Welcome to Hawaiian Skies, the in-flight video magazine of Hawaiian Airlines. In our latest edition, we visit two very different museums…hear top pianists in action…go bouldering without a rope…experience the beauty of hula…catch a windsurfing competition at the sport’s spiritual home…meet the family that sets the standard for ukulele making…and witness artists doing what they do best.
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It is no surprise that many artists are inspired by the natural beauty of
Hawai‘i. But what's unusual about sculptor Leland Miyano is that he finds
his works of art hidden inside the natural materials he is working with.
Miyano liberates the works of art from the material. The results are
mystical, astounding and uniquely Hawai‘i.
Part of PBS Hawaii’s series Artist, which showcases the creative prowess of some of the Island’s most inventive people, this profile explores how one artist literally shapes his vision.
Find out more about PBS Hawaii’s programs here.
