Tuesday, 14 December 2010
Sub Cultures
I am finding all of these sub cultures very similar and i think that the whole idea of subcultures has changed a lot especially in this decade. People are so much more individual these days and they experiment with style more. There isn't so much typical 'groups' of people dressing the same with the same music and lifestyle interests. People can style have 'looks' but they are more mixtures of different looks put together. I think it is still more of an american thing to have the different sub cultures and even there the cliques are becoming more and more disperse, well the ones i know in the places I have visited. I am going to keep researching into this idea of sub culture as i dont really like the ons listed and dont feel i want to continue to research them.
Ravers
A party goer
I see neon sticks/ glow sticks
Dots on the faces
Thumping music
Anyone can be a raver nowadays
I think it differed in the past
I see neon sticks/ glow sticks
Dots on the faces
Thumping music
Anyone can be a raver nowadays
I think it differed in the past
Sloanes
-stereotype in the UK of young, upper class or upper-middle-class women or men who share distinctive and common lifestyle traits.
-possibly came from people who hang around Sloane Sq?
-possibly came from people who hang around Sloane Sq?
Club kids
New York City club personalities mostly led by Michael Alig and James St. James in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
This group was notable for their outrageous costumes and extensive drug use—in particular, ecstasy, ketamine, cocaine and heroin, although preferences ranged. Some were even assigned names and personas by Alig himself.
All these sub cultures seem to have the same sort of issues with trying to stand out/ be different/ drugs etc!
This group was notable for their outrageous costumes and extensive drug use—in particular, ecstasy, ketamine, cocaine and heroin, although preferences ranged. Some were even assigned names and personas by Alig himself.
All these sub cultures seem to have the same sort of issues with trying to stand out/ be different/ drugs etc!
No Wave
It tried to clarify the differences between the various categories of music too often confused or wrongly treated.
A key contribution is given precisely by the Arts, starting by comics, which in their designs and in the plot of theirs stories, try to give an image and translate on paper the ideology and aesthetic of this musical and cultural movement at the same time.
True manifesto of the New Wave can be considered the work of James O'Barr, The Crow, in which the author, fascinated by the richness and lyrism of the work by groups like The Cure and Joy Division, creates a deep and complex character, a romantic and gothic story at the same time, a melancholic atmosphere in which love is so strong that it can win even death. All this is made not only through the development of story, but from sketching design, the use of color (white and black), which can to project magically in a dream and spectral atmosphere.
A key contribution is given precisely by the Arts, starting by comics, which in their designs and in the plot of theirs stories, try to give an image and translate on paper the ideology and aesthetic of this musical and cultural movement at the same time.
True manifesto of the New Wave can be considered the work of James O'Barr, The Crow, in which the author, fascinated by the richness and lyrism of the work by groups like The Cure and Joy Division, creates a deep and complex character, a romantic and gothic story at the same time, a melancholic atmosphere in which love is so strong that it can win even death. All this is made not only through the development of story, but from sketching design, the use of color (white and black), which can to project magically in a dream and spectral atmosphere.
New Wave
It tried to clarify the differences between the various categories of music too often confused or wrongly treated.
A key contribution is given precisely by the Arts, starting by comics, which in their designs and in the plot of theirs stories, try to give an image and translate on paper the ideology and aesthetic of this musical and cultural movement at the same time.
True manifesto of the New Wave can be considered the work of James O'Barr, The Crow, in which the author, fascinated by the richness and lyrism of the work by groups like The Cure and Joy Division, creates a deep and complex character, a romantic and gothic story at the same time, a melancholic atmosphere in which love is so strong that it can win even death. All this is made not only through the development of story, but from sketching design, the use of color (white and black), which can to project magically in a dream and spectral atmosphere.
A key contribution is given precisely by the Arts, starting by comics, which in their designs and in the plot of theirs stories, try to give an image and translate on paper the ideology and aesthetic of this musical and cultural movement at the same time.
True manifesto of the New Wave can be considered the work of James O'Barr, The Crow, in which the author, fascinated by the richness and lyrism of the work by groups like The Cure and Joy Division, creates a deep and complex character, a romantic and gothic story at the same time, a melancholic atmosphere in which love is so strong that it can win even death. All this is made not only through the development of story, but from sketching design, the use of color (white and black), which can to project magically in a dream and spectral atmosphere.
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