We are excited for the rest of 2016 as we partner with the following Oahu schools on their Mele Murals: September – Castle High Schoolʻs Hooulu Opio Academy in Kaneohe that links classroom academics to Hawaiian culture-based activities. November – Robert...
The 1st Annual Mele Murals Aha, MOKU, was held in the ahupua‘a of Keahuolū in Kailua-Kona from July 11-15, 2016. Haumāna (students) from seven different high schools attended the 5-day aha (conference) that also brought together Indigenous Artists, Cultural...
Mele Murals is coming to Kona again during the month of July! MOKU, the 1st Annual Mele Murals ʻAha, will be held at the Kona International Marketplace from July 11-15, 2016. MOKU brings together Indigenous Artists, Cultural Practitioners, Community Leaders and...
Save the date for our Mele Mural’s Inaugural Fundraising Event at Anyplace Lounge on Sunday, July 3rd in Honolulu. Join us for ono food, live music and a silent auction. A limited number of tickets are now available via this EventBrite link. Don’t delay!...
Mele Murals 3rd Hilo project on HPM Building Supply wall – Photo by Kahena Productions The Mele Murals, public art movement that perpetuates mo‘olelo and traditional mele, travels back to Hilo for another youth empowerment, cultural preservation, and...
Aloha Kakou, For our friends and ohana in California, we are excited to announce the first showing of the Mele Murals documentary film at the CAAMfest (Center for Asian American Media) film festival this month! You can check out ‘Ōiwi TVʻs trailer of the Mele Murals...
