Community Engagement
Graffiti Project: Civil Disobedience
The Civil Disobedience project allows us to challenge the traditional place of art and education in American society and to create new ways art and education can be experienced.
Graffiti art has been celebrated and exhibited in area museums but it never has been explored in the place it exists. ASU Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts students and faculty are exploring this grass-roots community arts activism in the urban landscape.
Much of Phoenix, Ariz. is experiencing profound demographic and physical transformation, and our alleys or hidden passageways often are vibrant corridors of exchange and interaction, intersecting diverse urban populations.
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ASU School of Music and Money Power Respect Entertainment present
2009 Civil Disobedience Part Wu
Saturday, Oct. 3 at 8:30 p.m.
ASU Gammage
Tickets: $11.50 may be purchased at the ASU Gammage box office or through Ticketmaster.com (reservation charges may apply).
Come experience a diverse array of renowned hip hop artists, including the Wu-Tang Clan's GZA and special guest performers Phonte of Little Brother, Brotha Kam, Cut Throat Logic, Grime and more. Hosted by Karlie Hustle of Power 98.3.
This performance will be preceded by a presentation on the origins of hip hop culture by hip hop scholar and performer Fabel of the Rock Steady Crew.