SUB>SUMED
Ian Trowellcrossovers: subcultures, art, fashion
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Bad Dress Sense – Thrash punk, skateboarding and surf wear as 80s subculture
This fifth and final essay continues the autobiographical autopsy through (photographs of) objects, revisited with a particular focus on clothing. It also documents the extent of my brief active involvement in skateboarding.
Bad Dress Sense – Thrash punk, skateboarding and surf wear as 80s subculture
My diary records a first mention of skateboarding in April 1986, but I am struggling to recall any specifics emerging from the brief note. From May and through the rest of that year, whilst I’m living in various student houses in Sheffield,...
Bad Dress Sense – Thrash punk, skateboarding and surf wear as 80s subculture
Continuing this series, I am now going to look at how third wave skateboarding finally established itself as a fully-fledged subculture through a triumvirate of material objects (skateboard decks, associated hardware and adornments such as ...
Bad Dress Sense – Thrash punk, skateboarding and surf wear as 80s subculture
1970s skateboarding and original UK punk rock were not successfully coupled, we can broadly agree on that. There were half-hearted attempts and dislocated moments, however the UK incarnation of this ‘second wave’ of skateboarding loitered a...
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Writer on UK subcultures, music, fashion, popular culture, art, media
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