Tag: hip hop
UKOO FLANI
Ukoo Flani (Upendo Kwote Olewenu Ombeni Funzo La Aliyettumba Njia Iwepo: love everywhere all who seek teachings of the Creator; there is a way) is a combination of diverse talents which was founded in the Coastal town of Mombasa, Kenya in 1996.
Ukoo Flani has been described as a revolutionary hip-hop movement led by thirteen [...]
Posted: February 11th, 2009 under It's a pity that we only exist in the future, participants.
Tags: hip hop, kenya, mombasa, Ritchie Rich, social injustice, UKOO FLANI
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african maximalism conversation with Alexander Nikolic
a.n.: Thanks that you invited me for the show, it’s possible that i have quite a developed idea, about art and public space in general, but how and why did you choose such a topic, and what is there relevant for you, in terms of Nairobi?
AM: In the sphere of local contemporary art [...]
Posted: February 2nd, 2009 under It's a pity that we only exist in the future.
Tags: african maximalism, alexander nikolic, european avant-garde, hip hop, interdisciplinary discourse, kenya, public space
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