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Divine Disruption: The Art of Tsherin Sherpa

May 30, 2026–January 31, 2027
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Toshiko Takaezu: Worlds Within

February 14–July 26, 2026  
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Out of the Shadows

May 22–September 27, 2026
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New Exhibitions Spotlight

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Thu Jul 9 11:00AM

Courtyards of HoMA

 Thursdays and Saturdays at 11am
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Thu Jul 9 2:00PM

New Exhibitions Spotlight

 Wednesdays & Thursdays at 2pm, Fridays at 11am
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Thu Jul 9 6:00PM

Opening Reception + Film: Increments of Fear: The Buzzy Trent Story
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Honolulu Surf Film Festival 2026: Inside the new Buzzy Trent documentary

Go behind the scenes of Increments of Fear: The Buzzy Trent Story as filmmakers Anna Trent Moore and Ron Moore share the making of the documentary opening the 2026 Honolulu Surf Film Festival.
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A Kona native explains why you should see Beyond Paradise during Bleak Week at the Doris Duke Theatre

Discover why a Kona native and Konawaena alum recommends the cult Hawai‘i film Beyond Paradise during Bleak Week at the Doris Duke Theatre.
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Remembering Jean Charlot on Father’s Day

Celebrate Father’s Day with Jean Charlot’s Hawaiian Drummer, and learn about the renowned Hawai‘i artist’s devotion to family, culture, faith, and art.
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Meet Honolulu Surf Film Festival 2026 artist Angie Samblotte

Discover how surfer and artist Angie Samblotte transformed her passion for surfing into the official artwork for the 2026 Honolulu Surf Film Festival.
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Take a close look at quiet luxury in Kiyonaga’s rare painting

Discover one of only about 20 surviving paintings by Torii Kiyonaga in Quiet Luxury: Subversive Fashion in the Edo Period at the Honolulu Museum of Art. Explore how Edo-period sumptuary laws inspired creativity, fashion, and self-expression in Japan more than 200 years ago.
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HoMA security officers’ new Tori Richard look

Discover how Honolulu Museum of Art security officer uniforms were reimagined by Tori Richard through collaboration, drawing inspiration from iconic collection works and architectural design.
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Seeing and making art: What Pearl City first graders discovered at HoMA

Discover how Honolulu Museum of Art school tours inspire creativity through art activities, gallery exploration, and immersive learning experiences for Hawai‘i students.
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From the archives: That time Jimi Hendrix played at the Museum

In October 1968, the Honolulu Academy of Arts transformed Thomas Square Park into a landmark cultural event—Artpark—featuring avant-garde art, live music, and an impromptu jam session by Jimi Hendrix under a lunar eclipse.
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Ceramics in Hawaiʻi: A rich tradition now on view

Hawai‘i ceramics exhibition in Kīnaʻu Courtyard showcases mid-century to contemporary works, highlighting Toshiko Takaezu and local artists’ innovation.
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Bodhisattvas and Bart Simpson: All about Tsherin Sherpa and his work

Explore Tsherin Sherpa’s journey from traditional thangka painter to global contemporary artist blending Buddhist iconography with pop culture in Divine Disruption.
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The Garden Club of Honolulu wants you to “Imagine That!” May 8-10

Experience Imagine That!—the Garden Club of Honolulu’s Major Flower Show at HoMA, May 8–10, featuring stunning floral design, sustainability, and community inspiration.
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New jewelry line is inspired by HoMA artworks

GAMAR x HoMA collection reimagines HoMA artworks as ethically crafted gemstone jewelry, inspired by O’Keeffe, Hokusai, Guanyin, and more.
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From the Archives: What’s in a name?

Discover the story behind the Honolulu Museum of Art’s name, from its 1922 origins to its evolution as a place for education, community, and inspiration.
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Legacy: Toshiko Takaezu and Contemporary Art

Artists Kaili Chun, Martha Russo, and Kate Randall share their personal stories of Toshiko Takaezu. Russo and Randall were apprentices to the artist while Chun was a student and friend.
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Remembering Vi Loo

Remembering philanthropist Violet “Vi” S.W. Loo—educator, art advocate, and former Honolulu Museum of Art board chair whose leadership, generosity, and support for arts education shaped HoMA and its community.
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Munakata Shikō: Putting Buddhism back into woodblock prints

Explore how Munakata Shikō reintroduced Buddhist faith into modern Japanese woodblock prints in this look at his radical sōsaku hanga works on view at HoMA.
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Film Q+A: Co-directors Kimiko Lawrence-Matsuda and Megan Trufant Tillman

For the first time, HoMA Theater Manager and Programmer Sarah Fang put out an open call for this year’s Honolulu African American Film Festival. From the submissions she put together a great program o…
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O Pepeluali kēia: E māka‘ika‘ mai!

HoMA celebrates Mahina ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi with a Hawaiian-language tour brochure for Toshiko Takaezu: Worlds Within and curated ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi products in the HoMA Shop.
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