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State District 43 Representative Andria Tupola: Proposes Keep it Flowing Mural Program

Check out vlog post by Hawaii State House District 43 representative Andria Tupola proposing a mural project with Keep it Flowing for the island of Oahu in the Waianae & Nanakuli District! Thank you Andria for all your support! Stay Tuned! Accountability Vlog #2 – What have we been up to? Posted by Representative Andria […]

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Boss Cutz in Kona Hawaii

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Keep it Flowing artist Ken3 painting a dedication mural in Kailua-Kona Hawai’i. The mural theme is “Ho‘īlina” which means heir, inheritance, legacy or heritage and is a dedication to owner of “Boss Cutz” late brother . Check out this timelapse video by Reptank.

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Be a Jerk: Fight Against Underage Drinking

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Drinking too much alcohol increases people’s risk of injuries, violence, drowning, liver disease, and some types of cancer. This April, during Alcohol Awareness Month, Keep It Flowing encourages you to educate yourself and your loved ones about the dangers of drinking too much. In Hawaii alone, there have been 33 drunk driving accidents within the

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Boys & Girls Club Kaua’i Murals

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Timeline: April 2nd through 29th 2015 Lead Artist/Organizer: Ken Nishimura Artist: Carol Bennett & Mary Nakamura In the Spring of 2015, Ken Nishimura of Keep it Flowing (KIF) was invited to participate in a massive beatification project on the island of Kauai by Island Partners Hawaii. KIF was assigned to create two large murals that

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Sneak Peek: Boys and Girls Lihue Clubhouse Mural

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The Boys and Girls Club Clubhouse in Lihue, Kauai is getting a big time make-over and we’re thrilled to be a part of it! It will take us three weeks to complete this project and we’re currently in the middle of week one. So far, we’ve prepared all the walls for what’s to come. This makeover will involve creating two

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Island Scene Mag: Painting Pictures of Good Health

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Mahalo to journalist Craig DeSilva who published a “Health” feature on Ken Nishimura in the HMSA magazine with 300,000+ ciculation titled: “Painting Pictures of Good Health: Artist Ken Nishimura Reaches Hawaii Youth Through His Art” in the Spring 2015 issue. Check it out here: https://www.islandscene.com/Article.aspx?id=6816

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Be A Jerk: Underage Alcohol Awareness Mural

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Trysen Tkay2 Kaneshige and Keep it Flowing is partnering up with Big Brothers and Big Sister (BBBS) in Maui to create an awareness mural at their club house!!! Be a Jerk is a campaign supported statewide to stop underage drinking. Visit our “mural”

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How Did We Celebrate Our One-Year Anniversary?

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To celebrate working with the Hawaii Meth Project for one year, we visited the location of the very first mural we created with the Hawaii Meth Project’s message — Not Even Once — here in Hawaii. The Not Even Once Mural Project promotes a meth-free life and raises awareness about meth at Hawaii schools and youth centers. To commemorate

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Five Good Reasons to Keep Creating Anti-Meth Murals at Hawaii Schools and Youth Centers

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Tomorrow we will unveil our 10th anti-meth mural at Kohala High School on the northern coast of the island of Hawaii. In twelve months we’ve completed ten Not Even Once Murals statewide thanks to the support of many individuals, businesses and organizations. Here are five reasons why we should keep creating more anti-meth murals. Our

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Our Visit to James Campbell High School

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Over President’s Day weekend we spent Sunday and Monday spray painting a 14 foot high by 25 foot wide wood-paneled wall on a building at the largest high school in the state. On really high portions of the wall, Lead Muralist, Ken (East 3) Nishimura and Trysen (TKay2) Kaneshige stood on ten foot ladders painting

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