The memoir examines how Freddy helped bridge the worlds of graffiti art, music, film, and fashion during hip-hop’s formative years. Hip-hop pioneer Fab 5 Freddy recently appeared in Atlanta for a ...

Over the course of the next couple of days, Fitz Books will play host to a graffiti exhibition by Crime on Friday, and then Vibe Garden (learn more) will set up shop on Saturday. In preparation for ...

An eye-catching crowd is gathered in front of Mess-age Studio & Graffiti Supplies (寫手城市工作室), a shop on a small Kaohsiung street. Young men wear fashionable streetwear, looking like the sleek extras of ...

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- An annual celebration of hip-hop and graffiti returned to southeast Fresno. The Bizare Art Festival took over Calwa Park on Saturday. Graffiti artists were out, showing off ...

The story of hip-hop’s beginnings has been highly contested, but it begins in the Bronx on Aug. 11, 1973. DJ Kool Herc’s sister, Cindy, is hosting a back-to-school party in their apartment complex, ...

Hip-hop has always been more than music — it’s a living canvas for self-expression. From customized sneakers to bold jewelry and graffiti tags, personal style speaks volumes about identity, status, ...

From graffiti-inspired album covers to futuristic AI-generated stage visuals, hip hop’s long relationship with technology is entering a bold new chapter. Artists are now using AI to create ...

The artist started with graffiti at 13 in São Paulo. Now, he samples motifs from mythology and his vast, fantastical paintings have taken over the walls of the South London Gallery ...

During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Dayton hip-hop artist TINO got an email from a producer in Rennes, France. He gets cold emails semi-regularly about collaborating on tracks. Generally, they ...

Trill Hip Hop Shop in Phoenix is a haven for hip-hop enthusiasts, offering collectibles, music and streetwear. Owner Chuck Huus, a former b-boy, has created a space that celebrates hip-hop culture ...

“So, when did you fall in love with Hip Hop?” is a question that Sidney (Sanaa Lathan), a Hip Hop journalist, poses at the very beginning of the 2002 film, Brown Sugar. And, consequently, everyone ...