The Arts in NYC

Baruch College, Fall 2013

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The Arts in NYC

Digital Archive Project: The Rap Attack in the Bronx

Hey wassup everybody! Check out my first archive project, which focuses on the rap movement that started in the Bronx. Enjoy! The Rap Attack in The Bronx

 

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This entry was posted in Art and Exhibition Reviews, Artist Interviews, music, NYC Art History, performance art on October 21, 2013 by lubnarahmani.

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