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In this week's episode, the guys kick it by the Dukkan and are
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In this week's episode, the guys kicked it by Zi's Dukkan, and joined by Nick Lewis, who's a cultural inquisitor. They dwelled on factors that define cultures, the differences between street cultures around the world, and the cultural pollination between the UK and the UAE.
Pull up a seat and pass the time.
From Dubai to the world.
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Dukkan Links:
www.dukkanshow.com
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The Hosts:
OT: Instagram | Twitter
Irshad: Instagram | Twitter
Toofless: SoundCloud
About Nick Lewis:
Having a long running fascination with pop culture, Nick's expertise and interests are diverse and eclectic. Never satisfied by spoon-fed media, coupled with an obsession for sub-culture, Nick constantly searches for the subtle nuances which provide the cross-over layers which permeate the mainstream.
Nick has a wealth of international experience with projects in South Korea, Japan and most recently the Middle East. Having set up the satellite offering for creative agency Holler as a part of their global expansion within the Leo Burnett network.
Throughout his career Nick's guided some of the world's most beloved brands including; Samsung, Red Bull, Mercedes-Benz, McDonald's, Converse, adidas and Nike. Helping brands navigate popular culture by understanding audiences and creating relevance.
As a writer Nick's provided editorial for brands as well as contributing to publications including Time Out, Mundial and The Rig Out.
Music and broadcasting are huge passions, beginning his career in the music industry going on to work with Dizzee Rascal on his number one single 'Dance Wiv Me'. This love for entertainment and radio have resulted in the hosting of monthly online radio shows and counting BBC appearances amongst some of his proudest achievements.
http://www.nickolewis.com
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In this week's episode the OT, Toofless, and Irshad kick it by the Dukkan to dwell on arts, music and culture. Is art a luxury, a form of escapism, therapy, or just sheer entertainment?
They also dig deeper into the inspirations and emotions driving certain aspects of art and music, from the most basic primitive human emotions such as aggression, lust, and anger; all the way way to inspiration, love, and happiness.
Does the industry affect people's tastes of music?
Pull up a seat and pass the time.
From Dubai to the world.
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Dukkan Links:
www.dukkanshow.com
Facebook | Instagram | Twitter
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The Hosts:
OT: Instagram | Twitter
Irshad:Instagram | Twitter
Toofless: SoundCloud
Here it is, the 10th episode. With that being said, the guys have decided to do something something special for all the #DukkanFam as special thank you for their continuous support since the start. Toofless' has put together a special mix, that compiles all the mixes from the previous 9 episodes for all those who've been asking him for the track list.
For more details, be sure to visit the show notes on the website.
Pull up a seat and pass the time.
From Dubai to the world.
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Dukkan Show Links:
www.dukkanshow.com
Facebook | Instagram | Twitter
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The Hosts:
OT: Instagram | Twitter
Irshad: Instagram | Twitter
Toofless: SoundCloud
In this week's episode, OT visited The Third Line at Al Serkal Avenue and attended Hassan Hajjaj's show for the year. During which, OT caught up with Hassan and chopped it up, Dukkan style, sitting on one of Hassan's art installations. They discussed his inspirations, career, journey, mind blocks, downtime, and upcoming projects. A very interesting session into the world of the Moroccan pop-culture artist.
Grab a seat and join the conversation.
From Dubai to the world.
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Dukkan Show Links:
www.dukkanshow.com
Facebook | Instagram | Twitter
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The Hosts:
OT: Instagram | Twitter
Irshad: Instagram | Twitter
Toofless: SoundCloud
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Hassan Hajjaj:
Born in Larache, Morocco in 1961, Hajjaj arrived in London in his teens and grew up amid the emerging club culture in the UK.
Known as the “Andy Warhol of Marrakech” Hajjaj is very much a child of the pop art generation. His work encompass many techniques and fields, from designing and producing furniture including lamps, stools, poufs made from recycled North African objects such as upturned Coca-Cola crates as stools, road signs turned into tables tops as well as custom made clothes and photography. Hajjaj is best known for designing the ‘Andy Wahloo’ bar-restaurant in Paris in 2003, for which he decked out the entire establishment in his trademark style of recycled North Africa objects. ‘Andy Wahloo’ acknowledges one of his favourite artists, Andy Warhol, but also at the same time refers to a Parisian slang term meaning ‘I have nothing’ adopted by Hajjaj as a way of describing his work.
Hajjaj’s most recent solo shows include: Hassan Hajjaj, My Rock Stars Experimental, Vol.1, Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus, USA (2015); Kesh Angels, Taymour Grahne Gallery, New York, USA (2014); My Rock Stars: Volume 2, Gusford Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, USA (2014); My Rock Stars: Volume 1, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, CA, USA (2014, travelled from The Third Line, Dubai, and Virginia Commonwealth University, USA).
Hajjaj’s work has been exhibited internationally in many high profile exhibitions including London, Paris and Morocco, notably Islamic Art Now: Contemporary Art of the Middle East, LACMA, Los Angeles, USA (2015); True to Life?-New Photography from the Middle East, Birmingham of Art Gallery, Birmingham, UK (2014).
Hassan Hajjaj’s works have been acquired by Los Angeles County Museum of Art; Brooklyn Museum, New York; the Victoria and Albert Museum, London; the British Museum, London and the Farjam Collection, Dubai.
The artist lives and works between London, England and Marrakech, Morocco.
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