'Transitions' at the Hip Hop Archive

Poster

Date and Time

April 10, 2026
04:30PM - 06:30PM EDT

Location

Marcyliena H. Morgan Hip Hop Archive & Research Institute at the Hutchins Center

104 Mount Auburn Street
Floor 2R
Cambridge, MA 02138
United States
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Join the Harvard Graduate School of Education's Arts & Learning students for a special event at the Hutchins Center's for African & African American Research's Hiphop Archive 

This event is meant to celebrate the transitions in our lives and celebrate what's to come next. Through music, art, and other activities, the HGSE Arts & Learning students aim to bring the wider Harvard Community together to celebrate their transitions and make new connections. 

 

Program Activities:

  • MC & DJ by VFerg (aka Vincent Ferguson), Harvard Alumni '24
  • Polaroid photos by Missy Arellano, Harvard Alumni '24
  • Musical performance and zine making with Tanaka Chikati '26
  • The Art of Sampling workshop with Folly Kouvei '26
  • Spoken Word workshop with Trey Baker '26
  • Transitions in Motion workshop with Rhema Lake '26
  • Weaving Bookmarks with Jiwon Kim '26 and Jisoo An '26
  • Mindful drawing station with Clara Costello '26

*All participants need a Harvard University ID to attend*

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