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Museum of Contemporary Art Hip Hop Exhibition in Marseille

Hip Hop Exhibition Museum of Contemporary Art

Contributor blog post by Aixcentric:

This week sees a new expo at MAC, Marseille’s Museum of Contemporary Art.

Hip-Hop started in the South Bronx, where, surrounded by economic deprivation, the young generation developed creative ways to party, dance, paint the urban environment and challenge the establishment.

It spread, district by district, across New York, animating the metro, nightclubs and trendy art galleries.

…Continue reading here for details on this exhibition that is currently showing at Marseille’s MAC Museum. Hip Hop dance trends “bounced” over to France in the 1980s and a remains popular cultural thread in Marseille. This show at MAC runs until January 2018.

Contact details:

Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC)
69 avenue de Haïfa
13008 Marseille

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