That's Art
Kazi Society and the Saint Louis Art Museum present That’s Art, a podcast discussing hip hop’s influence on contemporary art and society and how hip-hop culture has become a mainstream phenomenon. Hosted by music industry veteran Boogie D with special guest Andrea Purnell, Manager of Audience Development for the Saint Louis Art Museum and co-curator of The Culture That’s Art can end with a question mark or an exclamation point, but by the time you’ve seen the exhibition The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century, That’s Art will end with a period.
Episodes
Murphy Lee shares his views on hip-hop and, what he thinks about STL"s top 3 female rappers and why he is always at peace.
Dr. Travis Tyler better known as This'l is a grammy award winning artist and featured in Great Day in St. Louis photo.
Hip-Hop aficionado and music industry professional, A-Plus shares his thoughts and journey to hip hop while getting prepared for The Culture to visit current home of Ohio later this year.
From Def Jam intern to Lawyer, Andy Crouppen discusses The Culture of the music industry, his up close and personal view from the offices at Def Jam how he believes Hip-Hop has influenced almost everyone
Radio Personality Tiffany Foxx shares her journey through Hip-Hop from being singed to Snoop Dogg to now co-hosting a top rated morning show in St. Louis. Foxx has seen The Culture evolve and she has a message for her fellow female rappers.
Producer and Hip-Hop head Ronnie Notch shares his love story with Hip-Hop and why every lover and hater of hip-hip should visit the The Culture
Nikki Giovvani joins guest host, Jami Dolby as she discusses Hip-Hop, her admiration for 2Pac and leaves a special message for Saint Louis, MO
Kazi Society and the Saint Louis Art Museum present That’s Art, a live podcast discussing hip hop’s influence on contemporary art and society and how hip-hop culture has become a mainstream phenomenon. Join us for a conversation featuring A Great Day in St. Louis artist Adrian Octavius Walker, exhibition advisory group member Kenya Vaughn, and music industry veteran Boogie D.
Kazi Society and the Saint Louis Art Museum present That’s Art, a podcast discussing hip hop’s influence on contemporary art and society and how hip-hop culture has become a mainstream phenomenon. Hosted by music industry veteran Boogie D with special guest Andrea Purnell, Manager of Audience Development for the Saint Louis Art Museum and co-curator of The Culture
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