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Demise by Marianna 09.27.11 ExistentiARTism
IN ALL OUR DECADENCE PEOPLE DIE: Punk/Anarchist fanzine art 1976-1984 (at Boo-Hooray, NYC)
Would love to see this show. It reminds me so much of the San Francisco punk/post-punk scene, circa 1980. Wish I'd collected more of those fan zines strewn around the Mabuhay Gardens, not to mention the flyers my band and others used to slap on phone poles and bulletin boards by Los Plugz, Los Microwaves, Animal Farm, D.O.A., the Dead Kennedys, the Middle Class and so on.
As Flavorwire points out, "it’s fascinating to see how some of the techniques and ideas pioneered by anarchist zinesters (particularly stencilling) have since crossed over into the mainstream."
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IN ALL OUR DECADENCE PEOPLE DIE: AN EXHIBITION OF FANZINES, 1976 AND 1984 — runs Sept 30 - Oct 20 at Boo-Hooray.
This New York City exhibition showcases anarchist (paper) zine art from the late ’70s and early ’80s. It's from an archive maintained by Gee Vaucher, who was closely associated with the Dial House collective and the punk band Crass. The exhibition encompasses both Vaucher’s own work and that of some of his contemporaries.
Boo-Hooray
265 Canal St. #601
New York, NY 10013
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This New York City exhibition showcases anarchist (paper) zine art from the late ’70s and early ’80s. It's from an archive maintained by Gee Vaucher, who was closely associated with the Dial House collective and the punk band Crass. The exhibition encompasses both Vaucher’s own work and that of some of his contemporaries.
Boo-Hooray
265 Canal St. #601
New York, NY 10013
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Nothing can replace that era of hand made punk zines. You can still find a few pathetic bad boys laying around the music record shop back corners.