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You sense things are different the second you drive up to Bishop Museum. Once you cross the Great Lawn and head into Castle Memorial Building, you are sure.
The hall is transformed, darkened, and a woman s elongated figure rises 20 feet up a grey column. She s done in a realistic style, with her hair sweeping above her. Yeah, that s me and Hula, who also does human form. Him and I have a very similar style so we collaborated on that one, said artist Kamea Hadar, who co-founded the Pow! Wow! Street Art Festival with fellow artist Jasper Wong.
Wong put a lot of the first Pow! Wow! on this credit card back in 2010.
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Olivia Luccardi s breakthrough came quickly with a role in Lena Dunham s HBO series Girls Courtesy of Olivia Luccardi Text size
Orange Is the New Black and a Times Square sex worker in HBO’s
The Deuce. Now, Olivia Luccardi is appearing in a more rarefied milieu sort of. In the new film
Paint, Luccardi plays one of a trio of art-school alums trying to claw their way through the byzantine world of New York galleries. The film’s now streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
“It’s a wonderful story, and relatable,” says Luccardi, 31, who moved to Los Angeles in September after a lifetime in New York. “It’s a complicated world to figure out, and these artists are trying to understand where they fit in.”