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Photo Recap: Pow! Wow! Long Beach ~ Day Two

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The city of Long Beach has become an open air art gallery thanks to the work of the international mural festival Pow! Wow!, featuring artists like Aaron De La Cruz, Benjie Escobar, Mad Steez, Fafi, Cryptik, and more.

Thanks to Pow! Wow! for including L.A. Taco as a media partner, and congratulations to the organizers and the artists for putting together an incredible event that has left a lasting impact on the city of Long Beach. Please enjoy Erwin’s coverage of Day 2… Coverage of Day 1 is right over here.

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