“Hip-Hop: Conscious, Unconscious” at NYC’s Fotografiska
In collaboration with Mass Appeal, the photography museum celebrates the worldwide cultural phenomenon
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The Bronx Museum Reveals New Accessibility-Focused Design
For their 50th anniversary, the museum's renovation considers its roots
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“The Birth of Hip Hop” Online Auction
On 11 August 1973 an 18-year-old DJ Kool Herc (aka Clive Campbell) performed at his sister Cindy Campbell’s back-to-school party in the rec room of their apartment building located at 1520 Sedgwick …
Best of CH 2021: Interviews
10 of the stimulating conversations we've been lucky enough to have this year
The Bronx’s Sol Cacao Preserves Cocoa Farming History While Looking to The Future
The Maloney brothers weave their Trinidadian roots into their craft chocolate, and want to expand for the next generation
Link About It: This Week’s Picks
Art for Myanmar, concept aircraft, candy-colored basketball courts and more from around the web
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Karen Washington Wants to Revolutionize America’s Food System
Bronx-based Karen Washington fights injustice and inequalities in the US food system in various ways. An activist and urban farmer, Washington is also the co-founder of Garden of Happiness, Rise and Root farm, …
“Kusama: Cosmic Nature” at The New York Botanical Garden
Imaginative large-scale art set among seasonal floral displays
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Black-Owned Businesses and Restaurants in NYC
TimeOut New York lists several online directories filled with Black-owned businesses, restaurants, writers, food stylists, and beyond. EatOkra, an app, maintains an ever-growing list of Black-owned restaurants in NYC—right now, it has …
Interview: Iconic Documentary Photographer Martha Cooper
From Baltimore to Berlin, a new documentary traces the lesser-known aspects of a legendary career