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Where
182 Parramatta Rd
Stanmore NSW 2048
Australia
Parramatta Town Hall 182 Church Street Parramatta, NSW, 2150 Australia
When

Every day, 7pm to 2am Saturday 22 November to Sunday 23 November

Cost

Film Screening : $35Poetry Jam: Word on the Culdesac: $35Block Party : $45Film Screening | Poetry Jam [Dual Ticket]: $60Two-Day Trek: $85

An art exhibition commemorating hip-hop’s 50th anniversary.

Mainstream narratives have flattened hip-hop—sanitised it for consumption, criminalised it when it tells uncomfortable truths, commodified it for profit, and stripped it of its complexity.

Through visual art, film, dance, music, and dialogue, the exhibition critiques the contradictions of a world that consumes Black culture but denies black humanity.

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