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Block Party: Hip Hop’s 50th Birthday Jam
Aug 11, 2023 @ 12:00 pm
Welcome to ‘Freeze’, a new feature in The Hip Hop Museum Newsletter that will periodically put the spotlight on breaking and other forms of Street-Style dancing. This holiday season, ‘Breakin’ […]
There are some producers whose sound is signature and instantly recognizable to the ear in Hip Hop production. Names like DJ Premier, Dr. Dre, and Neptunes branded a sound that
Chor Boogie, a.k.a. Joaquin Lamar Hailey is an internationally renowned spray paint artist celebrated for his groundbreaking technical mastery and emotional depth in the medium. Dubbed ” the color shaman,”
As anticipation continues to build for The Hip Hop Museum’s opening in late 2025, fans can already visit the Museum’s virtual space on Spatial. Within the virtual Museum, fans will
Never say never…and then never say never again. In 2013, legendary Hip Hop group 3rd Bass, made up of members Pete Nice, MC Serch, and DJ Richie Rich, briefly reunited.
Welcome to ‘Stay Fly,’ a new feature in The Hip Hop Museum Newsletter. Periodically, we will profile some of Hip Hop fashion’s most influential brands and designers. Given this is
When The Hip Hop Museum opens in late 2025, it will be a place to trace and learn the history of Hip Hop culture and see some of its most
As the self-proclaimed “most human” in the game right now, LaRussell isn’t your typical Rap artist. He wears hats with dog ears, launched a concert residency in his own backyard,
Jimi “Chopmaster J” Dright has genuinely seen and heard it all. As one of the founding members of the legendary Hip Hop group Digital Underground, Chopmaster J and bandmate Shock
For Tishon Woolcock, his passions have collided with his career. As a Visual Design Director and Director of Social Projects at Ralph Applebaum Associates, one of the world’s largest museum
Each month, Brick by Brick speaks to someone involved with building The Hip Hop Museum, which will open in late 2025. This month, we spoke with Jerad Schomer, Director at
Regarding The Hip Hop Museum, Donna Davis has seen it all. As The Museum’s Chief Development Officer, Donna plays a critical role in ensuring funding meets its goals. We connected
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