Showcasing 39 artists from around the world who use their visual voice to empower, inform and organize. Women employing Hip Hop culture as means of connection, education and social and political activism globally. The Art of T&A displays works in a variety of media including video, photography, painting, sculpture, and textiles. Curated by DeAnna Cummings and Assistant Curator Michele Spaise
Exhibition Opening & Reception
With DJ PaviElle, live models, Braids and Brows salon services
Thursday, June 29, 2006, 7:00 PM
Opening Weekend: B-Girl Be Summit
June 29-July 2, 2006
Ongoing Exhibition through August 19, 2006
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"Hijabi B-Girl", Ceramic sculpture, 2004
by Andrea Ali |
Featuring work by:
Andrea Ali (Berkeley), Angel 179 (Seattle), Are2 (Baltimore), B Fresh (Minneapolis), B-Girl Yoda (Kahuku, Hawaii), Shye (Minneapolis), DonaRosaCor (Recife, Brazil), Marjorie Borgella (New York), Danita Carpentier (Atlanta), Martha Cooper (New York), Desdamona (Minneapolis), EMA (New York), Evolve ( Los Angeles), Faith47 (Capetown, South Africa), Molly Fleming-Wolfe (St. Paul), Krista Franklin (Chicago), Monica Haller (Minneapolis), Allison Herrera (Minneapolis), Bethany Kalk (Minneapolis), Karolina Karlic (Minneapolis), Malichansouk Kouanchao (Minneapolis), Lady K Fever (New York), Lady Pink (New York), Adrienne Lorico (Ontario, Canada), Luca (San Francisco), Lizbeth Lopez Luna (Minneapolis), Lush Girl (Minneapolis), Alice Mizrachi (New York), Melinda Mosheim (Houston), Muck (New York), Niz (Boca Raton), Phem 9 (Kansas City), Catiesha Pierson (Minneapolis), Christina Rimstad (Minneapolis), Sikose (Atlanta), Michele Spaise (Minneapolis), SPIKA (Minneapolis), Stef G (Chicago), Toofly (New York), Keegan Xavi (Los Angeles), YZ (Montreuil, France)
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