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Pop up exhibit showcases history of hip hop in Wisconsin
Greg Doby showcases the exhibit on the history of hip hop at the Wisconsin Historical Museum's Maker Space. (Spectrum News 1/Natalie Sopyla)
In The News!
Madison's hip-hop scene on full display in downtown exhibit
Hip-hop culture, born in the Bronx more than 50 years ago, has deep roots in Wisconsin that many people don't know about.
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What to
Experience
Visitors will experience hands-on elements including display and comprehensive informational materials about hip-hop's history and cultural impact. The interactive components allow guests to explore the technical aspects of Deejaying while learning about the genre's evolution from its Bronx origins to its Wisconsin connections.
The Brief:
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The exhibit features photos, videos and memorabilia that highlight the four main elements of hip hop culture: DJing, emceeing, breakdancing, and street art
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The exhibit also showcases important figures from Wisconsin who have excelled in different areas of hip hop culture
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The exhibit will move to the Wisconsin Historical Society Headquarters in the fall.
THE MUSEUM & EXHIBIT
Wisconsin Hip-Hop Museum Exhibit
Pyramidal Productions and The Wisconsin Historical Society are proud to present the Lead Between The Rhymes - Wisconsin Hip-Hop Cultural Museum & Exhibit a groundbreaking initiative aimed at preserving and celebrating over 50 years of hip-hop history, highlighting the music, art, dance, and socio-cultural impact of hip-hop in Madison and across the state.
