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On July 24, 1997, architect I. M. Pei shared his thoughts on the relationship between sculpture and scale, including why abstract sculpture has no limit to scale compared to the lifelike elements of sculptures scaled to the human figure. Interview conducted for American Masters: Alexander ...

When developing Shakespeare in the Park, it was important to Joe Papp that people felt represented in the theater. "Joe wanted to fill the stage with the same kind of people he was gonna fill the audience with. All the people of the city," said ...

Inspired by public libraries, Joe Papp made it his mission to have theater be accessible to the public. "I just don't do shows," he said. "They must have meaning."

Hawaii is an archipelago of eight major islands, atolls and smaller islets. Here are the eight major island names and nicknames, along with some quick facts about each. 1. Hawaii—“The Big Island” Also known as "The Big Island," Hawaii Island is over 4,000 square miles ...

Explore the life and career of the singer, songwriter and co-founder of The Beach Boys. The film traces the legendary performer’s journey of reflection on a drive through Los Angeles with his longtime friend and Rolling Stone editor Jason Fine.

Director Isaac Halasima shares his passion for Duke Kahanamoku's story and the challenge inherent to honoring "one of the most famous Hawaiians the world has ever seen." My inspiration for tackling Waterman - Duke: Ambassador of Aloha comes from my uncle, Jan Fisher. His most famous ...

Learn the cultural significance behind "aloha," "ho'okipa" and "kuleana" - concepts which were integral to Olympic athlete Duke Kahanamoku's way of life. The following is based on a discussion guide created by The Foundation for Global Sports Development. What does Aloha mean? Aloha (Ah-loh-hah) is ...

Joe Papp, founder of The Public Theater, Free Shakespeare in the Park and producer of groundbreaking plays like "Hair," "A Chorus Line" and "for colored girls," created a 'theater of inclusion' based on the belief that great art is for everyone.

Dr. Isaiah Walker explains the cultural importance of surfing and how Duke Kahanamoku was a champion of generosity, aloha and bravery during a complex time in Hawaiian history. When reporters asked gold-medalist Duke Kahanamoku where he learned his signature swim technique, he explained that he ...

Duke Kahanamoku changed the world with his athletic accomplishments, from competing in the Olympics to revolutionizing lifesaving techniques in the water. The following is based on a discussion guide created by  The Foundation for Global Sports Development. 1. Inventing the "Kahanamoku Kick" Having grown up ...