#Noble Richardson
Central Pacific Bank opens new branch in Kahului
Central Pacific Bank has closed its branch office off of Kaahumanu Avenue and opened an office at a new, nearly 10,000-square-foot building at 145 Ho‘okele St. near Target in Kahului. The bank offers customers consumer, commercial, residential, wealth and investment services.
New mural unveiled at Princess Nāhiʻenaʻena Elementary on Maui honors namesake
Princess Nāhiʻenaʻena Elementary unveiled a vibrant mural that students worked on with local artist Noble Richardson on Wednesday. The mural on Building A honors the school’s namesake while incorporating aspects of Lahaina’s history and cultural significance.
Akakū Upstairs features muralists John “Prime” Hina and Maui’s Noble Richardson
On Thursday, November 16th, Akakū Upstairs salon is excited to talk story with two profound cultural muralists, Oahuʻs John “Prime” Hina, of Urban 808 and DearLoveStory, and Mauiʻs Noble Richardson of E.H.A.(Endemic Hawaiʻi Artists).
Central Pacific Bank breaks ground on state-of-the-art Kahului Branch
Central Pacific Bank begins construction on its new Kahului Branch, promising a modern space that fosters community connections while prioritizing sustainability.
New “Still in Your Light” murals created by Maui artist at UHMC Campus Health Center
Visitors to the University of Hawai’i Maui College Campus Health Center are now welcomed by a spectacular work created by Maui artist Noble Richardson. “Still in Your Light” is, literally, a voyage.
Art Workshops with Local Artist Noble Richardson, Aug. 28 and 29
The Maui Educational Talent Search (ETS) program hosts three art workshops for Maui County students in grades 6-12, with locally renowned artist Noble Richardson. These workshops will be held on Aug. 28 and 29 and are free.
Small Town * Big Art Shares Overview of Pilot Year, Asks Community Feedback
Small Town * Big Art shared an overview of its pilot year of public arts programming for Wailuku Town and is encouraging the public to provide feedback on its projects to improve next year’s programming.
