Ted Polhemus will introduce the new edition of his book Street Style and show visuals at The Museum of Club Culture on Friday 3rd December from 7pm
Monday, 29 November 2010
Friday, 26 November 2010
Captain Zips Video Trip last night was attended by an enthusiastic audience followed by a lively discussion afterwards
http://www.flickr.com/photos/museumofclubculture/sets/72157625471997630/
Sunday, 21 November 2010
Saturday, 20 November 2010
The Captain Zip Video Trip
Captain Zip will introduce his films at The Museum of Club Culture, 10 Humber Street Hull, HU1 1TG on Thursday 25th November, 2010. Doors open 6.30pm, screening starts 7pm
Phil Munnoch aka Captain Zip had become involved in London’s punk scene and decided to start filming it for posterity. He reports spending every spare weekend filming on the Kings Road, where this footage was taken. While the punk scene was the subject of much television reportage and some independent film making, 'The Captain Zip Video Trip' is unusual in focussing exclusively on the everyday grassroots punk scene from the viewpoint of those directly involved. These vibrant time capsules of one of the most colourful explosions of expression the streets of England have witnessed were largely edited in-camera and have become an important social history resource enabling an inspiring form of time travel to a less politically censored age.
Captain Zip's films are a part of The British Film Institute National Film and Television archive.
Phil Munnoch aka Captain Zip had become involved in London’s punk scene and decided to start filming it for posterity. He reports spending every spare weekend filming on the Kings Road, where this footage was taken. While the punk scene was the subject of much television reportage and some independent film making, 'The Captain Zip Video Trip' is unusual in focussing exclusively on the everyday grassroots punk scene from the viewpoint of those directly involved. These vibrant time capsules of one of the most colourful explosions of expression the streets of England have witnessed were largely edited in-camera and have become an important social history resource enabling an inspiring form of time travel to a less politically censored age.
Captain Zip's films are a part of The British Film Institute National Film and Television archive.
The Art of Illustration
The Art of Illustration! Free workshop
Practitioner, author and educator Mark Wigan will give a free introductory workshop on illustration on Sunday 21st November.
Mark Wigan has written 5 books on illustration for AVA publishing and his illustrations have been commissioned by a broad range of clients, he has led B.A. and M.A. courses at Camberwell College of Arts, University of Salford and now is lecturing at HSAD.
This introductory workshop is a taster for more short courses planned for the near future.
This introductory workshop is a taster for more short courses planned for the near future.
Friday, 19 November 2010
Friday, 12 November 2010
A Kate Jessop animation for The Museum of Club Culture
Heres a still from a promo video Kate Jessop made for The Museum of Club Culture, to see the video go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0D2454yym0
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