Exhibit celebrates student art
by Anthony Davis, Special to Ka ‘Ohana “Confluence 6” is now open at WCC’s Gallery ‘Iolani. The biannual...
Film gives voice to the mauna
by Haley Roback, Special to Ka ‘Ohana In celebration of Women’s History Month, the short documentary Standing Above...
Gallery exhibit showcases local contemporary artists
“Where Are We?,” the title of the current show at Gallery ‘Iolani, called forth a variety of surprisingly...
Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge lives up to the hype
Last fall, I went to California for a long weekend. Being an avid gamer, I was on my...
Theatre production highlights nuances of an Okinawan family
This month, WCC’s theatre program presents Oriental Faddah and Son, a semi-autobiographical chronicle of the relationship between a...
Raku Ho‘olaule‘a 2019: Making Art from Fire
In Gallery ‘Iolani’s latest exhibit, which ran Nov. 8 through Dec. 5, three very drunk rats cavorted, making...
Faculty exhibit has art for all
Compassion for the Earth” is the title I would give the Art Faculty Hō‘ike 2019, an engaging show...
Theatre production shares lessons from kupuna
Eleanor Roosevelt said, “Learn from the mistakes of others. You can’t live long enough to make them all...
Art exhibit reveals a ‘Brave New World’
A crowd gathers across the Hale Pālanakila courtyard. Eager art lovers, passerbys and students intermingle and banter. A...
Arts festival engages the masses
Palikū Arts Festival co-organizer So Jin Kimura wished for good weather and got it. Unlike last year’s torrential...
Arts and sciences intersect at Palikū Arts Festival
Building STEAM” is the theme at this year’s Palikū Arts Festival, a unique interactive arts experience set for...
Latest THEA 260 production inspired by Noh theater
The latest production by WCC’s theatre program features ghosts, poetic text and startling visual images and deals with...