Troy L. Smith is a true historian and preserver of Hip Hop culture from an era that only exists in most peoples memories, by way of live cassette tape recording...
Reading is fundamental and the new edition of Voguing: Voguing and the House Ballroom Scene of New York City 1989-92 connects the dots and culture of this under...
This past Friday, I had the pleasure of being a co-curator for the Jazzy Jay - A Retrospective gallery exhibition in Toronto as part of the Live Convention 18 w...
This past week I had the pleasure of having a very long conversation with the Philly homie, now residing in Portland, the always working, moving and grooving, D...
New interview with artist Brian Donnelly also known as KAWS who went from a skater kid doing graffiti around New York City to illustrating the beloved animated ...
If you haven't done so yet, be sure to head over to Shaolin Jazz to check out their new column What's Good(?) that I was recently interviewed and featured in. ...
It's always good to get recognized by people that you respect and connect with them on different things. I recently got interviewed by the folks over at Shaolin...
As a world traveler, I've met and become friends with others who are equally well traveled and have used their passports to take them across the globe to experi...
When it comes to print publications covering what once was "Hip Hop culture" and highlighting the various elements, only the world of Graffiti and art still rem...
Super excited to be featured and have an interview in the latest issue of German Graffiti and Hip Hop culture magazine, StreetLove. Within the print world, graf...
