The goal is to have each piece strike a conversation and I would like to continue that conversation with #MarcusGarvey.

In Cali town, where the sun shines bright, There lived a man with a heart of might, The Black Kristof, a legend in his own right, A hero of the people, a shining light.

Krause House selected Drahuws (The Black Kristofs Collection) and 23 other artists to participate in the world's 1st physical NFT basketball court during NFT x NYC.

The “street golfer” Tiger Hood has popularized consists of a golf club, a newspaper-stuffed milk carton, and a crate. It started as just a way for Barr to pass some time but has gone onto to gain the attention of major news outlets.

The inconspicuous/conspicuous characters that find their way into some of the African American artist Drahuws’ works — The Black Kristof’s — are a Black culture mash-up inspired by the powerful lyrics of old-school hip-hop and R&B and 90s sitcoms and cartoons (especially The Simpsons).

Garveyism recaptures the vibrant energy, pride, and passion felt when Marcus Garvey rode through the streets of New York’s Harlem in 1922.