Hip-Hop Architecture with Sekou Cooke of Syracuse University and Sekou Cooke Studio Grid Disruption Urban Culture Graffiti Art Social Organization Bottom-up Planning #20

Hip-hop architecture. Is it a paradox? Or is it inevitable? On the one side: structured formality by necessity. On the other: a powerful counterculture defying formality. It seems that hip-hop doesn't want to be architecture; and architecture doesn't want to be hip-hop... yet . Sekou Cooke puts hip-hop within the historical context of other cultural movements and their influence on architecture. He suggests that as a dominant cultural movement of our generation, hip-hop is poised to produce its own architecture.

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Hip-Hop Architecture with Sekou Cooke of Syracuse University and Sekou Cooke Studio Grid Disruption Urban Culture Graffiti Art Social Organization Bottom-up Planning #20 is an episode from The Private Side of Public Work | Exploring How to Make Cities Happier, Government More Innovative, & Science More Accessible by Ingrid Heilke.

This episode is 35:06 long.

This episode was published on Nov 29, 2017.

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