Rapper Chuck D curates ‘Fear Of A Black Planet’ art exhibition


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Black Book Gallery in the United States will host an exhibition celebrating the legacy of Public Enemy, entitled 'Terrordome.' Photo: AFP

Chuck D, the frontman of Public Enemy, will celebrate the 30th anniversary of the rap group's landmark third album, Fear Of A Black Planet, with an art exhibition in Englewood, Colorado.

Terrordome, running from Sept 5 through Oct 3 at the Black Book Gallery, will feature a selection of original visual works inspired by the music, legacy and history of the rap group Public Enemy.

In addition to curating the exhibition along with Lorrie Boula and curators at the Black Book Gallery, Chuck D will present some of his own artworks.

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