While attending art shows in the early-2000s, Graham had been dreaming up ways to make them better and more accessible to diverse forms of art. “I wanted to make an art show for underground art — I saw that was missing,” he explained. “I wanted to see how I could make it fresh, have dope art, good music, and a good atmosphere for people to vibe out to.”

But if you had to describe the show in a sentence, Wright simply says it’s an “exciting urban art experience” and the vibe is just different. “You see the diversity of the crowd and people coming in genuinely want to experience something fun, entertaining, and art-related,” he continues.

We sat down with the dynamic duo to better understand the show’s genesis and evolution, and where it’s headed for 2021. Watch our interview above and stay connected with the latest updates on Jack Honey Art, Beats & Lyrics