On Thursday October 19th, ADE Beats hosts panels on music, art and representation. DJ and producer Waajeed from Detroit designed album covers for Slum Village and worked as a photographer in the emerging Detroit hip-hop scene, and will discuss his Detroit hip-hop related visual art in a unique Q&A. Dutch hip-hop photographer Ilja Meefout talks about his work – including his artwork for that Wu-Tang album – and art curator Stephanie Afrifa discusses art and representation in her One Woman Museum.
Timetable:
13:00 Doors open
14:00 ADE Beats Q&A Ilja Meefout – My Career in Ten Pictures
15:00 ADE Beats College - One Woman Museum by Stephanie Afrifa
16:00 ADE Beats Q&A Waajeed (US)
17:00 Drinks
Together with ADE Beats, Amsterdam Street Art (ASA), will host the exhibition: Framed Beats, a specially curated show in the beautiful art’otel in Amsterdam. With work by renown rappers, beat makers, graffiti and street artists and others navigating both the music and the visual art world. Hereby we proudly announce the complete exhibition line-up:
- DELIC (NL)
- Brian Elstak (NL)
- TELMO MIEL (Brandwerk, NL)
- Hopare (FR)
- Liam Bononi (BRA)
- SPINAL (NL)
- KBTR & Steen (NL)
- Ilja Meefout (NL)
- Nico Giquel (FR)
- Jeff Henriquez (NY)
- DEF P. (NL)
- ZENDER (NL)
- Ard Doko (live painting)
- Rbdjan & AnnyRose (NL)
- RaQuel van Haver (NL)
- JPS (GB)
- Hugo Mulder (NL)
- Engel & Just & Ko de Kok & Arjan Elenbaas (NL)
- Basto Elbers (NL)
Curated by ASA's Beazarility & Sjembakkus
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