We Outchea: Hip-Hop Fabrications and Public Space, Collage Study 1

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A print by Sekou Cooke as part of the collage studies from “We Outchea: Hip-Hop Fabrications and Public Space.” The print is a black-and-white outline of public housing complexes Judge Langston C. McKinney Manor and Pioneer Homes in Syracuse, New York. The top view captures the public houses west of Interstate-81 with Wilson Park in the lower right corner presented as a square with only two structures. On top of the public housing outline are white horizontally laid rectangular structures with smaller, vertically laid rectangular structures across the middle of the digital illustration. All throughout are small, orange squared shaped structures. Screen printed diagonally over the print is the housing plans of Pioneer Homes in a dark color ink. The artist signed the print in the front, lower right corner in graphite: [S Cooke 2020 / AP].

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