The “Breath 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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The “Breath Aloha Mural Tour” (BAMT) is a continuing statewide campaign promoting awareness about youth tobacco “vaping” use. Keep It Flowing’s founder and 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 Hawai’i high schools during the Spring of
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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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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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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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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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Five years ago Ken Nishimura, founder of Keep It Flowing, taught a calligraphy/handstyle workshop in Kauai where Trysen was one of his students. Trysen was 15 then. Now, Ken mentors him on the ins-and-outs of organizing a statewide mural program. Trysen is part of our Mentorship Program where we teach skills as diverse as fundraising,
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