Exhibits
Location: Elevator Gallery
This is a body of work created during a trip in August 2023 to Bikini and neighboring atolls in the Marshall Islands. The participants included... View "Solomon Enos - ‘Ōnaehana Malu - Peace Systems" Exhibit
Location: Bridge Gallery
7 Degrees North: The Arts of Micronesia on view August 21 - November 24, 2023, in UH Mānoa Hamilton Library Honolulu (August 2023) – “7 Degrees... View "7 Degrees North: The Arts of Micronesia" Exhibit
Location: Lobby Display
Using items from the Rare Book/Book Arts collection, this exhibit traces the development of bookmaking and publishing. The exhibit was created by students Esther Tang... View "When a Book is More than a Book: Exploring Book Arts from Cuneiform to Codex" Exhibit
Location: Asia Collection
To welcome and celebrate his 100th birthday this past April, the Center for Japanese Studies (CJS) and Asia Collection showcases the life and contributions of... View "Urasenke Chado Tradition University of Hawai'i" Exhibit
Location: Asia Collection
In collaboration with the Center for Japanese Studies (CJS), Asia Collection features our long and rich history of Japan Studies, introducing dignitary Japan & Okinawan... View "100+ Years of the Study of Japan University of Hawai'i" Exhibit
Location: Asia Collection
This exhibit showcases the library’s collection of the creative, scholarly and critical works of two keynote speakers – renowned author Amitav Ghosh and architect Kazi... View "Showcasing the Writing of Amitav Ghosh and Kazi Khaleed Ashraf" Exhibit
Location: Elevator Gallery
This exhibit celebrates Ka Leo, the student newspaper, in it's 100th year. A small additional installation by the circulation desk asks questions about free... View "Ho'okahi Haneli: Ka Leo" Exhibit
Location: Bridge Gallery
The exhibition is a collaborative project of the Nagasaki and the Hiroshima Atomic Bomb Museums, which the Matsunaga Institute for Peace and Hamilton Library are... View "Building a Nuclear Free World" Exhibit
Location: Asia Collection
Contemporary Korean society can be described as "in rapid transformation." Generation after generation, young adults in Korea have experienced different phases of economic development and... View "Portraits of Young Adults in Korea" Exhibit
Location: Elevator Gallery
Native Hawaiian scholars at UH Mānoa and across the continent are making an impact on their fields from history to literature to the sciences. The... View "Celebrating Native Hawaiian Scholars and Scholarship" Exhibit
