This year on September 13th, marks 20 years since the Notorious BIG’s debut album, “Ready To Die” and one Brooklyn gallery will be celebrating the legend in a major way. The Bishop Gallery, an art gallery located in Bedford Stuyvesant on 916 Bedford Avenue, is set to pay homage to the late great rapper through art inspired by his music and historical debut.

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In 1994 the world was changed by the deep controlled voice of Christopher Wallace whose lyrics were also very relatable at the time. According to DNAInfo, the gallery is set to be more that just a collection of Biggie photography.

John, a Bed-Stuy native, said he reached out to artists of all stripes for the exhibit. One photographer, Gregory Johnson, will showcase rare photographs of the rapper, while a Miami-based artist submitted abstract paintings.

The 30-year-old organizer said the intention was to showcase different art forms, all revolving around the themes in Wallace’s life.

“I don’t want a bunch of Biggie portraits,” John said. “We’ve got a few pieces now that are kind of creative.”

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“It’s celebrating Notorious B.I.G.’s legacy, and what his legacy means to hip-hop,” he said.

The exhibit is set to open in September to coincide with the album’s prior release date.

 If you would like to be a part of this historical time you have until August 13th submit work to the gallery. Click HERE to submit your work.