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Read Archivist Nancy Johnsons article, "Documenting the New: Hip Hop as Archives," about this project in VOICES, the membership magazine of the New York Folklore Society. New York Folklore Society P.O. Box 764 Schenectady, NY 12301 518/346-7008 Fax 518/346-6617 nyfs@nyfolklore.org |
PROGRAMS & SERVICES | NY FIELD TRIPS | FORUMS | MENTORING | ARCHIVES | ADVOCACY | SEARCH ArchivesThe Origins of Hip Hop RETURN TO Archives Overview In 2001, the New York Folklore Society and the Brooklyn-based Urban Think Tank embarked on a collaborative project documenting Hip Hop. The Community Scholars at Urban Think Tank (UTT), a "nonpartisan, community-based home for a body of thinkers in the Hip Hop generation" identified collections important to the development of Hip Hop culture. Vee Bravo, Yvonne Bynoe, and Chic Smith of the UTT recognized the need to document this material, provide access to it, and preserve it for the future.
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