Here’s to hip hop! To celebrate 50 Years of Hip Hop, our Upper School Art in Action Club hosted a community exhibit to mark the milestone. Students and faculty made “trading cards” of iconic industry figures. From Biggie Smalls to Post Malone, the community’s creativity was on full display during our Swartley Closing Reception. Here’s to celebrating hip hop and the culture it has inspired to today.
50 YEARS OF HIP HOP EXHIBIT & RECEPTION
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