ART EXPO

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NEW HOME, NEW VISION: HIP HOP CINEFEST 2026 @ FUSOLAB

We are thrilled to announce a massive upgrade for this year’s edition. The festival moves to Fusolab, an expansive creative hub where over 1000 sqm of indoor space will be transformed into the ultimate Hip Hop sanctuary.

This new venue allows us to bring everything under one roof: a state-of-the-art Cinema for screenings, dedicated areas for Conferences, and our flagship Exhibition space. But the experience doesn’t end indoors—as the sun sets, we’ll move to the Rooftop for our legendary parties and the official Award Ceremony, celebrating under the Roman sky.

THE EXHIBITION

As per tradition, the exhibition will have a section curated by Stritti from the Italian Hip Hop Museum, ensuring an authentic journey through the culture’s heritage.

This year’s highlight is a powerful Photo Exhibition by Roberto Pili. Through his lens, Pili captures the raw energy and soul of the Italian Hip Hop scene, offering an intimate look at the faces and moments that define our movement.

Experience the culture in 360 degrees. From the underground floors to the rooftop, the movement never stops.

ITALIAN HIP HOP MUSEUM

This ambitious project was born from the vision and lifelong dedication of Stritti, whose passion for collecting Hip Hop artifacts spans over four decades.

On July 1st, 2023, during the Foundation Jam, the museum officially inaugurated its first exhibition in Camerano, followed by a landmark second showcase in Bassano del Grappa during the 50th Anniversary of the Universal Zulu Nation.

The collection is a deep dive into the roots of the culture, featuring an extensive archive of original flyers, posters, books, vintage t-shirts, DVDs, cassettes, and rare mixtapes. The museum’s mission is to offer new generations a bridge to the past—a chance to witness the “black and white” truth of how Italian Hip Hop evolved. By giving well-deserved credit to the Pioneers and the often-overlooked figures of the scene, the exhibition preserves the authenticity of our history.

While the museum prepares for its permanent physical home in the Marche region, it continues to grow as a collective archive. Alongside Stritti’s personal collection, the museum proudly displays historical materials donated by crews and members of the community.

The Italian Hip Hop Museum is an open project, always ready to welcome donations of historical material to keep our collective memory alive.