Puka Puka

Puka Puka (founded in 2009, Maui, Hawai'i) is a shop and exhibition space with a program integrating Polynesian and international art and culture. Puka Puka references the utmost, remote atoll in the Pacific, also called Danger Islands, and is the namesake of Robert Dean Frisbie's South Sea's trader's novel from 1929. The Hawaiian outpost champions expeditions in art, fashion, media and site-specific collaborations in the context of surf culture, set adrift, somewhere between Old Hawai'i and an undiscovered Polynesian paradise.