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Ka Leo O Kalani
The student news site of Kalani High School

Ka Leo O Kalani
The student news site of Kalani High School

Ka Leo O Kalani
Mr. Mosher gives students individual attention as their work on their art assignments in his Drawing and Painting class. He allows students to be independent, and to work at their own pace.

Art With Mosher

Riko Yamaki, Feature
May 4, 2022
Olivia Shrum (12) submitted Little Bit of Rain to the 2022 Scholastic Art competition and won a Silver Key Award.

Kalani Photography Students Win Scholastic Silver Key Awards

Virgil Lin, Reyn Machida, and Jasmine Rossiter
February 25, 2022
Kalani senior Karen Oh is a 2022 American Vision Nominee for the second time in her high school career. The Alliance for Young Artists and Writers only gives out five nominations in each state every year.

Kalani’s Two-Time American Vision Award Nominee

Haruto Gannon, News
February 24, 2022
Nick Au (11) stands in front of the mural he designed and created on the hallway wall between B and C Buildings.

Into Nick’s Mind

Riko Yamaki, Profile
October 20, 2021
Ai Langevin, 12, standing near her National Silver Medal art piece, “Mother’s Day” (top right), in the Scholastic Arts competition. Photo courtesy of Langevin. Caption by Zachary Gonsalves.

What’s Next for Scholastic Arts Winner, Ai Langevin?

Jasmine Rossiter and Zachary Gonsalves
May 7, 2021
Long-time Kalani art teacher Gerald Toyama retires this year from teaching.

A goodbye letter from Mr. Toyama

Ka Leo Staff, Student Life
May 20, 2020
Senior Maria Tanaka did a self-portrait in graphite from a trip to Osaka. She was the first place 2020 Congressional Art Award winner. Photo courtesy of Mr. Mosher.

Kalani earns two Congressional Art Award Winners

Kevin Kamehiro, News Feature
May 20, 2020
Clara Wu (12) created this poster for Mr. Moshers Computer Art class during this period of social distancing and online learning. Students were told to look up work by the artist Shepard Fairey for inspiration. I thought of vintage propaganda posters so I searched for those, Wu said. I came across posters that had a color theme and used stripes to lead my eye to the focal point of the pieces. I thought to do something relevant to what is happening now and used the related colors of the American flag. Art courtesy of Clara Wu 2020. 

COVID-19: We Are Not Afraid

Ka Leo Staff, Graphics & Illustrations
April 8, 2020
Karen Oh (12) Gold Key winner. Photo courtesy of artist 2020.

2020 Hawaii Regional Scholastic Art Awards

Kevin Kamehiro, News
January 30, 2020
Winner Kathy Tosh’s “Work With What You’ve Got” wreath won the overall “Best in Show” prize, receiving the 2019 Mayor’s Holly Award of $200. Part of Honolulu’s 2019 City Lights, the 34th Annual Holiday Wreath Contest is held in the Lane Gallery of Honolulu Hale, Downtown. Displayed from Dec. 7 - 31, the contest awarded winners with prize money ranging from $25-$200. Divisions included Adult, Youth, and this year’s “Holiday Hale” Theme Category. Photo by Liahna Sedillo 2019.

Best In Show at 2019 Honolulu City Lights

Liahna Sedillo, Photojournalism
December 19, 2019
Edward Case, the U.S. Representative for Hawaiis 1st congressional district, stands beside Clara Wu (11) and her artwork entitled Bubblegum Chums which won a top art prize on May 4. Photo courtesy of James Mosher.

Wu wins top Congressional Art prize!

Serena Wong, Student Life
May 21, 2019
Gold Key and American Vision Nominee by Junior Colleen Kagawa. Staff photo 2019.

Kalani Artists Take Top Prizes in Regional Competition

Jett Neeley, Student Life
February 1, 2019
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