Today the Nānākuli Community came together to begin this amazing creative project! Over 75 participants teamed up into 4 groups to tackle phase 1 of this 3000 square foot mural at the Nānākuli Super! This mural represents UNITY, lead by District Representative Andria Tupola to bring the community, family and friends closer together through art. […]
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Sneak peak look at a new mural in partnership with Kona Brew Company and Manini Holdings at the Brew Block! This collaborative effort is with resident artists and supporters who reside in Kailua Kona (other known as Kona Town)! Stay tuned!
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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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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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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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NOT EVEN ONCE MURAL PROJECT NEOMP FALL 2014 Not Even Once Mural Project NEOMP on KHON Wake Up 2Day morning news with my student Akira One (15 yrs old) doing live art. The focus of this project is to bring awareness through art to the dangers of meth use statewide. Mahalo Nui to Olena Hue,
