In honor of the Triple Crown of Surfing, “Salute to Pipeline” features 21 of the most famous boards ridden at Pipeline to celebrate the riders, waves and shapers, curated by the California Surf Museum. Read more
French multimedia artist Stefane Perraud collaborated with writer, photographer and philosopher Aram Kebabdjian on “Isotopia,” creating dramatic multimedia images linked with a fictional, nuclear power-affected Pacific space. Read more
Artists Mealaaloha Bishop and Nanea Lum describe the islands’ wahi pana, or living spaces, as “land markers of Hawaiian ancestral histories,” and have created a series of plein air paintings that evoke “the recollection and experience” of the wahi pana of the district reaching from Kualoa to Waimanalo on the windward side of Oahu. Read more
Wayne Levin’s photos, silver gelatin prints, are strange and luxurious. Shot underwater, they can seem to straddle energetic borders or to have fully crossed a border into another dimension. Read more
The practical, the whimsical and the traditional are all on display at the Hawai‘i Craftsmen Statewide Juried Exhibition, open through Nov. 10 at the Honolulu Museum of Art School. Read more
Diana Nicholette Jeon photographs herself with her iPhone and handmade lens combinations. Using her iPad, she combines multiple pictures; finishes the pieces by hand with charcoal, pastels or pencil; and mounts the finished work on wood panels. Read more
The Hawai‘i Handweavers’ Hui presents its 31st biennial exhibition showcasing examples of original hand-woven and hand-spun work at the Honolulu Museum of Art School. Read more
Art, rock ’n’ roll music, ayurveda, tai chi, yoga and cooking — all are part of Honolulu Printmakers artist Dieter Runge’s identity. Read more
