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The Bishop Museum is back to pre-pandemic visitor numbers. Locals are largely attracted to special temporary exhibits such as "Expedition Dinosaur: Rise of the Mammals."
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The Hawaiʻi International Film Festival kicks off with the in-person premiere of a documentary film about Duke Kahanamoku called “Waterman.” The Conversation talked to Brandon Bunag, who is in charge of education and public programs at the Bishop Museum, about a display that honors not just one, but two Olympians.
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Artists How Nosm and Defer are among the big image-makers of our time, and now a lot of them are all together in "Pow! Wow! The First Decade," at the Bishop Museum. HPR's Noe Tanigawa says you should take the kids—you’ll see masters of street art, your favorites from Kaka‘ako.
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Hawaii’s museums continue to struggle under Covid restrictions and reduced traffic. Pacific Business News editor in chief A. Kam Napier has more on what they’re doing to survive.
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Nobody disputes that the annual Pow! Wow! Street Art Festival has left its mark on Honolulu. Every day people walk or park their cars alongside murals…
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Anti-Asian violence on the rise; Bishop Museum exhibit explores scientific racism; Finding Ohana's young star; Printmaker Steven Kean; Just Futures…
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Anti-Asian hate has been in the news lately, and race relations have simmered in the news in the U.S. since they blew up last summer. A new exhibit at the…
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Big Island Mayor-elect Mitch Roth; Hawaii County Issues Recap; Reality Check: Worker's Covid Comp Denied; Malama Maunalua; Naming the Nihoa SnailBig…
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A royal Hawaiian feather cloak and helmet given to Captain James Cook in 1779 are being permanently returned to Hawai?i. The items were temporarily on…
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A new project at the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum may help researchers find Pacific island land snails thought to be extinct.The Bishop Museum received a…