennial (HB19) at…

Creativity is the number one soft skill sought by employers, according to LinkedIn. Beginning today, HPR’s Noe Tanigawa looks at two artists who approach…

Recently, educators from Kamehameha Schools’ Ho’olaukoa Design and Strategies team gathered at Ho‘omaluhia Garden to experience a new teaching method…

Twenty-six percent of adults in the U.S. have some type of disability, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That’s one in four…