DANCING WORDS
Jamaican dance styles have been influencing pop culture since the introduction of skanking in late 50's when rocksteady and ska music ruled. The emergence of dancehall music in the late 70's followed suit, with fast moving riddims and lyrical stylings that allowed dancers and choreographers to become an important part of the business of dancehall, led by Jamaica's godfather of dancehall dance, Gerald Levy aka Bogle.
Stop Watch Di Pumz, Acrylic & Ink on Cotton Rag, 53cm x 73cm
Badda Wave, Acrylic & Ink on Cotton Rag, 50cm x 40cm
Bogle Move, Acrylic & Ink on Cotton Rag, 50cm x 40cm
Pop Yuh Collar, Acrylic & Ink on Cotton Rag, 50cm x 40cm
Fabulous, Acrylic & Ink on Cotton Rag, 50cm x 40cm
Genna Bounce, Acrylic & Ink on Cotton Rag, 50cm x 40cm