Ultimate FOMO for those who missed this past weekend's Afropunk Festival. (And yes, Drake, if you're reading this, it's too late.) 

This year's Afropunk featured amazing jams from Grace Jones, Kelis, Lenny Kravitz, and, of course, Lauryn Hill.

Hill drove the crowds wild with jams like "Ex-Factor," "Peace of Mind," and "Mr. Intentional." (Seriously, check the video below if you weren't there.)

She seized centerstage by sitting with her acoustic guitar, singing through a river of soul and gospel jams.

And since Lauryn Hill is obviously a musical legend, Imani Shanklin Roberts has created an entire body of paintings devoted to Lauryn Hill's classic album, "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill." 

So if you didn't get enough of Lauryn Hilll at Afropunk, you're in luck.

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Because "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" is one of the must culturally significant albums of our time. And it'll come alive at #StillMiseducated, the art exhibit painted by Imani SR and inspired by Lauryn Hill's music.

It's all going down this Sunday, August 30th at Studio 301 in Brooklyn and will include complimentary beverages, the chance to win gifts from House of Marley, a silent auction to benefit The Future Project, as well as a chance to win exclusive prints from Imani SR.

Basically, if you love art, good vibes, and Lauryn Hill, you don't want to miss out on the art event of the summer. 

RSVP here for $15.

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