This is (S's) first day at Try Arts working on illustration using shapes and forms to creat his drawing with pencil and pigment liners
King Monk Studios
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Tuesday, 13 October 2015
Tuesday, 29 September 2015
https://www.facebook.com/events/134385376914255/
- Workshops
- DJs
- Live music
- Meeting of the minds - panel discussions
- Film screenings
- Baby block party
Free for all ages
More details to be confirmed
Who we are
The Universal Zulu Nation (UZN) is an international world Hip Hop movement founded by Afrika Bambaataa. We are a group of artists, performers and community activists who have created and used Hip Hop culture for over 40 years as a vehicle for positive change. Initially the founding Kings and Queens wanted to bring about change in their communities however Hip Hop is now a global phenomenon. Using the motto Peace, Unity, Love and Having Fun, the Universal Zulu Nation continues to impact positively on our communities and especially youth and street culture. The UZN believe there are 5 Elements in Hip Hop: Deejaying, BBoying, Rapping, Graffiti, Knowledge
Our Plans
In November we are planning to celebrate Hip Hop History month as well as Hip Hop’s 41st anniversary. There will be a series of events in London and Leeds in celebration. These events will include workshops, performances and galleries. We will cover activities such as DJ academy mixing and scratching, dance, art and spoken word workshops. They will provide a platform for artists and teachers to engage/lead the workshops and for the general community to attend the workshops and performances.
- DJs
- Live music
- Meeting of the minds - panel discussions
- Film screenings
- Baby block party
Free for all ages
More details to be confirmed
Who we are
The Universal Zulu Nation (UZN) is an international world Hip Hop movement founded by Afrika Bambaataa. We are a group of artists, performers and community activists who have created and used Hip Hop culture for over 40 years as a vehicle for positive change. Initially the founding Kings and Queens wanted to bring about change in their communities however Hip Hop is now a global phenomenon. Using the motto Peace, Unity, Love and Having Fun, the Universal Zulu Nation continues to impact positively on our communities and especially youth and street culture. The UZN believe there are 5 Elements in Hip Hop: Deejaying, BBoying, Rapping, Graffiti, Knowledge
Our Plans
In November we are planning to celebrate Hip Hop History month as well as Hip Hop’s 41st anniversary. There will be a series of events in London and Leeds in celebration. These events will include workshops, performances and galleries. We will cover activities such as DJ academy mixing and scratching, dance, art and spoken word workshops. They will provide a platform for artists and teachers to engage/lead the workshops and for the general community to attend the workshops and performances.
Please
Invite and share this (FREE) day time event in Leeds saturday 14th
November Leeds City Museum for all ages. celebrating 42 years of the
Universal Zulu Nation and 41 years of Hip Hop culture!!!
this is what happened last year!!
Friday, 18 September 2015
(S.J.E.Y) record painting project
(S.J.E.Y) Working on my rough sketch for my graffiti record design, I Am using pencil and felt tips first.
This is me choosing my record and copying my design on to the record in pencil
I decided to paint my design on the other side of the record which was not pre painted and did this by using pencil and then adding colour using Posca paint pens.
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