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instant littering: accidental chaos
by Art Chantry ( art@artchantry.com) years ago i wrote (more like assembled) a book about the history of seattle punk culture posters titled “instant litter”.. it covered roughly the years 1976-1984 (it came out in 1985). of course, all the … Continue reading →
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Tagged art chantry, Art Chantry Instant Litter, barney bubbles, carl smool, gorilla rose, helena rogers, helena rogers artist, Jamie Reid The Sex Pistols, Rainbow Tavern Seattle, seattle punk culture, Student Nurse band, the sex pistols, tomata du plenty
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of the best and brightest
Jesse Marinoff Reyes ( Jesse Marinoff Reyes Design, Maplewood, N.J.) 2 Live Crew Comics June 1991 issue, #1 (one-shot) Design: Dale Yarger (1950-2012) Another design in our ongoing tribute to my friend, Dale Yarger. Part two of two, the Table … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2 Live Crew, 2 Live Crew Comics, barney bubbles, beach culture magazine, dale yarger, david carson raygun magazine, helene silverman, Jamie Reid The Sex Pistols, jesse marinoff reyes, kate thompson, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, madame pickwick art supplies, nevil brody, neville brody, norman hathaway, Raygun magazine, vaughan oliver
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culture jammers: replacement values
by Art Chantry ( art@artchantry.com) THIS is going to be tough. trying to explain WHY this record cover and the trajectory of genesis p. orridge’s thinking is so important to the history of contemporary graphic design (and our popular culture) … Continue reading →
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Tagged art chantry, barney bubbles, cosi fanni tutti, dale travous, david carson, genesis p. orridge, hipgnosis cover art, hypgnosis, Jamie Reid The Sex Pistols, joy division, malcolm garret, monte cazzeza, neville brody, peter saville, phil hartman, reid miles, stefan sagmeister, talking heads, the Buzzcocks, the death factory, The Ramones, throbbing gristle, tim girvin, vaughn oliver
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private meanings and public purpose
It is almost unfathomable to comprehend the workings and the processes of what could be considered average human imagination in all its glory of striving through a thought process littered with reason and the irrational, the real and the netherworld … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alfred Stieglitz, art chantry, barney bubbles, Damien Hirst, david stone, Diego Rivera, Elvis Costello, Guy Debord, Jan van Eyck, keith martin-smith, Leonardo Da Vinci, Marcel Duchamp, Maurizio Cattelan, Michelangelo, Pablo Picasso, Sigmund Freud
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detournement part 3: charlie don’t surf
The last installment of Art’s series that began with the complicated but brilliant situationist school and Guy Debord… Art Chantry (art@artchantry.com): To be totally fair, even though Jamie Reid’s situationist appropriation (DIRECT appropriation – with intent still intact) may have … Continue reading →
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Tagged art blog, art chantry, barney bubbles, beach culture magazine, chip kidd, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Dada Movement, david carson, David Lynch, edward fella, Elvis Costello, frank kozik, Gary Panter, genesis p. orridge, gibby haynes, Guy Debord, howie klein, jacqueline breyer, james stark, Jamie Reid The Sex Pistols, malcolm garrett, neville brody, paula scher, peter saville, ray gun magazine, Robert Anton Wilson, shawn kerri, Shepard Fairey, stefan sagmeister, Steve Albini, Terry Jones, the Buzzcocks, tibor kalman, tomata du plenty, vaughan oliver, William Burroughs, winston smith
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