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Noe Tanigawa
Arts & Culture reports from HPR's Noe Tanigawa
Hui No'eau's Art for Social Change
ShareThisAfter a tough year of reorganizing, the Hui No’eau Visual Arts Center on Maui, embarked on its educational programs this year with the goal of exploring visual arts as an agent for social change. With its well-used community studios and gallery, HPR’s Noe Tanigawa checked in on a mural making program involving youth and artists in residence.
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Cultural Landscapes
ShareThisCultural landscapes are areas that embody aspects of human life, history, or values. They might be a simple homestead, or an expanse, like the top of Mauna Kea. HPR’s Noe Tanigawa explores the field in advance of Hawai’I’s first professional gathering on the subject.
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O'ahu Graffiti Links
ShareThisHere are those links to some street art on O'ahu. Some of them are last year or earlier but they're great anyway. There's a youtube video of Prime working, too.
808 Urban Graffiti to the People
ShareThisJohn Hina has graffiti workshops going strong with kids at Palama Settlement. Enjoy the story of how it works to benefit the community.
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On The Town
ShareThisRecession, depression, unemployment, this summer was still a big party for a lot of people in Honolulu. Mostly the lucky 20 and 30 somethings who've enjoyed new clubs, new drinks, and cute locally designed and made clothes. This vignette features most of Chinatown's hot spots except the Dragon Upstairs, which was closed that night, plus the hardy Jazz Minds on Kapi'olani.
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