Honolulu Museum of Art

Halona Norton-Westbrook will assume a new role as the director of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth in Texas. She starts July 1.

Allyn Bromley, 96, continues to put out work with her next exhibit at the Honolulu Museum of Art. Bromley, a longtime printmaker, was inspired by repurposing her old prints by giving them new life in a complex 3D form.

A new exhibit at the Honolulu Museum of Art showcases renowned McKinley High School alumni who shaped modern art in Hawaiʻi over the last century. The Conversation talked with 1966 alum ʻĪmaikalani Kalahele, whose work is part of the exhibit.

Men's aloha shirts and women's dresses are pillars of local fashion — and the focus of a new exhibit at the Honolulu Museum of Art. "Fashioning Aloha" captures the history and evolution of aloha attire and textile motifs over the last 90 years. As HPR's Cassie Ordonio reports, the curators hope visitors find the exhibit fun and nostalgic.

It's been 131 years since the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom and over 30 years since the U.S. government issued a formal apology. The anniversary brings a poignant reminder of Hawaiʻi's past. HPR's Cassie Ordonio takes a look at an art exhibit honoring modern Hawaiian activism.

Reaching for the stars. It's a metaphor to consider when it comes to Black history in this country. To mark Black History Month, the Honolulu African American Film Festival will have showtimes at the Honolulu Museum of Art throughout February.

Cleanup efforts in Kula; New standards for password protection; Honolulu African-American Film Festival kicks off

The Cultural Animation Film Festival was inspired by young animators creating culture-based stories, according to Michael Ceballos, a cofounder of the festival and owner of O‘ahu-based animation studio Twiddle Productions.

Garden Club of Honolulu's flower show, “Oceans: Beyond the Reef,” will emphasize endemic and Indigenous plants, as well as ocean health. Floral arrangements, photography, jewelry and more will be on display.

A new exhibit at the Honolulu Museum of Art explores an era of Japan that showed how art responded to social change. “Transformation: Modern Japanese Art” will feature paintings, ceramics and lacquerware produced between the 1870s and 1950s.