我真正的挑战在拳台之外。壁画，作为herakut“圣徒”项目的一部分。不要错过视频:bitly.com/powwowakut里016为贾斯珀黄，这个想法才开始作为让所有朋友一起涂漆和闲逛的借口。它从那里起飞。但在一开始，卡卡奥人的回应并不是那么积极。人们害怕节日可能带来的后果;黄某是指“破碎的窗口理论”的现象;公开艺术作业和壁画将为该地区带来犯罪的推定。但是，多年来，这一概念被证明是完全错误的。相反，战俘！哇！将很多人带到了该地区，使邻里更加安全，更丰富多彩，更有趣。 It has changed the entire perception of Kaka’ako from having been a forgotten district, to now being seen a beautiful area with a ton of art everywhere. Wong is proud to know that his initiative has contributed to this occurrence. The focus of the festival’s development is not to increase so much in size, but rather to strengthen all the individual elements. Other than the murals that are being created, Pow! Wow! has added by a ton of other disciplines, broadening the artistic horizon of the entire festival. As of this year’s festival in 2015, this has also been noticeably enhanced by a close cooperation with the Honolulu Museum of Art. This new collaboration has also helped achieve Wong’s second goal, aside from creating a get-together-platform: the ability to educate people about art and create a wider perception of the art which is being created worldwide, by showing the people of Hawaii exactly what kind of art is happening around the world - and vice versa, showing people outside of Hawaii what people in Hawaii are doing. Due to the unique setting of the Pow! Wow! festival it is clear that culture and traditions would play a role in the event. The artists John „Prime“ Hina takes the lead through the first get-together. After the artists arrive - but before they go out and paint - there is a gathering where all artists „take home all these excursions all these holoholos to the pali lookout“. Holoholo like Aloha is a Hawaiian word which means a journey without a destination. For Pow! Wow!, Prime wants to give the artists the full experience of what Hawaii is all about from a cultural perspective. When they leave Hawaii, Prime wants them to take aloha with them and take the mana, a spiritual energy, which came from Hawaii, out into the world. bitly.com/akut-for-herakut 25
