Punk Collection (page 15)

"Punk: A Revolution of Rebellion and Expression" Step into the chaotic world of punk, where rebellion and self-expression collide

Punks photographed by Colin Jones 1980s 80s women punk social movement fashion

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Robin - with punk hair do - February (Erithacus rubecula) Date:

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Sphynx CAT - with punk Date:

Punk Collection: Melaleuca quinquenervia, punk tree

Melaleuca quinquenervia, punk tree
Finished watercolour by Fred Polydore Nodder from an original outine drawing by Sydney Parkinson made during Captain James Cooks first voyage across the Pacific, 1768-1771

Punk Collection: Pahouin man from Gabon, Central Africa

Pahouin man from Gabon, Central Africa. circa 1910s

Teenage Group 1980
A group of teenagers in various fashion statements of the day

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"Punk: A Revolution of Rebellion and Expression" Step into the chaotic world of punk, where rebellion and self-expression collide. From the iconic film poster for Derek Jarman's Jubilee (1978) to the influential duo Vivienne Westwood & Malcolm McLaren, punk culture has left an indelible mark on society. The Young Ones, starring Christopher Ryan as Mike, captured the essence during filming in Bristol. Their anarchic energy resonated with a generation seeking to challenge societal norms. Julien Temple's London - The Modern Babylon (2012) showcased the raw spirit of punk, capturing its gritty essence. Malcolm McLaren's shop "Sex" on The Kings Road became a haven for those embracing this subculture on December 5th, 1976. In Langans Restaurant in London, The Sex Pistols epitomized punk rock with their rebellious attitude. They were back again on March 10th, 1977 – unapologetically disrupting conventions and igniting controversy wherever they went. Rik Mayall as Rick in The Young Ones brought humor and chaos to our screens while filming in Bristol. His portrayal embodied the irreverent nature that defined punk culture. April 1983 marked a pivotal moment in fashion history when young women embraced their individuality through makeup and style choices inspired by punks. This era challenged traditional beauty standards head-on. National Characters like Rocker in Trafalgar Square expressed their disdain for Mods through fashion statements that defied conformity, not just about music; it was a lifestyle choice that rejected societal expectations. Teenage girls sporting daring haircuts exemplified how youth embraced change during this era. Their boldness symbolized freedom from conventionality and paved the way for future generations to express themselves authentically. Even love couldn't escape the influence as seen at Ronnie Cook and Mandy Fraser's wedding at Bedford Register Office. Their union celebrated the spirit of rebellion and individuality that punk culture embodied.