Twenty-five years ago, the world was hip to an elevated level of hip hop knowledge when the Staten Island supergroup delivered their collective debut Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), a work that stands the test of time in both sound and teachings.
For the Clan’s de-facto leader, the RZA, it was a labor of love that echoed into every facet of his career. From music to film to art and books, RZA has forged an indestructible path that few have been able to match. This weekend, RZA will join his fellow Wu counterparts to headline the A3C Festival in Atlanta, complete with a series of events that include an art gallery featuring works from Wu affiliate Mathematics (curator of the Wu logo) and many others.
The event is just another example of the reach of a group that started “in the slums of Shaolin” and continues to set the tone for generations to come.
The event is just another example of the reach of a group that started “in the slums of Shaolin” and continues to set the tone for generations to come.
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