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Whitewall: The Hawaii Triennial 2025 at HoMA Reimagines Resilience with “ALOHA NŌ”
The Hawaii Triennial 2025 (HT25), “ALOHA NŌ,” is open across 13 sites in O‘ahu, Hawai‘i, and Maui through May 4. The Honolulu Museum of Art (HoMA) is spotlighting eight of the activation’s 49 participating artists and collectives—each one offering newly commissioned works that reflect on the urgent and expansive theme of “aloha.”
The New York Times: A Visit to Alaska Inspires a Climate Change Exhibit in Connecticut
Daniel Ksepka, the curator of science at the Bruce Museum here, visited Fairbanks, Alaska, in May 2022 for a research project on fossil birds. But Ksepka, a paleontologist by training, found himself more drawn to the city’s drunken forest — an unusual landscape of tilting trees — instead.
Forbes | Rediscovering Michael Tracy at the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio
“Michael Tracy: The Elegy of Distance” at the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio shares more than the artist’s work, it shares his world… “It’s very much an environmental experience,” exhibition curator René Paul Barilleaux told Forbes.com about the presentation. “It’s a complete immersion into a world that he conceived.” Sights, sounds, and smells converge across six galleries. Yes, smells. The exhibition features bespoke aromas.
