Exhibits
Location: Bridge Gallery
"Paradise Lost and Saved: Wartime Photographs of the South Pacific," an exhibition documenting American WWII and contemporary Australian involvement in the South Pacific.Opens February 5,... View "Hamilton Library hosts Australian Exhibition of Wartime Photos of South Pacific" Exhibit
Location: Asia Collection
Photographs by Sapril AkhmacyIn the South Sulawesi Province of Indonesia there is a village called Tana Toa. At the center of the village is a... View "The Ammatoa: People Inside the Frontier" Exhibit
Location: Asia Collection
The Night Life of Trees exhibition brings together work by Bhajju Shyam, Ram Singh Urveti and Durga Bai, three of the finest living artists of... View "The Night Life of Trees" Exhibit
Location: Asia Collection
The writing systems of Hindi Indo-European language family, Khmer Mon Khmer, Lao SW Tai, and Thai SW Tai all share a common ancenstor: the Brahmi... View "Brahmi Script of Ancient India" Exhibit
Location: Government Documents
When the University of Hawai´i was established in 1907, it was automatically designated a depository for federal government documents, as were other land grant colleges,... View "100 Years of Federal Government in Hawaii" Exhibit
Location: Hawaiian & Pacific Collection
The Center For Pacific Islands Studies, in the University of Hawai'i at Manoa School of Pacific and Asian Studies, is both an academic department... View "Center for Pacific Islands Studies" Exhibit
Location: Hawaiian & Pacific Collection
Vintage to modern, wildlife and sightseeing, hula to surfing, royalty to sugar cane workers. A colorful display of postcard collections/books in the Hamilton Hawaiian and... View "Wish You Were Here: Postcard Souvenirs from Hawaii and the Pacific" Exhibit
Location: Bridge Gallery
Hamilton Library celebrates the centennial of Filipino immigration to Hawai´i with an exhibit of plantation photographs and documents, to accompany "Singgalot (Ties That Bind) -... View "Filipinos in Hawaii: The First Hundred YearsSinggalot: The Ties That Bind - Filipinos in America, From Colonial Subjects to Citizens" Exhibit
Location: Asia Collection
When many Americans think of Japanese food, they think sushi. But Japanese cuisine encompasses so much more with an ever-present emphasis on freshness, seasonality and... View "Japanese Cuisine: Tradition and Modern Adaptations" Exhibit
Location: Government Documents
Did you know that when the U.S. Constitution was first written, only a small portion of the population of the U.S. had the right to... View "The Fight for the Right to Vote" Exhibit
