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‘Once a Ladder… Now a Crutch’

Epic work by Matt Gondek for the 2019 edition of Pow Wow! Worcester.

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"WORLD'S LARGEST HEX SIGN"

by Kristin Farr

Originating in the 19th century as a form of Pennsylvania Dutch folk art, typically stars in circles often used to decorate barns. "Influenced by folk art practices, synesthesia, and magic," @JuxtapozMag deputy editor Kristin Farr, assisted by Alex Hayes, painted what she called the "world's largest hex sign" at Elm Park Community School for the 2017 edition of @PowWowWorcester .  @kristinfarr/  @hazemeister4576/

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What do you call a double @apexer? #Apexer #Apex #Apecks #makeportraits @powwowworcester #powwowworcester #sanfranciscostreetart #halopiggthephotographer https://www.instagram.com/p/B-AUNUSHfOr/?igshid=1ba7o2v9c4mxb

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Work by Slick for the 2018 edition of Pow Wow! Worcester.

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‘Pasando Rolo’

Collab by Evarista Angurria and M Tony Peralta for the 2019 edition of Pow Wow! Worcester.

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Work by Nosego for the 2017 edition of Pow Wow! Worcester.

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Work by Evaristo Angurria for the 2017 edition of Pow Wow! Worcester.

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Work by Max Sansing for the 2018 edition of Pow Wow! Worcester.

A portrait of cyclist Marshall Walter "Major" Taylor, who once lived in Worcester and whose achievements at the turn of the 20th century—including a world championship and several world records—flew in the face of Jim Crow.