Hip hop is now the subject of an exhibit exploring its impact on contemporary art. The show, titled "The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century" (which was previously at the ...

For those in the know, it’s a message that Amman’s underground hip-hop and street-art scene is thriving ... I was amazed that he still had the energy to show off his power moves.

Lyle Baldes, director of events and activations for Underground Atlanta, said Austin really only came up with the idea in June as a way to highlight Atlanta’s contribution to hip-hop.

Experience the dope pulse of metro Phoenix's underground hip-hop scene at the Arizona ... Occurring three to four times a year, the festival also highlights live art, tattoo artists, vendors ...

In Richmond, WRBX-RVA Boombox is the city's top spot to get a taste of hip hop ... festival. "I think that's a direct result of the work we did with Charged Up Fest," he continued. Like any other ...

Hip-hop innovated its way from the underground into the mainstream ... "You may think you can [understand contemporary art] without thinking about hip-hop. We're saying you can't," explains Naeem, who ...

Installation view of "The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century" at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Photo: Mitro Hood/BMA. One of the exhibition’s goals, set by Naeem and her ...

The new hip-hop musical “Mexodus” takes, and tells of, a road less traveled. The two-person show recalls the southbound underground railroad, a chapter in U.S. history that saw thousands of ...

On a Friday night in Coachella, the sounds of sierreño music, rock 'n' roll and hip-hop boom ... Valley Music & Arts Festival last year, however, that the idea for Desert Underground came to ...

Editor’s note: This story is part of That’s My Word, KQED’s year-long exploration of Bay Area hip-hop ... Digital Underground, performed as Shock G and Humpty Hump and was a visual artist, creating ...

For decades, hip-hop was snubbed by folks who refused to consider it high art; now curators are clamoring ... “This is a show that you should be able to move your body in,” adds Guillotte.

It’s the testimony of your grind, the anthem to your art. It’s about telling the world that you ain’t just another MC; you’re building a universe worth immersing in. Underground hip-hop ...