A capstone exhibition from DAC's own Andre Toribio.‍ ‍

Andre’s exhibition weaves together painting, drawing, poetry, and video to explore themes of spirituality, celestial space, and belonging.

DAC is honored to host three Hawaii schools of Shodo (Japanese calligraphy), as they come together with Toin Misho-ryu Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement) for Sumibana, "Ink Flowers" a collaborative exhibition celebrating the beauty of both art forms. Calligraphy by pioneer master calligrapher Kampo Harada.

Curated by Tom Klobe, this exhibition five artists who have, throughout their lives, pushed beyond all borders: Fred Roster, Pat Hickman, Allyn Bromley, Sally French, and Linda Kane.

Mahalo to sponsor Sharon Twigg-Smith for her generous support of this exhibition.

Hawaiʻi Craftsmen and Honolulu Printmakers unite for a collaborative exhibition showcasing local ceramics and printmaking, crafted through the application of heat, pressure, and inspiration.

A showcase of art by our wonderful volunteers.

The annual Pastel Artists of Hawaii open exhibition, juried this year by Terrilynn Dubreuil.

The annual member’s show from The Hawai’i Watercolor Society. Juried by Sterling Edwards and accompanied by 3D pieces from The Glass Fusion Collective.

This annual photography exhibition features a juried selection of individual images and thematic portfolios from artists across the state.

A showcase of creative work from architects, architecture students, and professionals in architecture-related fields across Hawai‘i. This exhibition aims to deepen public appreciation for the artistry within the architectural community, and its impact on Hawaii.

An exhibition showcasing a portion of Tim Apicella’s collection from a period in American and European social culture when industrial designers created with optimism, enthusiasm, and bold innovation, producing consumer goods enabled by new technologies.

The finale event of the Honouliuli 10th Anniversary Celebrations, marking a decade of collaborative efforts to preserve and share the powerful history of Honouliuli National Historic Site. This prior interment camp stands as a vital reminder of Hawaiʻi’s World War II experiences of martial law, incarceration, and prisoners of war.

This exhibition showcases outstanding works across a wide range of media by an international group of highly accomplished artists. Emphasizing excellence in design, skill, and creativity, the exhibition presents global artistic perspectives while inspiring and supporting Hawaiʻi’s diverse arts community.

This exhibition features the amazing work of many artists who attend our weekly uninstructed Monday Night Life Drawing, facilitated by Jared Wickware, and Tuesday Portrait sessions, facilitated by Alla Parsons.