PTMADDEN: Sex Pistols – April 1976
1st June 2016
40 years ago, PTMADDEN shot his favourite group the Sex Pistols at Nashville Rooms in West Kensington, London in 3<sup>rd</sup> April 1976. The young art
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40 years ago, PTMADDEN shot his favourite group the Sex Pistols at Nashville Rooms in West Kensington, London in 3<sup>rd</sup> April 1976. The young art
We were lucky enough last night to get down to the screening of ‘Safe House: A Decline of Ideas’, a documentary about the history and
This May 25 will be the 76th birthday of famed photographer and contemporary artist, Nobuyoshi Araki. Born in Tokyo, the Japanese legend is known for
In the 1970’s and 80’s when British sub culture really found its feet there was a constant evolution and cross splintering , which lead to
A few words from Erin of our design team who was along at the screening: Kidulthood turned 10 years old yesterday and to celebrate the
His hands smothering like hot honey / shrieks wrangled with throats like fists</em>..” – clear, audacious and stood aplomb in front of the audience; her
We don’t usually write too much about street art on our blog. Although our London HQ sits almost on top of some of the best
The Barbican library is always thriving in original exhibitions and until the 19th June The Barbican has introduced ‘Strange and Familiar: Britain as Revealed by
Thumbing through our library here at Underground, the cover of this book always makes me pause. It’s been twenty years since conceptual artist Gillian Wearing’s
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