At New York University on February 26th, 2005, Glen participated in an in-depth discussion/event, regarding the making of hip-hop’s greatest album: PUBLIC ENEMY’S “IT TAKES A NATION OF MILLIONS TO...

Here’s a note from Glen regarding the final phase of the Liberty Street Protest. From: GEF Subject: Liberty Street Protest update / final version note Date: November 10, 2004 1:33:13...

Glen was an in studio guest on Pacifica’s WBAI community radio with Public’s Enemy’s original “Media Assassin” Harry Allen, host of the arts program “Non Fiction”, Friday 17...

Here’s a photo of Glen reading from the “Not In Our Name” statement at the kick off rally to the “United For Peace and Justice” – “The World Says No...

In the summer of 2004 Glen had gained permission from his long-time friend Russell Simmons to make a huge political statement in the windows of his property across the street...

  Glen is participating in a group show “Beautiful Losers” that takes an in depth look at contemporary art and street culture. It opened at the Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati, Ohio, in...

Glen contributed one of his classic photos for “Cruel and Unusual: an Exhibition to benefit the West Memphis Three”. The opening reception was a huge affair, hosted by Wynona Rider as...

Glen has one of his images included in The Kodak Rock Photography Collection. After years of preparation, “Rock-X-Posed” opened in Las Vegas, Nevada in January 2003. 500 Photographs, 130 Photographers,...

As far as the film “DogTown and Z-Boys” is concerned, Glen’s official credit as Co-Producer and Creative Consultant, barely explain the major influence he had on this feature length documentary....

We were all very saddened to hear about the horrible senseless death of our friend Jason Mizell a.k.a. Jam Master Jay. Glen created this icon as a collaboration with Shepard Fairey...