Street Dancing explores the captivating journey of freestyle street dance, from its humble beginnings in urban communities to its global recognition as a significant art form.
Delving into dance history, the book highlights how economic and social conditions fostered innovative styles like breaking, popping, and locking.
It also examines the cultural impact of these dances, revealing how they became powerful tools for self-expression and social commentary.
The book emphasizes that street dance is more than just entertainment; it's a dynamic cultural force shaping and reflecting the social, political, and economic realities of its practitioners.
By prioritizing the voices of the dancers themselves, the book offers an authentic account of this art form.
Structured in three parts, the book progresses from defining core concepts to exploring the global influence of street dance on music videos, film, and dance competitions.
