The anti-capitalist, class war art collective who infuriated the straight and gay establishment alike.
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Kristel Bechara’s Psychomachia
An impressive new exhibition of work at London’s Eclectic gallery.
Woefully Misleading Movie Posters
A collection of movie posters that promised patrons something rather different than the film that they would eventually see.
Lydia Lunch Is For Sale
The most important figure in the transgressive underground is selling the rights to everything that she has ever done.
Cindy Sherman’s Student Films
Three experimental short films by one of the world’s most renowned visual artists.
Why The Past Matters
The Critical Drinker’s passionate defence of the art of yesterday, no matter how much it clashes with current ideas.
Away From It All: Vintage British Holiday Resort Advertising
Classic holiday resort posters promising a world of sun, sea and sophistication for British holidaymakers who avoided the temptations of the continent.
Ugly People And Their Beautiful Creations: The Art Is Not The Artist
Bad people make great art, and it is important that we learn to separate the two.
Maria Der’s Alternative Cinematic Universe
Maria Der’s wonderfully deranged visions from the tobacco cured VHS parlours of yesteryear allow us a peak and a prod at the underbelly of many beloved Hollywood favourites.
This Is Marshall McLuhan: The Medium Is The Message
A hot and cold pop culture-laden Sixties documentary about the mass media theorist.
Sex And Death In The Lindner Coffin Calendars
From eroticism to extinction, the world’s most intriguing collection of art calendars.
Making Love On Film In Margaret Salmon’s Two
The photographic artist and filmmaker sets out to find the point between the erotic and the pornographic in a new exhibition.