Livin' Loud : ARTitation (Hardback)Chuck D

  • Hardback
  • 240, Illustrations Pages / Published 7 Feb 2023
  • In stock

£35.00

Description

‘I was raised with an artist’s mentality; my first 25 years were spent as somebody who wanted to live among graphics and artwork and illustration, and then for the next 30 years it was all music. Recently, I’ve reverted into the arts, combining all these elements in my work, still trying to change the world. This is truly what I want to do.’ – Chuck DIn Livin’ Loud, Public Enemy founder, hip-hop pioneer and revolutionary activist, Chuck D, presents a body of art, each piece reflective of the man behind the music, alongside a biographical commentary tracing his musical and artistic trajectory.

From his early roots and the central figures that critically shaped him and his voice, to the formation of Public Enemy, from his Rock ’n’ Roll Hall of Fame induction through to his time with Prophets of Rage and current day world affairs. Chuck D has been creating musical and cultural observations that challenge public opinion since 1985 and his visual compositions continue to interpret and question the world around us. Chuck D pays homage to his musical influences and peers from James Brown and Woody Guthrie to Def Jam labelmates Run-DMC and Beastie Boys; a host of the most influential hip-hop artists from Ice Cube to Run the Jewels; his twin passions of baseball and basketball; creating a collection of landscapes on tour with Prophets of Rage, and a range of sociopolitical pieces that explore the issues continuing to shape our culture.

With a foreword by Rage Against the Machine’s Tom Morello and featuring over 250 of Chuck D’s paintings, sketches and drawings, Livin’ Loud includes a commentary of over 13,000 words in which he offers unprecedented insight into his life and work.

Additional information

Weight 1482 g
Dimensions 309 × 30 mm
ISBN-13

9781905662760

Publisher

Genesis Publications

Imprint

Genesis Publications

Date of Publication

7 Feb 2023

By (author)

Chuck D

Pages

240, Illustrations

Format

Hardback

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