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Hip Hop Appreciation Week 2023
As seen, felt, and experienced by THHM team members Among the ways Hip Hop culture thrives is via active expression of appreciation. In May 1998, KRS-One declared the 19th through […]
For Hip Hop’s 50th: THHM Birthday Jam!
The Block Party invitation art was made by Asya Blue, THHM Graphic Design Director. This was inspired by 1970s’ original invitations. On the historically noted birthday of Hip Hop, The
Donor & Artist Feature – ~.THE.DoT.
~.THE.DoT.Photograph by Dae HowertonMakeup by Constance Foe. Hair by ~THE.DoT. Styling by Neiman Tate. Shot in Burbank, CA, February 2023 Women in Hip Hop history and culture rarely get their
Donor & Artist Feature – Michael Lockard aka Mello MikeÂ
Michael Lockard aka Mello Mike, a member of Master Don and the Death Committee, Author, and THHM Donor The Hip Hop Museum is built by, and built for, pioneers. We
Bespoke Boards Honor HH50
T. Eric Monroe creates skateboards to honor Hip Hop icons,and buying them benefits THHM T. Eric Monroe Visual Artist, Photographer, and AuthorSelf-photographed (via iPhone) in Los Angeles, California, 2022 August,
Advisor & Creator Feature – MIKE CARNEVALE
Mike CarnevaleFounder + Creative Director, CARNEVALEAdvisory Board Member, The Hip Hop Museum and Creator + Executive Producer, Virtual THHM by Kate Harvie, Contributing Writer for The Hip Hop Museum (originally
50 Years of Hip Hop via THHM and the City of New York
(originally published November 2022) November is Hip Hop History Month, making it prime time to announce how Hip Hop’s 50th anniversary – 2023 – will be celebrated by the City
50 Years of Hip Hop Fashion Kicks off HH50
Ralph McDaniels + THHM + Mayor’s Office of New York City The 50th anniversary of Hip Hop was kicked off on February 24th in ways that only the Culture could
[R]Evolution of Hip Hop – The Golden Era circa 1986 – 1990
[R]Evolution of Hip Hop – The Golden Era, circa 1986-1990opening on July 12, 2022 at Bronx Terminal Market, 610 Exterior Street, Bronx NY The long-awaited curation of the [R]Evolution of
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
