Ladies of Hip-Hop Festival
I AM PHRESH/AOP Presents: MAKE-UP
Choreography By:
Shanika Nicole Boston (Queen Phresh)
Dancers:
Con Q.
Ariella B.
Crissi Uno
Whitney D
Torri R.
Noelle P.(Barbie Bot)
Directed and Editor By: Steven Nicholas Smith
Co- Director: Smart Mark
Its not a bout the size of a dog in a fight… its the size of the fight in the dog!
The finals…..Cebo vs Samo
Step Ya Game up NYC 2011
Cebo is rockin my one of a kind handpainted T.
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Wed - House w/ Sekou @ Peridance, 2:30-4 pm
Wed - House w/ Ejoe @ Bway Dance Center, 9-10:30 pm
Thu - Wavin w/ Future @ Bway Dance Center, 12-1:30 pm
Thu - House w/ Brian Green @ Bway Dance Center, 7:30-9 pm
Thu - Hip Hop w/ Spex @ PMT, 9-10:30 pm
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#okbye
This past weekend we lost another true legend and hip hop icon, the one and only King Kase 2 “Jeffery Brown”. Some of you may know him from his witty punch lines on the documentary “Style Wars” where Kase let’s the world know he’s “The king of what!?, King of style!!!”
Kase not only contributed to the graffiti movement he also innovated the art from. He took wild style lettering to another level with his unique styles, from his computer rock to his camouflage fill in to his funky arrows that flowed swiftly in and out of his letters. Thank you for your contribution and the inspiration you blessed us with, your legacy will live forever King Kase 2, the true King of style!
“Photo by Martha Cooper”
Yeya at Ladies of Hip-Hop 2011. Just a peek! See you next year.
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Ladies of Hip-Hop Festival
Starting
in 2004, this annual Hip-Hop festival puts the focuses on women and
their relationship with Hip-Hop culture. Traditionally, men have
dominated all facets of the hip-hop scene, but Ladies of Hip-Hop
Festival changes this tradition and puts women center-stage for the
entire event.
Each year an elite group of female artists are selected to exhibit work, teach, and perform that best fits the mission of Ladies of Hip-Hop. The artists have extensive experience and understanding of the Hip-Hop culture and are qualified to pass on the traditions of Hip-Hop culture with accuracy and authenticity.
Mission
Ladies of Hip-Hop Festival exists to develop and provide women with positive roles that are present and represented within the Hip-Hop culture. We are dedicated to preserving and redefining women’s roles in the Hip-Hop culture.
