VIDEO: “One wall at a time” beautifies Downtown Hilo
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STORY SUMMARY
October 13, 2010 – Hilo, Hawaii Video by David Corrigan | Voice of Tim Bryan A volunteer group of painters, both professional and novice, are making a beautification concept for Downtown Hilo a reality. Under the direction of artist Kathleen Kam, this mural – 8 feet tall and 38 feet wide – is coming to […]
October 13, 2010 – Hilo, Hawaii
Video by David Corrigan | Voice of Tim Bryan
A volunteer group of painters, both professional and novice, are making a beautification concept for Downtown Hilo a reality.
Under the direction of artist Kathleen Kam, this mural – 8 feet tall and 38 feet wide – is coming to life. Nearing completion, the huge acrylic painting located on the wall of the newly refurbished KTA building is getting lots of attention.
The project is the result of a collaboration between the Downtown Improvement Association and the East Hawaii Cultural Center. The hope is that the project will serve as a template for a city-wide beautification … a campaign entitled “One Wall At a Time”
For now, the artists are focused on the finishing touches for this mural, a project that Kam says has been gratifying.
by Big Island Video News
on at
STORY SUMMARY
October 13, 2010 – Hilo, Hawaii Video by David Corrigan | Voice of Tim Bryan A volunteer group of painters, both professional and novice, are making a beautification concept for Downtown Hilo a reality. Under the direction of artist Kathleen Kam, this mural – 8 feet tall and 38 feet wide – is coming to […]
Video by David Corrigan | Voice of Tim Bryan
A volunteer group of painters, both professional and novice, are making a beautification concept for Downtown Hilo a reality.
Under the direction of artist Kathleen Kam, this mural – 8 feet tall and 38 feet wide – is coming to life. Nearing completion, the huge acrylic painting located on the wall of the newly refurbished KTA building is getting lots of attention.
The project is the result of a collaboration between the Downtown Improvement Association and the East Hawaii Cultural Center. The hope is that the project will serve as a template for a city-wide beautification … a campaign entitled “One Wall At a Time”
For now, the artists are focused on the finishing touches for this mural, a project that Kam says has been gratifying.