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Brick by Brick Jerad Schomer
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 […]
Meet The Team – Donna Davis
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
 Hip Hop’s Pioneer Grandmaster Caz Q&A
Often heralded as one of Hip Hop’s pioneers, Grandmaster Caz is one of the most important figures in Hip Hop history. A member of the legendary Cold Crush Brothers, Caz
Meet The Team – Kylerr Bucano
Growing up around music, Kylerr Bucano has had a front-row seat to The Hip Hop Museum’s progress. His father, Rocky Bucano, is one of The Museum’s co-founders. Calling himself the
Joe West – The Hip Hop Museum Q&A
The next fifty years of Rap music and Hip Hop culture will be shaped by artists and personalities unafraid to be themselves on the backbone of a much needed vibrant
Brick By Brick – Bevin Savage-Yamazaki
Welcome to Brick by Brick. Each month, we will speak to someone involved with building The Hip Hop Museum, which will open in 2025. This month, we spoke with Bevin
Rocky Bucano, President and Co-Founder of The Hip Hop Museum
Rocky Bucano, President and Co-Founder of The Hip Hop Museum has been working for over fourteen years to create a new home for Hip Hop where the culture’s past, present,
Go Inside The Museum – by Fiorentina De Biasi
Last month, we profiled the archival donations the Museum received. These artifacts include vivid, creative art pieces that capture the most important voices and personalities throughout Hip Hop culture. One
The Hip Hop Museum & JamsBash – Q&A
JamsBash, the dynamic duo of Jamaal Parham and Bashan Aquart, are renowned for their unique storytelling. Their work is characterized by boundary-pushing design and classic filmmaking techniques. Having collaborated with
Brick by Bric – Javier Villao
Welcome to Brick by Brick, a new feature in The Hip Hop Museum Newsletter. Each month, we will speak to someone involved with building The Hip Hop Museum, which will
The Hip Hop Museum Q&A – Saukrates Interview
An architect of the Canadian Hip-Hop scene and revered artist the world over, Saukrates, born Karl Amani Wailoo, burst onto the scene in the 90s with a unique, unmistakable sound.
Dr Courtney Terry Interview – “My Camera Is My Weapon”
Previously featured in the newsletter, Dr. Courtney Terry, the Hip Hop Museum’s Director of Education, is back to talk with us about an exciting new program called ‘My Camera Is
