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Kumu Kahua Theatre Announces Annual Playwriting Contest Winners Each year Kumu Kahua Theatre co-sponsors this playwriting contest with the UHM Department of Theatre and Dance in its effort to nurture local playwrights.by Alexa Criscitiello The judges have come to a consensus on the prizewinners for The 2021 Kumu Kahua/uhm Theatre Department Playwriting Contest. The winner of the $600 Hawai'i Prize is Eric Stack of Keaʻau, Hawai'i for his play, Mendokusai. The winner of the $450 Pacific Rim Prize is Rex McGregor of Auckland, New Zealand for his play Pacific Caper. There is no 2021 winner o...
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UK culture venues reopen but artists still suffering The United Kingdom's cultural scene is back following more lockdown easing. But despite the excitement over enjoying art again, are all artists going to benefit? The Tate Modern museum is reopening its doors after months of lockdown A dark cloak of depression has long been hanging over people's heads in the British capital. First there was Brexit, then the COVID-19 pandemic, the first wave of which hit London and the United Kingdom particularly hard. Successive lockdowns have especially crippled the creative sector. Now there are glimpse...
State Senator Brian Taniguchi interviews artist Doug Young about his photorealist watercolors in the digital edition of Art at the Capitol, viewable on Facebook now. The Hawai'i State Capitol building is still closed, so the annual Art at the Capitol tour is heading online. It’s a chance to see Hawai’i’s public art collection and get a different perspective on lawmakers. Hawai'i has a law setting aside 1% of new state building construction costs for art. That has allowed the state to acquire some of the finest works of art ever made here, in addition to works by off-island artists.