Afroflux is back at this year’s B-Side Hip Hop Festival from 13th – 19th June 2022 hosting Art Talks that explore the roots of Hip Hop.
Don’t forget to check out FLUX CON: Comic Convention happening all day on Saturday 18th June
Afroflux is back at this year’s B-Side Hip Hop Festival from 13th – 19th June 2022 hosting Art Talks that explore the roots of Hip Hop.
Don’t forget to check out FLUX CON: Comic Convention happening all day on Saturday 18th June
Join Juice Aleem as he talks to Rob Woods and Theodore Richards from A Plus Comix on the release of their new sequential Hip Hop Comix anthology. This will be an online event on several platforms.
Watch this Art Talks via the Facebook Live Stream on this link
7pm – 8pm
Join us for conversation on how Damali joined the great line of African American artists and Afrofuturists who took up from the usual places in the Black Atlantic to find themselves, exploring his artistic travels from roots in NYC to painting in Europe.
Hanifa Queen is the UK’s first B-Girl. As a breaker she’s seen all the different waves of Hip Hop come and go while maintaining a finger on the pulse. Through the years Hanifa’s activism has guided her to reinvent her Breakin into art where her trainers become paintbrushes.
Hanifa will be on hand to give an Art Talk about her travels, the recent Social Death paintings and their relation to Hip Hop’s role in social activism. Hanifa’s work will be on display.
Lets not forget the brilliant artists creating a live piece on Hurst St, opposite Snobs nightclub on Sat the 18th.
This will be a collaboration between T-Bone, Sneak Pekoe, Juice 126 & Bunny Bread. All returning to the Afroflux wall to create a work entitled The Black Gold of The Sun!