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- "The Bronx Meets Queens Disco Jam Featuring DJ Afrika Bambaataa," 1980 - Hip-hop culture developed in the 1970s and 1980s at parties and venues across New York City and its suburbs. Fliers like these advertised these events and often included the names of performing DJs and emcees to build the audience's anticipation. The maker of this flier took design inspiration from the concurrently burgeoning New York street art scene.
- December 01, 1980
- Collections - Artifact
"The Bronx Meets Queens Disco Jam Featuring DJ Afrika Bambaataa," 1980
Hip-hop culture developed in the 1970s and 1980s at parties and venues across New York City and its suburbs. Fliers like these advertised these events and often included the names of performing DJs and emcees to build the audience's anticipation. The maker of this flier took design inspiration from the concurrently burgeoning New York street art scene.
- "A Master Mix Rappers Battle," 1984 - Hip-hop culture developed in the 1970s and 1980s at parties and venues across New York City and its suburbs. Fliers like these advertised these events and often included the names of performing DJs and emcees to build the audience's anticipation. The maker of this flier took design inspiration from the concurrently burgeoning New York street art scene.
- May 11, 1984
- Collections - Artifact
"A Master Mix Rappers Battle," 1984
Hip-hop culture developed in the 1970s and 1980s at parties and venues across New York City and its suburbs. Fliers like these advertised these events and often included the names of performing DJs and emcees to build the audience's anticipation. The maker of this flier took design inspiration from the concurrently burgeoning New York street art scene.
- "A Birthday Party for the Lovin' Trouble," 1983 - Hip-hop culture developed in the 1970s and 1980s at parties and venues across New York City and its suburbs. Fliers like these advertised these events and often included the names of performing DJs and emcees to build the audience's anticipation. The maker of this flier took design inspiration from the concurrently burgeoning New York street art scene.
- September 23, 1983
- Collections - Artifact
"A Birthday Party for the Lovin' Trouble," 1983
Hip-hop culture developed in the 1970s and 1980s at parties and venues across New York City and its suburbs. Fliers like these advertised these events and often included the names of performing DJs and emcees to build the audience's anticipation. The maker of this flier took design inspiration from the concurrently burgeoning New York street art scene.