POW! WOW! Long Beach participant Cinta Vidal is painting two different pieces in Long Beach this year, a mural across the street from Berlin Bistro and a smaller piece at the Long Beach Museum of Art, which you can see as soon as tonight when the exhibit opens to After Dark attendees.
Described as “one of the few very active female artists in the French/graffiti art scene,” by POW! WOW! Long Beach, Maeva Martinez, or KASHINK, as she’s better known, is painting a very important mural at The Center on 4th Street. It’s not quite finished, but the piece of street art is arguably one of the most Long Beach-relevant works going up during the week-long street art festival.
In celebration of all things POW! WOW! Long Beach, the Post reached out to several of these world-class creatives who have been working to change and inspire the landscape of Long Beach’s art scene as a whole, indoors and out.
In celebration of all things POW! WOW! Long Beach, from the outdoor muralists—who began transforming blank walls throughout the city earlier this week—to the artists currently installing their work inside the Long Beach Museum of Art’s (LBMA) upcoming exhibit Vitality and Verve: Transforming the Urban Landscape, the Post reached out to several of these world-class creatives who have been working to change and inspire the landscape of Long Beach’s art scene as a whole, indoors and out.
In celebration of all things POW! WOW! Long Beach, from the outdoor muralists—who began transforming blank walls throughout the city this week—to the artists currently installing their work inside the Long Beach Museum of Art’s (LBMA) upcoming exhibit Vitality and Verve: Transforming the Urban Landscape, the Post reached out to several of these world-class creatives who are gearing up to change and inspire the landscape of Long Beach’s art scene as a whole, indoors and out.
In celebration of all things POW! WOW! Long Beach, from the outdoor muralists to the artists currently installing their work inside the Long Beach Museum of Art’s upcoming exhibit Vitality and Verve: Transforming the Urban Landscape, the Post reached out to several of these world-class creatives who are gearing up to change and inspire the landscape of Long Beach’s art scene as a whole, indoors and out.
In celebration of all things POW! WOW! Long Beach, from the outdoor muralists (who begin painting murals throughout the city this week) to the artists currently installing their work inside the Long Beach Museum of Art’s (LBMA) upcoming exhibit Vitality and Verve: Transforming the Urban Landscape, the Post reached out to several of these world-class creatives that are gearing up to change and inspire the landscape of Long Beach’s art scene as a whole, indoors and out.
Artist Esao Andrews’ work is a blend of surrealist imagery, fantastical themes and the grotesque, enough to send the viewer into a dreamy and even nightmarish world of his or her own.
