“30 Americans” through the lens of role-play, part 2
Function-play, or the taking over of one other persona, can function a distraction and diversion to quickly escape the confines of 1’s surroundings, [...]
HoMA Artist Spotlight: Heather Giugni
HoMA is spotlighting the work of artists in our group and past throughout these difficult occasions. The Doris Duke Theatre group requested filmmaker [...]
Curate your own mini-exhibition | Honolulu Museum of Art Blog
Making a mini-exhibition is a chance to take a look at your surroundings in numerous methods, in addition to to precise your self and [...]
A Four Letter Word: The LOVE Sculpture in Philadelphia
“Would you look at that, that’s nice isn’t it?” My Mom (circa 1976 when seeing LOVE for the first time) In Center City, Philadelphia [...]
Happy Birthday, Bruddah Iz! | Honolulu Museum of Art Blog
Israel Ka‘ano‘i Kamakawiwo‘ole, born on Might 20, 1959, was an envoy of aloha and Hawaiian music to the world. Sadly, he handed away [...]
Painting Movement: Jackson Pollock: Autumn Rhythm (Number 30)
Back when I was in High school I took an art history class where we studied the life and works of artists from the [...]
The relaxed “infits” of Bartlett’s “Interior of a Japanese House”
This essay, penned for the lengthy weekend, is a part of an exploration of the concept of “infits”, which is what one wears [...]
HoMA Café’s Arnold Palmer with Ginger Lemonade
An Arnold Palmer is just a fancy way to order lemonade mixed with iced tea, but at HoMA Café, we spice ours up [...]
Looking at Pictures: Chip Lord in Conversation with Theadora Walsh : Open Space
Chip Lord, 1974, in front of Ant Farm’s Studio at Pier 40 with a Cadillac Ranch reject. Photo: Doug Michels There are many [...]