Join GUILDit from 12-1pm, on the 4th Thursday of Feb. 28th, at the Kemper Museum for ….
James “SugEasy” Singleton is a dancer, teacher, choreographer, artist, and advocate for the positivity represented by true Hip Hop Culture. By elementary school, he began winning Hip Hop competitions and has competed locally and nationally ever since. James began teaching at the age of fifteen, focusing on Hip Hop history and the positive impact on young peoples’ lives. He has worked with Red Bull, MTV and ESPN3, plus locally with Cerner, the Royals and the KC the American Heart Association. artist site: http://www.translationinmovement.com/
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Royce Handy and Kartez Addison are a part of ‘We Are R.A.P.’ an education program that develops urban youth via Hip-Hop. By using the art form of rap, technology, and entrepreneurship, it shows high school aged youth several career opportunities in the music industry while providing a platform for their voice and worldview. The program has worked with the Mid-Continent Public Library, Ozanam Cornerstones of Care, Mayor Sly James, and more. artists website: https://www.facebook.com/weareraphhp
– Be inspired, learn and help us build better KC businesses!
– Each forum is followed by networking. Get Connected!
– Free event, with optional $5 donation
– This event is dedicated to Black History Month and these three artists who are brightly blazing their own paths.
Join GUILDit from 12-1pm, on the 4th Thursday at the Kemper Museum.
4420 Warwick Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64111
(The Kemper is just West of the Nelson-Atkins Museum and The Kansas City Art Institute)
(Parking is in back and on the north end of the block)
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