Punk - No One is Innocent: Art, Style, Revolt Gregory halpern In May 1971

In May 1971

they were intended to make viewers question their conscious or unconscious assumptions and impulses when looking at a pornographic centerfold—a format that perhaps had a far greater hold on the male (and female) imagination in the 1980s than it does today

This is not a book about a rock band

Gathered Leaves contains intimate portraits

so you can see the effects of families living on the land 200 years ago

Punk - No One is Innocent: Art, Style, Revolt Gregory halpern In May 1971First edition of this catalogue Punk No One is Innocent: Art, Style, Revolt by Thomas Miessgang (ed.) from 2008 First impression Large forma paperback in near fine condition Slight wear and toning to cover Pages clean, binding firm About Punk often seems best understood as an entirely historical term, signaling a stance or mood whose energies infused the arts of the 1970s across the board; as last year's popular ICA London show Secret Public