What Ever Happened to Hip Hop?
The originators of hip hop took their music from block parties of to world wide radio waves within a short period of time. During the early years, the music and message explored humanity, politics, and street life.
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Search For The Afghan Girl
In his 23 years of experience in war-torn Afghanistan, Steve McCurry has produced hundreds of photographs that have captured the pain and suffering of its people. But none of his photos have touched the world more than the unforgettable image of an Afghan refugee girl with striking eyes that eloquently reflect the anguish of refugees all over the world. But, who is this girl? Where is she today?
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Meet the Creator of the Bill Cosby Sweater: Behind the Seams
If you grew up in the 80s you’ll definitely remember Bill Cosby in the role of Dr. Huxtable and the interesting way he handled family situations. You might also remember the unusual patterns on his sweaters. Join Dutch fashion designer Koos van den Akker, the person responsible for those patterns
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Will We Ever Run Out of New Music?
In this interesting documentary, Michael explains exactly how music works and provides answers the age-old question “will we ever run out of new music?”
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Entering New Worlds Through Photography
In this documentary, professional potographer Christopher Anderson shares his life-changing experience aboard an Haitian refugee boat headed for the United States. He captured the spontaneous expressions of the passengers as they came to grips with the fact that the boat was sinking and they had only a few more minutes to live.
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Influencers – How Trends and Creativity Become Contagious
Influencers is a great documentary that looks at how trends and creativity become contagious. What does it mean to be an influencer? Find out.
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Light Darkness and Colours
Light, Darkness, and Colours takes us through the colours of the universe. Did you know that humans can only see three basic colours in a variation? The mantis shrimp, by comparison, can see in over twelve. Newton wanted to prove that colours existed in light.
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TJ HORN – Controlled by Rhythm
We have a special interview for you with the creator of TJ HORN – CONTROLLED BY RHYTHM. A documentary about a self-taught drummer.
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A Conversation With My 12 Year Old Self
In 1992, Jeremiah McDonald recorded a tape for the future him. He wanted to learn about what had happened to his beloved pets, if there had been any cool inventions, and whether he had pursued his dream of being an animator. In 2012, the 32 year old Jeremiah discovered the tape and interviewed…himself.
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The Evolution of 8-Bit Art
Super Mario Bros, Zelda, Tetris, and the days of summers past! Starting with Atari and Nintendo and tracing the full 8-bit trajectory over the last 30 years. It’s true that video games have gone far beyond the 8 bit format. However, why do they still hold such a tender spot in our hearts? Explored.
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Tattoos: Pop Portraits, Japanese Traditional, American Eclectic
Tattoos as art form. From the crude scar tattoos of sailors, to Japanese traditional skin art, to American eclectic of Miami INK. The tattoo has become almost as popular as the earring as a form of expression and fashion.
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Lego Art
LEGO. The name instantly brings a smile to your face. What started as a child’s game has grown to be synonymous with innovation. From childhood to engineer. From toy to art form.
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Art Authentication
Vincent Van Gogh is one of the most tragic artists of all-time. During his lifetime he sold no paintings. After less than ten years of serious painting, Van Gogh took his own life with a shot to the head – having sliced off a year a couple of years earlier. But now everyone wants a piece of Van Gogh.
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NOVA the film
NOVA is a full length documentary on contemporary art and the artists behind it. In Brazil, the Nova Contemporary Culture, a month long festival to celebrate young innovative artists, brings together 140 of the world’s most talented and brilliant minds in the contemporary art world.
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Behind the Reply Girl Phenomenon
Behind the Reply Girl Phenomenon looks at a Youtube trend where large breasted women with very little original content become video celebrities based on their breasts. This is a look at the business behind the bosom.
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Protest Music and the Modern Age
Protest Music and the Modern Age. Director Carl Carver has contacted documentarystorm and asked for people to see his film and give feedback. Is protest music dead?
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