PPT-Clown Punk

By Simon Armitage Look at the pictures below and state your initial reactions to the person people in the photo Do not spend more than 5 seconds on each picture What do these people have in common What are their differences Whom do we judge Whom do we fear Why. I clown you clown hesheit clowns we clown you clown they clown Present Simple Neg I do not clown you do not clown hesheit does not clown we do not clown you do not clown they do not clown Present Simple Int do I clown do you clown does hesheit cl Matt Grimes. The Birmingham Centre for Media & Cultural Research. The Birmingham School of Media. Birmingham City University. lifecourse. “. . a life course perspective considers individuals as being dynamically impacted by a variety of formative proximal and distal contexts, located in particular time and place”. By: Kathryn . Caton. Why Fashion?. Fashion is interesting, and quite fun. In this presentation I will be using pictures and ideas from the game . Jojo’s. Fashion Show 2.. African, Bollywood. African: Use earth tones with patterns, mixed with beads & elements.. by Dick . Hebdige. . Fashion History and Culture . Tuesday 13 November . 2012. “The Punk subculture, then, signified chaos at every level, but this was only possible because the style itself was so thoroughly ordered,” . By Verity, Rachel and Amy. Main characteristics. - Spiky hair. Ripped clothes. Glue-sniffing. Piercings. accessories. Punk rock music- the Ramones. . Interests. In a different type of music since they were bored with the pop and rock music of the early to mid 1970s. They thought that anyone could make music and that people did not have to be good at playing their instruments. It was more about attitude (‘do it yourself’) than proficiency at playing instruments.. Nueva Ola. American Rock had influenced musicians in Chile since its inception in the 1950’s but took off after the movement “Nueva Ola” in the 1960’s . “Nueva Ola” consisted of Latin American musicians who initially just translated American pop songs, but eventually created original works. “Nueva Ola” represented the beginnings of youth counterculture. . Too punk to pray?. What is praying?. Can you find insights from Islamic prayer to help you understand praying in your own life?. Read Sufi Punk’s article. She is a Muslim photographic artist. . Prayer? Me? I’m not saying.. Rebellion. Raymond Williams. “structures of feeling” are formed from existing cultural knowledge.. Our cultural knowledge enables signs and symbols to have connotative meanings. . Colour Rebel.. For example: we have a knowledge that mandarins are Orange. We also understand that things which oppose the norm can be seen as rebellious. . th. and 21. st. centuries. Rock music. What is meant by rock music. Rock music developed out of rock ‘n’ roll.. It is a . genre. of popular music which often has an instrumental group of electric lead guitar, bass guitar, drum kit and sometimes a keyboard, often an electronic keyboard or synthesiser.. BE WHO YOU REALLY ARE. Zahraa Alsayegh. Thelma Rosales. Reading 4B. Nov 15,2012. Music and subcultural movement. started . in the 70's . emerged . in the United States, the United . Kingdom . I. nterest . Historian’s Toolkit . Block . 1: . 1979 and all that. Questions. What happens to the question of 1979 as a turning point if we think about the politics of identity?. Can we trace this history through analysis of popular culture, and here in particular music? And does the emergence of punk in the late 1970s represent a crisis and turning point in this regard?. Who is Simon Armitage?. Simon Armitage was born in 1963 and lives in West Yorkshire.. He has published ten volumes of poetry including Selected Poems.. He writes for radio, television and film, and is the author of four stage plays.. The Rest of the 1970s. By the mid-1970s, the rock rebellion had been tamed. Pop music was becoming centrist, corporate and safe. Many acts were borrowing soft rock styles; artists like The Carpenters, Barry Manilow, Bette Midler and Neil Diamond were taking over. Curator: Amy Pederson Converse Opening Reception: Saturday, January 16 | 6pm - 9pm Punk Povera is a group exhibition situating recent work in painting, drawing, sculpture and video from Los Angeles a