Mark Perry began Punk fanzine Sniffin’ Glue 1976

Influenced by the Dada

movement of the early 20th

century.

Cut and paste or

photo-montageHannah Höch (German, 1889-1978). Cut with the Kitchen Knife through the Last Weimar Beer-Belly Cultural Epoch in

Germany, 1919-1920.

 

Jamie Reid was born in 1946.

Studied at Wimbledon Art College later Croydon Art College, Met Malcolm McLaren. His DIY, style of collage became the look that dominated punk design for years to come.

Reid ‘The visual origins of this particular sleeve came from the work I was doing at the Suburban Press. At the time, we had to produce cheap (no money), fast, and effective visuals, so collage was the dominant look; things cut out from papers and magazines-photos and lettering-which was the so-called ‘blackmail punk’ look’

Jamie Reid: “This style is a continuing part of 20th-century collage, agit-prop art, including early Russian Revolutionary artists, John Hartfield’s anti-Nazi work, various Dadaists/Surrealists sifting into Situationism and into punk.”

Agitprop (Agitation and Propaganda) prior and post Russian Revolution

Jamie Reid and the Situationist

movement

The Situationist International 1957

avant-garde groups from different anti-establishment art movement

Dadaist/Surrealist/Bauhaus etc….

who became artistic and political agitators criticising Western Capitalism with

methods such as Manifestos ..sloganeering….montage

…..pranks…….disinformation

   

The Nowhere Buses first created for a San-Fransico Situationist magazine Point

Blank 1973

I will be discussing subversion and T-shirts and Album covers in a later lecture

Peter Saville

Born 1955Studied graphics at Manchester Polytechnic from 1974 to 1978Influenced bytypographers such as Herbert Bayer and Jan Tschichold

Like Jamie ReidSaville was linked to a musical movement…..

The Manchester Sound of Factory Records 1979-

Next week’s Seminar choose a surface/product/graphic designer

And discuss their importance in contemporary culture