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The Smithsonian Institution has announced a plan to create an exhibition about hip-hop at its world renowned museum. According to the Associated Press: “The project will gather artifacts, oral histories and other multimedia components tracing hip-hop’s evolution from a Bronx pastime in the 1970s to today’s global cultural juggernaut. It’s projected to cost as much as $2 million and take up to five years to finish. “...the curator’s central challenge will be putting together a musical exhibit requiring multimedia components rather than merely stationary objects — and putting it together to tell an interesting story.” Hip-hop icons including Grandmaster Flash, Ice-T and Russell Simmons have already donated items. References: news.yahooFiled In: |






