POW! WOW! is a gathering that celebrates culture, music and art. Centered around week-long events in cities around the world, POW! WOW! has grown into a global network of artists and organizes gallery shows, lecture series, schools for art and music, mural projects, community creative spaces and concerts. This is the 2012 Hawaii edition of POW! WOW!
Mural by Will Barras (UK), Mr. Jago (UK), Meggs (Australia), Peap Tarr (Cambodia) and Woes Martin (Hawaii).
Mural by Phibs (Australia).
Mural by 123Klan (France).
Mural by 123Klan (France), Flying Fortress (Germany) and Slick (Hawaii).
Mural by Rone (Australia).
Mural by Prime (Hawaii), Estria (Hawaii), Mike Bam (Hawaii) and Trek6 (Florida).
Mural by Katch (Hawaii).
Mural by Poeisa (California).
Mural by Ryuichi Ogino (Japan).
Mural by Samuel Rodriguez (California).
Mural by Aaron De La Cruz (California) and Samuel Rodriguez (California).
Mural by Ryuichi Ogino (Japan) and Aaron De La Cruz (California).
Mural by Eddie Colla (California).
Mural by Beak (Hawaii).
Mural by Jeff Hamada (Canada) and Aaron De La Cruz (California).
Mural by Suitman (Korea).
Mural by 123Klan (France), Flying Fortress (Germany) and Slick (Hawaii).
POW! WOW! Hawaii 2012: Part One Video
POW! WOW! Hawaii 2012: Part Two Video
POW! WOW! Hawaii 2012: Part Three Video
ABOUT POW! WOW! HAWAII 2012
Originally conceived in Hong Kong, the event moved to founder Jasper Wong’s native Hawaii to help enrich the local creative scene. The event encompasses a global roster of over 30 artists who created art at Loft in Space and over the streets of Kaka’ako over a six-day period between February 13 to 18, 2012. The artists included 123KLAN, Angry Woebots, Aaron De La Cruz, Flying Fortress, Mr. Jago, Jeff Hamada, Nicole Naone, Samuel Rodriguez, Suitman, Prime and many more. Aside from the main event of artists hard at work, two secondary elements included an Arkitip Pop-Up Store and the “Day Job?” photo exhibition curated by Hypebeast’s Eugene Kan. The nearly week-long event culminated into a huge party on Saturday, February 18 as well as a “black out” session in which many of the pieces created for the event were painted over to reinforce the importance of the process in art.
Founder and Lead Director—Jasper Wong
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