Honolulu Museum of Art

Honolulu noir writer and HoMA member Scott Kikkawa finds peace, inspiration, and creative focus at the Honolulu Museum of Art’s Palm Courtyard.

Explore HoMA’s iconic architectural screens on a self-guided tour of the Honolulu Museum of Art. Discover breeze block, historic tiles, masonry grilles, and global design that take advantage of the island’s climate and trade winds.

How a winter scene tells a bigger tale: Discover influential monk painter Hidaka Tetso and the Nagasaki School

Explore artist Mari Matsuda’s activist art, from Hawai‘i’s historic protests to her creative journey, legacy, and message of hope for future generations.

In collaboration with the exhibition Let Trade Winds Flow, aloha shirt designer Roberta Oaks relaunched her Variety Block design in three fresh stunning colors—Copen, Ivy, and Peach. Originally introd...

Discover HoMA offers groups a curated day of art, a docent-led tour, lunch at HoMA Café, and reserved parking—perfect for celebrations and get-togethers.

In the exhibition Lyrically Rebellious: The Prints of Onchi Kōshirō, we can explore the work of a Japanese pioneer of modern and abstract art. This artist broke ground with new printing techniques tha...

Explore HoMA’s newly reinstalled European and American art galleries—discover fresh stories of power, faith, and nationhood through restored masterpieces.

HoMA marks Robert Rauschenberg’s 100th with the restored Tibetan Locks (Reel) and new research on Trophy V (for Jasper Johns), on view in Gallery 27.

HoMA’s Satoru Abe: Reaching for the Sun opens at Maui Arts & Cultural Center, showcasing seven decades of Abe’s creativity through Nov. 22.

Women are the focus of the exhibition Mary Cassatt at Work. Women as caregivers; women as sisters; women writing, making music, and driving a carriage. But amid the beautiful documentation of the live...

You can discover the newest additions to HoMA’s collection in Gallery 10 through Jan. 4. Included in the mix is the large-scale painting Dec. 7, 1941 (Pearl Harbor Day) by pioneering Japanese American...

This month marks the first official Hawaiian History Month, which Gov. Josh Green signed into law in June. The Honolulu Museum of Art is a great place to connect with the history of the islands throug...

Discover the art, dance, and music of Belle Epoque Paris on Sep 5 and 6, as Ballet Hawaii performs the innovative program A Night at the Paris Opera Ballet at HoMA’s Doris Duke Theatre. Get tickets

Hear experts share their insights into Mary Cassatt's groundbreaking approach to printmaking.

Heads up: The last day to see this painting in Matsuri! is Sunday, Aug. 17. The screens, woodblock prints, and hanging scrolls in the exhibition Matsuri! are fascinating looks at life in Japan over...

Heads up: The last day to see Satoru Abe: Reaching for the Sun is July 20. To walk through Satoru Abe: Reaching for the Sun, is to experience 70 years of a searching, creative mind. Starting with the...

In 1977, revered cultural icon, educator, kumu hula, chanter, and composer Aunty Edith Kanaka‘ole asked Franco Salmoiraghi to photograph her and her daughters Pualani Kanahele and Nalani Kanaka‘ole fo...