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A hidden warehouse:
Location for the Pow Wow Hawaii 2012 Youth Painting Session
I had no idea what I was walking into too. Awed by the colors and creative interaction, I could not stop clicking away. A crazy space with so many different types of street art.
A HUGE mansion housing the Pow Wow artists’ and PR team. Stay tuned for the video of this sick location.
This is the first wall up and more to come!
After rounding up the 30+ participants, we headed straight to Fresh Cafe / Loft In Space to do the Hawaiian blessing. This kicked off the start off Pow Wow Hawaii 2012. Today included the wall tours, Loft In Space set up and the designation of wall and paint cans.
Nicole a.k.a Niggi
Eugene Kan of Hypebeast and Frank of Carbon
Brandon of Hypebeast
Lauren Makk
Ken of Fructose
Lead Director of Pow Wow Hawaii : Jasper Wong
Here are some of Pow Wow Hawaii 2012 participants and friends of the Pow Wow Hawaii crew. Let the painting begin!
i got this in my inbox yesterday…
“hi amy,
I wanted to share this with you. My company was hired to head this campaign.(logo creation, signage, video concept, etc) Please send this link to people you feel would be intrested in this cause.”
I hope this helps buddy!
world, say hello to thee boyfriend, Jasper Wong.
happy birthday boy…
it may be kind of long but there was a ton of good footage… i couldn’t help it! =)
I have wanted this book for about 5 years and I finally own a copy. Found at a used book store on Vanderbilt Ave. (in brooklyn) I purchased it for only $8!
From 2002-2007 (the birth of the HIPSTER movement) this book documents the overall lifestyle and culture of this now closed party, Misshapes. It’s basically the Studio 54 of the 21st century.
On the weekly you could rub shoulders with celebs like Madonna, Pete Wentz (Fall Out Boy), and even Hillary Duff (oh my, LOL).
Here are some cuties…
A place I’ve always wanted to experience but never got the chance. The memory lives on through this book and the creatures of the night that made it happen.
