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The “7 Degrees North: The Arts of Micronesia” exhibit, which is believed to be the first in Honolulu to showcase the works of Hawaii-based, contemporary and traditional artists of Micronesian ancestry, is now on display at the University of Hawaii at Manoa’s Hamilton Library Bridge Gallery.

Documentary photography will take center stage at the Downtown Art Center this month.

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MAJURO — Honolulu-based writer-photographer Floyd Takeuchi, who has chronicled the Micronesia region through photos, articles and books for decades, was honored by the Congress of the Federated States of Micronesia

The largest active volcano in the world, Hawaii's Mauna Loa has erupted for the first time in nearly 40 years.

Three photographers. One show. It’s entitled "Portraits in Monochrome." Floyd Takeuchi curated the exhibit at the Downtown Art Center. It features black and white images from across the community taken by three longtime friends.