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Three slide sets based on material collected by the Institute for Popular Culture at The Manchester Metropolitan University, featuring graphic design associated with rave and club culture during the late...
Discusses elitism in art, with contributions from composer Harrison Birtwistle, novelist Iain Sinclair, and artist Sonia Boyce. Patrick Wright traces the emergence of a new 1980s’ culture which equates...
Discusses the way ideology can be reflected through popular drama and examines the way ‘Eastenders’ reflects everyday life in Britain. Looks at the extent to which television can transmit ideological...
Images from advertising, pop music, magazines and films directed at the 1950s British teenager.
Traces the process whereby sexual violence against women goes from being a serious threat to being trivialised by the media.
In a lecture Professor Michael Eric Dyson blends critical theory with an appreciation of popular culture, rap lyrics with classical poetry, and anecdotes of personal history with sweeping geopolitical...
Examines teenage sexuality in relation to popular culture. Eight young people, aged 16-24, talk about the forces in their lives that influence how they make decisions about sex; two of them talk about living...
Documents the era of punk rock, with live footage and promotional material from British punk bands. Contains interviews with band members, street punks and punk journalists, showing how being a punk became...
Shot in 1977-78, documents the origins of punk rock from its beginnings on London’s pub rock circuit to UK chart domination. Looks at the anti-fashion statements of Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm MacLaren,...
Film based on the popular music festival held in Bethel New York, in August 1969, attented by half a million hippies.
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