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Challenge invites Hawai‘i Island youth in grades 4 through 11 and emerging creators in grade 12 through age 24 years old to create, share and be heard.

Seven artists offer their unique perspectives about the relationships we have with our bodies and how others present their bodies to us as part of the new exhibit on view through Nov. 26 at the downtown Hilo cultural center.

Brittany R. Bradley employs the wet-plate collodion process to create modern-day examples of ambrotypes and tintypes.

The gallery in Hōlualoa is free and open to the public starting Feb. 4. Attendees may bid online beginning later in the month.

Big Island amateur photographers can submit photos taken across the island

The Kohala Watershed Partnership, sponsored by The Kohala Center, will start up a new three year program, called “Images of Kohala: Source of Water, Source of Life.”

The Hawai’i Museum of Contemporary Art and its administrator, East Hawai’i Cultural Center, is seeking entrants into the 2015 Big Island Photo Expo.

With the use of applications and your own creative juices, the Smartphone becomes a powerful imaging tool — not just a camera.

Former pro surfer and sculptor Chris Barela created a life-sized memorial statue of the late Bob and Bill Meistrell, founders or Body Glove.