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The Napualiko Lokelani Competition Team has some fun

Posted on 12.22.18 under Napualikolokelani, Uncategorized

Back on the farm…

Posted on 12.10.18 under maui

No, that’s not dog on the grill…

We also grow and eat vegetables.

We’re not eating this fish, however.

Our first ipu. The slugs have marred the surface, but they’ll be used for practice.

Resort living — even if it’s a family resort — might be more preferable to many.

From Wailea, the view of Molokini and behind it, Kaho’olawe, the island the military used for bombing practice — cuz that’s what winners do!

Roppongi

Posted on 10.26.18 under Roppongi, Tsumori Chisato

Went to see the Tsumori Chisato exhibition at Midtown in Roppongi. Her collaboration with Blythe will come out in March 2019.

Sorrow at James Kuroda’s passing

Posted on 10.26.18 under james kuroda

But he lived his life his way without compromise.

James was my first friend in Honolulu. We were in the same Art 115 Class (design) with Kenneth Kingrey. Other students included Gaye Chan (currently the Art Chair at the University of Hawaii, Manoa) and Patty Correira (Patricia Correia Projects in Topanga, CA).

“A time it was, and what a time it was
a time of innocence
a time of confidences…

Long ago it must be
I have a photograph
Preserve your memories
They’re all that’s left you”
— Paul Simon

When we found out that we had a mutual interest in martial arts, James brought out the boxing glove and almost took off my head with a spinning backfist.

We soon started Chen Style T’ai Ch’i in Mōʻiliʻili.

The Art Building was open 24/7 back then, as well.

Peter T. Brown roamed building taking many iconic photos of a great era in the late 70s, before the first Wall Street bubble and the real estate boom when Genshiro Kawamoto bought up houses in Kahala.

James Kuroda’s more recent art.