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Alaka’i Award: Ken “East3” Nishimura, Keep It Flowing, Hawai’i Public Health Institute

ALAKA‘I AWARDEE RECOGNIZING DEDICATED AND HARD-WORKING INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN TOBACCO-PREVENTION AND CONTROL Outstanding Community Partner Ken “East3” Nishimura, Keep It Flowing LLC This alaka’i award is presented to an organization or agency that has been an instrumental partner in moving our work forward. The organization or agency must demonstrate competency and have helped to […]

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Breathe Aloha Mural Tour (BAMT) Fall 2019

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The “Breathe Aloha Mural Tour” (BAMT) is a continuing statewide campaign promoting awareness about youth tobacco “vaping” use. Keep It Flowing’s team, led by Kenneth “East 3” Nishimura, with Director of Development, Laycie Love and Vice President of Marketing & Sales, Kellee Kubota partners with 808 No Vape, a division of Hawaii Public Health Institute

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Breathe Aloha Mural Tour (BAMT): Fall 2018

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Baldwin High School Breathe Aloha Mural 2018 The “Breathe Aloha Mural Tour” (BAMT) is a continuing statewide campaign promoting awareness about youth tobacco “vaping” use. Keep It Flowing’s founder & creative director, Kenneth “East 3” Nishimura, partners with 808 No Vape, a division of Hawaii Public Health Institute (HIPH) to facilitate (3) murals at local

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Rice Street Block Party ArtFEAST Live Collaboration (Lihue, Kaua’i)

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Wow! Rice Street Block Party was a SUCCESS!! We will be posting the full story here soon about how we got started & enjoyed the ArtFEAST Live mural painting, so stay tuned! This was the 2nd Annual Rice Street Block Party in Lihue, Kaua’i. We were asked to organize aerosol artists from Hawai’i to paint

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Telma Boinville: Artist Commemoration

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“Love Telma” Mural by Oahu Artist’s”: Niki & KIF Creative Director Ken N. On Sunday, December 17th the Directors of our company, Keep It Flowing, wanted to send aloha to the victim’s family who lost their beloved wife and mother Telma Boinville to an act of senseless violence. Telma was a victim of a drug

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Lahaina Skate Park Project

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Lahaina Skate Park beautification and collaborative art project was organized by the County of Maui’s Parks and Recreations West District Supervisor Danae Marin and the Creative Director of Keep It Flowing LLC. Over the years the Lahaina Skate Park’s walls and tables have been vandalized and as a result re-painted over and over, so as

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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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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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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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Moloka’i High School: Mural Project

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The Molokai High School Beautification and Cultural Awareness Project is perfectly aligned with Molokai High School’s vision to honor the past, embrace future renovation and take responsibility for delivering excellence. This mural project honors the past in two ways. On the one hand, this beautification and awareness project is intimately connected with the murals that

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