Originally packaged as part of a 3-volume set with slipcover. Cover title; statement of responsibility from spine.
Summary:
"Are we as consumed by gadgets and technology as we appear to be? Are teens and youth being cyborged by the cyber world? The sketchy seduction of the digital age, informative inked by Chuck D [sic]."--Page [2] of cover. "Legendary hip-hop artist and social activist Chuck D has used every opportunity in his groundbreaking career to stand up for civil rights. His rap group Public Enemy is widely regarded as a revolutionary act both in terms of its impact on hip-hop and its use of music to impart a message of race and class equality. The band emerged from the late 1970s/early '80s coalescence of rap, punk, and street art into hip-hop music culture on the East Coast. At the time, Chuck D had completed his BFA in graphic design, and while his music career exploded, his passion for visual art never left his heart. In February 2020, he turned his gaze once again to the page, and began to fill three 5 x 8 journals with his written and drawn reflections of a world beginning to unravel ... [This] journal follows a distinct period in Chuck D's (and America's) life; ... Datamber Mindpaper, which focuses on the early days of the Biden administration."--Publisher's website.
Series:
STEWdio : the naphic grovel ARTrilogy of Chuck D ; volume III, November 2021-February 2022. Chuck D, 1960- STEWdio ; v. 3.
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