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A Newcastle Dunciad 1966-2008

Recollections of a Musical and Artistic Avant Garde

David WiseSeries: WiseBooks
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
BPC Ebooks

About

In 1966, King Mob founders Stuart and David Wise were students at Newcastle School of Art, publishing the avant garde magazine Icteric. A Newcastle Dunciad, the latest in the WisEbook Series, recalls the ideas and practices of the Tyneside radicals and how they were 'recuperated'' by the developers for the post-industrial 'regeneration' of Tyneside. This volume also has a Situationist critique of their art school contemporary, Bryan Ferry,

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