Gangway Gallery occupies suite two hundred five in the building at five hundred forty-seven Halekauwila Street. This small, independent art space functions as a venue for local artists, often showcasing a mix of graffiti, abstract works,…
Kakaako Street Art Walk
Wander through Honolulu's industrial-turned-artistic hub to view specific iconic murals and local art galleries up close.
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1. Gangway Gallery
2. Mother Waldron Neighborhood Park
Mother Waldron Neighborhood Park is defined by a three-foot-high painted brick wall that zig-zags along its boundary. This site, located in the Kaka'ako district, occupies land that once served as city and county stables before being…
3. Aloha monster
The Aloha Sign at Ala Moana Center is twenty-eight feet wide, with letters standing six feet tall. Since its installation in twenty twenty-three, the structure has served as a frequently photographed backdrop at the shopping center. It is…
4. SALT At Our Kaka'ako
SALT at Our Kaka'ako is an open-air retail and dining complex defined by its industrial aesthetic, featuring raw concrete, exposed steel, and repurposed shipping containers. Spanning eighty-five thousand square feet in the heart of…
5. Pineapple Totoro and Catbus Mural
The Pineapple Totoro and Catbus mural is tucked along Coral Street in the Kakaako district. The artwork reimagines the famous Catbus from the Japanese animated film My Neighbor Totoro, blending the original aesthetic of the classic film…
6. Kai Kaulukukui
Kaiili Kaulukukui is a Hawaii-born artist whose murals define much of the visual landscape in the Kakaako district near Ala Moana. His work is recognizable by its loose, flowing depictions of marine life, particularly sharks and sea…
7. Aupuni Space
Aupuni Space occupies the building at seven hundred twenty-nine Auahi Street. This site functions as an artist-run gallery and studio, serving as a venue for contemporary exhibitions and programming. The space provides a platform for…