A few months ago, I posted about Pow Wow Hawaii 2012…here’s the official three part video series as documented by Michael Inouye. And a summary from the Pow Wow Hawaii site “As the unifying collective behind POW WOW Hawai’i gear up for its fourth showing in early 2013, Director Michael Inouye presents a video compilation…
Q: At what age did you start getting into art? A: I was always into drawing but I started getting seriously interested in art when I was eight years old. After my parents recognized that I had potential, they bought me water color paint sets. I then started painting island scenery so my mother sent…
Ubisoft in partnership with Rock the Vote held the launch of Art of the Assassin, a traveling pop-up art exhibit in celebration of the highly anticipated video game Assassin’s Creed III. The event brought out LA’s finest, featured sounds by DJ Skee and patriotic-themed drinks, while offering an eclectic display of artwork inspired by Assassin’s…
Recently, the managing editor of Honolulu Magazine contacted me to run one of my photos in their August issue…so here it is, my first official publication feature! “Larger Than Life – The Pow Wow Hawai’i art event happened back in February, but unless you love or work in Kaka’ako, you might not have seen all…
Saturday night was the opening reception for the Artist’s Choice show presented by Jack Rudy’s Koolsville. The family and I stopped by before we went out to dinner. Great art, lots of people and a lot of nice cars. Check it out if you have a chance @ Good Time Charlie’s Tattooland 2641 W Lincoln…
Oryu from 38 Timez Magazine dropped by my house last week and brought me a copy of the latest issue of 38 Timez magazine he produces in Japan. Oryu splits his time between Los Angeles and Japan and not only produces 38 Timez but also the Lost Angels paperback books that features the different cultures…
A good friend of mine, Eneri Abillar is taking part in the latest Scion art exhibit titled, “Use Me,” curated by Yuri Psinakis. I asked Eneri what his inspiration and the thought process behind his designs that included two Louis Vuitton bags taken apart and put back together with a new design posing questions on…
A short documentary/video showcasing and highlighting artists Supakitch and Koralie. The interesting thing is being able to capture their uniqueness as individual artists, and then what they are capable of together. Although it is less than 10 minutes long, you get a good view of the differences and similarities between them. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhG1shyHb4E[/youtube]