Symposium - 'The Poetics and Politics of Hip-Hop Cultures'
Hip-hop is understood as a culture that includes many forms of expression: dance, rap music – including MCing and DJing – slam poetry, fashion, film, and graffiti art. Since its beginning in the Bronx in the 1970s, hip-hop has not only become such a ubiquitous cultural expression but also turned out to be a phenomenal cultural force that has influenced and managed to shape local, national, regional and global issues.
The "Poetics and Politics of Hip-Hop Cultures" symposium will feature discussions and presentations by leading hip-hop scholars around the world.
Audience:
All
Where
Campus:
Main Campus
Location:
Student Union Memorial Center
Tucson, AZ
United States
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Contact Info & Links
Department/Unit:
College of Humanities
Contact Person:
Kelly Moyes
Contact's Phone:
520-626-1396
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