What Exhibitions Are Currently on View at the Honolulu Museum of Art?

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The Honolulu Museum of Art (HoMA) lists its current exhibitions on honolulumuseum.org under the "Current exhibitions" section, where each entry includes a title and a date range so you can check what is on view before you visit. According to the site, exhibitions listed there include Divine Disruption: The Art of Tsherin Sherpa (May 30, 2026–January 31, 2027), Quiet Luxury: Subversive Fashion in the Edo Period (May 22–October 4, 2026), and Out of the Shadows (May 22–September 27, 2026). Each exhibition has a "View exhibition" link for details.

How to check current exhibitions

  1. Go to honolulumuseum.org.
  2. Find the "Current exhibitions" section on the homepage.
  3. Read the exhibition titles and date ranges, then select "View exhibition" for the one you want to know more about.

The date ranges matter because they tell you whether a show will still be on view during your planned visit. For example, if you are planning a trip in late 2026, Quiet Luxury and Out of the Shadows would already have closed, while Divine Disruption would still be running into January 2027.

What else is on at HoMA

Beyond the exhibitions themselves, the site's "On at HoMA" section lists scheduled programs, which can help you time a visit around a specific activity:

Program Schedule Admission note
Highlights tour Wednesdays & Sundays at 11am, Fridays at 2pm Included with admission
New Exhibitions Spotlight Wednesdays & Thursdays at 2pm, Fridays at 11am Included with admission
Courtyards of HoMA Thursdays and Saturdays at 11am Included with admission
2026 Sundance Film Festival Short Film Tour Listed as a scheduled event Tickets

The site also notes that guided tours are offered to deepen your connection to the collection across the galleries and grounds, and that the HoMA Café serves casual, contemporary cuisine and refreshments.

Planning around an exhibition

  • Check the end date before booking travel, since exhibitions rotate and the listed runs extend into 2026 and 2027.
  • If you want a guided introduction, the New Exhibitions Spotlight and Highlights tour are both listed as included with admission, so they add no separate cost beyond entry.
  • Film programs such as the Sundance Short Film Tour are listed with "Tickets," meaning they are ticketed separately from general admission.
  • Membership is promoted on the site as giving free entry all year long, which may be worth comparing against single-visit admission if you plan to return for multiple exhibitions.

The site does not list specific admission prices in the material available here, so check the visit page on honolulumuseum.org for current rates before you go.