The fact that in NYC public transportation facilities offer art display space seems like an acknowledgement that the bombers in Wild Style have earned the respect of the city. At least that’s how I see it. Sneaker Culture I feel is the left out aspect of Hip-Hop. Voices like that of Sean Williams are needed to offset the dominance of voices outside of the industry that earn all of the revenue consulting brands on how to be more authentic and how to engage the consumer. In other words, this quick video explaining how the art display came together is important. It could give you an idea on how to create something similar in your own city.
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On this episode Sean gives us the scoop on his motivation for creating this groundbreaking exhibit right in Times Square NYC. From The Feet Up …!!!
@tour_ftfu Sean
@osd_paperchasr and friends have brought you an amazing curated sneaker fashion and Hip Hop showcase @ the #portauthority #busterminal #nyc be sure to check it it’s so dope …!!! . . . . . . .
@deewellsosd @koerodriguez @atw_brand @portauthoritybusterminal @get othewall @sneakers_2_heels @solecialstudy @Leo_xmen KickGameRickJames Presents: An OSD / A Thousand Words Production From The Feet Up. Sneaker: Hip-Hop & New York City Executive Produced by George Duval & Blake “KEO” Lethem Produced & Directed by George Duval & Sean Williams Production Assistant: Denise “Sneakers 2 Heels” Mahoney Edited by George Duval Music Supervisors: Sean Williams & Garry “G to the Wall” Wallace
