Publication
London : 74/77, 2016
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Notes
including...
Punk Fanzines -- Josh Whettingsteel
Gavin Watson interviewed -- Chardine Taylor-Stone
Wayne Hemmingway on Punk's DIY Aesthetic
Jeff Horton Intervied -- Mike Clewley
Punk Rock Hip Hop Mash Up -- Janette Beckman
Punk Is Your Mirror -- Vivien Goldman
A Hard Rock Life of Grime -- Sian Anderson
Description
Punk London fanzine is a one off publication published by 74/77 and designed by UMBRELLA COLLECTIVE.
Created to accompany Punk.London a year-long festival in 2016 of events, gigs, exhibitions, performances and film that celebrates 40 years of Punk.
Punk.London is backed by some of London's leading cultural organisations – carrying an irony that they recognise – including British Fashion Council, British Film Institute, British Library, Design Museum, Doc ‘n Roll Films, Institute of Contemporary Arts, Live Nation Merchandise, Museum of London, The Photographers’ Gallery, PYMCA, Premier PR and On|Off, Rough Trade, Roundhouse and Universal Music Catalogue.
Punk.London was funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) and supported by the Mayor of London, but in keeping with punk’s DIY ethos, individuals and organisations across the country are being encouraged to create their own events.
Punk Fanzines -- Josh Whettingsteel
Gavin Watson interviewed -- Chardine Taylor-Stone
Wayne Hemmingway on Punk's DIY Aesthetic
Jeff Horton Intervied -- Mike Clewley
Punk Rock Hip Hop Mash Up -- Janette Beckman
Punk Is Your Mirror -- Vivien Goldman
A Hard Rock Life of Grime -- Sian Anderson
Description
Punk London fanzine is a one off publication published by 74/77 and designed by UMBRELLA COLLECTIVE.
Created to accompany Punk.London a year-long festival in 2016 of events, gigs, exhibitions, performances and film that celebrates 40 years of Punk.
Punk.London is backed by some of London's leading cultural organisations – carrying an irony that they recognise – including British Fashion Council, British Film Institute, British Library, Design Museum, Doc ‘n Roll Films, Institute of Contemporary Arts, Live Nation Merchandise, Museum of London, The Photographers’ Gallery, PYMCA, Premier PR and On|Off, Rough Trade, Roundhouse and Universal Music Catalogue.
Punk.London was funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) and supported by the Mayor of London, but in keeping with punk’s DIY ethos, individuals and organisations across the country are being encouraged to create their own events.