Just to share, on Season 1, Episode 19 of Hawai’i 5-0, you can see a glimpse of my sign painting on a rock “Hau Tree”. Still waiting for Kahi’s mural of the Ko’olau mountains atop the Hilton Conference Center to debut on Hawai’i 5-0.
This mural graces the inner wall of the Chapel at Camp Mokule’ia. One of the most magnificent and ethereal images I have ever seen and experienced. You have to just see it in person! It perfectly displays Hawaiian and Christian stories of creation and sends you off into life’s journey. Organized by Kahu David Turner of Camp Mokule’ia and lead artist Meleanna Meyer, joined by artists Kahi Ching, Solomon Enos, Al Lagunero, Harinani Orme, Alice Chen, Malia Andrus, Roopal Shah, and also joined by our wonderful hui of Keiki Artists. Our family got the chance to experience the Camp’s amenities during the weekend! The kids loved the ocean, the lodge (with private bath), and meal times (complete with the triangle meal call bell). They have a lot to offer, R&R here is unbelievable! Visit their website for rates and accommodations: www.visitcampmokuleia.com
Aloha Gang,
Vicky Takamine has opened Pa’i Arts and Culture Center at the Kapalama Shopping Center in Kalihi. This space will be holding hula classes, Hawaiian language classes, and more. It will also be featuring a “MAMo Wall” which will be showcasing Native Hawaiian Fine Art available for purchase. They are open 10 am – 5 pm Monday thru Saturday. 1012 Dillingham Blvd. #21, Honolulu, HI 96817, 808-375-0847.
Our on location exhibit, Maoli Art in Real Time (MAiRT), has begun again for 2010. This year, the venue will be at the Hawaii Convention Center. Our first showing was during the International Conference of Alzheimer’s Disease 2010 Annual Meeting, July 12 – 14. Click here for more photos of the event: MAiRT-Album
