The Honolulu Museum of Art highlighted an internationally reknown Aotearoa multi-disciplinary artist in it’s Spring 2019 exhibition, Lisa Reihana: Emissaries. Reihana’s 64-minute, panoramic video installation In Puruit of Venus [infected] is an immersive experience of contemporary Pacific art. NMG Network and Flux Hawaii is a proud annual partner and media sponsor of HoMA.
Named with the Hawaiian term for “gathering” or “collecting,” ʻOhina provides an annual exclusive venue for a collection of works by Hawaiʻi filmmakers to be gathered and presented to the community. NMG Network is a proud partner and sponsor of ʻOhina Films.
TRANSCENDIENTS: Immigrant Stories of Place [Honolulu] was a 10-day public pop-up exhibition highlighting the unique immigrant communities and immigration history in Honolulu through technology-based storytelling, contemporary portraiture, and immersive experiences.
Espacio The Jewel of Waikiki redefines the luxury hotel experience in Waikiki for guests seeking the ultra-exclusive and personalized service like no other.
As a Hawaiian Airlines flight attendant, Louise Pacarro fosters safety in the sky. On the ground, she helps tackle the problem of plastic pollution in the ocean as a co-founder of Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii.
Senior engineer Jefferson Bruno found his career in aviation thanks to a high school robotics program. Now he’s returning as a mentor to help STEM futures take flight.
Now a high school softball coach and Hawaiian Airlines ramp agent, former professional baseball player Benny Agbayani shares the lessons he learned in the big leagues to inspire teamwork on and off the field.
Every spring since 1971, the best hula hālau are invited to Hilo, Hawai‘i Island to perform in the most prestigious hula competition of its kind: the Merrie Monarch Festival. Follow the journeys of three hula practitioners—a teacher, a chanter, and a dancer—as they prepare to step onto the stage.
Photographer and videographer Daniel Chaney, stylist Sophia Lauren, and musician Kelton Young (aka Dream Wave) all have roots in Nashville and their own take on the creative flow of the city. Inspired by the creations of local designer Ellie Monster, they set out to capture their spin on the city’s reputation.
