Punk movement

From the Sex Pistols to the Clash, how poster design helped spread the rebellious reputation of punk

Queercore: How To Punk A Revolution by Matt Kennedy

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This is a reimagined poster for the last weekend of gigs held at the legendary Punk venue The Electric Circus in Manchester in October 1977 when punk was still a relatively underground movement. These were the early days of punk when the innovators of the movement were still playing small clubs before moving on to national recognition. The image to the left of the list of bands is from the venue's stage backdrop - just in case you were wondering. Printed on 300gsm silk heavy paper and posted…

When a chubby Marlon Brando roared into town on a motorbike in The Wild One he popularized the black leather jacket as a fashionable symbol of rebellion. Leather jackets may have been worn by bikers for protection, but they were quickly adopted by rock musicians (from Eddie Cochran, Gene Vincent, The Beatles to Elvis) as an endorsement of their outsider status. While fashions changed in the 1960s to soft denim and psychedelic colors, the black leather jacket never lost its iconic status as…

David Johansen of the New York Dolls and Richard Hell of Television backstage at CBGB. From White Trash Uncut by Christopher Makos, © 2014, published by Glitterati Incorporated New York punks in the mid 70's were clearly

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