The Pow! Wow! roving festival of murals has landed in the Antelope Valley, bringing world-class muralists to the area in conjunction with a show at MOAH, The New Vanguard. POW! WOW! Antelope Valley features murals from Amandalynn, Andrew Schoultz, David Flores, Bumblebeelovesyou, Yoskay Yamamoto, Julius Eastman, Kris Holladay, Lady Echo, Mark Dean Veca, MEGGS, MOUF and Michael Jones. Please enjoy a selection of photos from THE GRAFFITI HUNTER...
Andrew Schoultz at the Lemon Leaf.
House of Meggs at Kinetic Brewing Co.
Michael Jones at MOAH CEDAR.
Kris Holladay at Aven's Furniture.
David Flores at Lancaster Museum of Art and History.
Amandalynn on the BLVD.
Mark Dean Veca on the BLVD.
Mando Marie at J-Fam Tattoos.
Mouf at Graphic Experience
Yoskay Yamamoto on The BLVD.
Julius Eastman at Michael's Beauty Salon.
Bumblebeelovesyou at Morgan's Shoe Repair.
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