Sentences with phrase «glam rock»
Plant up old wine cases or seed boxes with a generous profusion of Geranium «Hot «n» Spicy Mixed», Ranunculus «Paeony mixed» and Hydrangea macrophylla «Glam Rock» and set them on the windowsill inside the house, or along the garden wall.
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About Blog Glam Rock (Glamour Rock aka Glitter Rock) is a form of pop rock music that developed in the UK and US in the 1970s, and continued its influence into the 1980s.
About Blog Glam Rock (Glamour Rock aka Glitter Rock) is a form of pop rock music that developed in the UK and US in the 1970s, and continued its influence into the 1980s.
Described by the artist as a «scatter environment», it combines art historical references with glam rock popular culture in an immersive installation filtered by coloured lights and a soundtrack.
Her paintings infuse multiple visual references from Chinese scroll painting; decorative textiles, and places lived or traveled with a glam rock aesthetic embracing materials such as glitter, pumice, ink, and acrylic.
The flash symbol is instantly familiar from hazard warning signs, but such is the way that Dray subtly destabilises her lean iconography, one's mind wanders also to Ziggy Stardust and 1970s glam rock.
The Performance and Style, which promises to demonstrate the influence of the glam rock era, from 1971 to 1975, on other art forms in Europe and America.
From performing as Ziggy Stardust during the Glam Rock years to his famed New Romantic Ashes to Ashes photoshoot, each piece of artwork reimagines iconic moments in Bowie's career in a fusion of aluminium and neon.
Glamour Wig, 2005, for instance, takes a stepladder and a rock star wig to create a pastiche of a skinny, androgynous long - legged glam rock star with a gaping mouth, mining the theatricality of the objects on display and contesting the histrionics behind the ideals of heroism and beauty that figurative sculptures embody.
Industrial folk music, the incessant rhythms and racket of the factory floor, heavy metal and glam rock, will also permeate the exhibition in sound installations and film.
The exhibition takes its name from the 1972 album by the recently deceased glam - rock star Lou Reed, finding its parallel with regard to the world of fashion and glam rock of the 1970s.
Rock art comes to the Serpentine — glam rock, that is.
Prepare to explain an encyclopedic knowledge of glam rock tunes or guilty pleasures of the 80's to your friends.
On the way they will be able to deck out their characters in decade - themed costumes and venues (please no glam rock and feathers).
About Blog Glam Rock (Glamour Rock aka Glitter Rock) is a form of pop rock music that developed in the UK and US in the 1970s, and continued its influence into the 1980s.
The singer - songwriter and producer had an illustrious career in glam rock, art rock, soul, hard rock, dance pop, punk and electronica, and his death came as a shock to fans all over the world, especially since he had just released his 25th album, Blackstar, on 8 January 2016, which was his birthday.
As radiation treatment begins, understand why she chose to bring her glam rock characters to life as «Mother Feath - air» and compete for a spot in the World Air Guitar Championship.
From Lalo Schifrin's (Joe Kidd, Dirty Harry) lackluster and repetitive Psycho - like scoring, to the god - awful performance late in the film by the glam rock / new wave artists, Sparks (any ideas on how to get the incessant chorus from «Big Boy» out of my head?)
Given a fall film season that finds Burwell on impressive display with the eccentric stop motion animated chamber score for Charlie Kaufman's «Anomalisa» the swaggering punk rock gangsterism of Brian Hegeland's «Legend,» the most emotionally impactful Burwell score belongs to «Carol,» his new collaboration with director Todd Haynes, Having first teamed for the 70s glam rock odyssey of «Velvet Goldmine,» then gone back to the 30s and 40s for the tormented career woman that netted HBO's «Mildred Pierce» miniseries a best score Golden Globe, Burwell and Haynes now journey to the 1950s.
Music is the great equalizer between mind, body, and soul — and Haynes views glam rock as an art form that allowed means of expression for a band of outsiders.
Bowie is indisputably one of the most influential stars of all - time, with his androgyny and gender - bending feeling way ahead of its time and as the pioneer of glam rock.
Todd Haynes delves into the velvet goldmine of Glam Rock and Brian Slade, a mod star who burns hot, then out by 1971.
Penn plays Cheyenne, the middle - aged lead singer of an American glam rock band that disbanded twenty years ago.
In this week's You Have To See... we look at the iconoclastic Todd Haynes» glam rock tribute, VELVET GOLDMINE.
Andrej Trbojevic: A paean to the glossy heyday of glam rock with Ewan McGregor and Jonathan Rhys Meyers macking at the apex of their silver - screen virility, what's there not to like about Velvet Goldmine?
The game starred Jack Black as Eddie Riggs, a roadie who is transported to a mystical, heavy metal - themed world; once there, he discovers he may be the only one able to rescue humanity from the clutches of a glam rock tyrant.
Todd Haynes» 1999 film «Velvet Goldmine» (Miramax) reimagines the Glam rock era and the iconic influence of David Bowie through the kaleidoscopic lens of «Citizen Kane» and the fictionalized persona of rock legend and bi-sexual pop icon Brian Slade (played by Jonathan Rhys - Myers).
Namely, a Machiavellian granola leader who loves glam rock.
Following the psychedelic rock of the 60s, the 70s kicked off with a homo - eroticized bend on rock music that was dubbed «glam rock», led by the likes of David Bowie, Iggy Pop and Lou Reed.
Haynes's epic history of glam rock is really visually stunning, though, as reporter Christian Bale attempts to track down a fictionalized David Bowie-esque rock star who disappeared from the spotlight after faking his own death.
Big city musical based in late»80s LA, set to the glam rock tunes of Styx, Bon Jovi, Twisted Sister, Poison and more.
This Must Be the Place, an English language drama starring Sean Penn as a glam rock star turned Nazi hunter, floundered in limited US release in the fall 2012.
While Haynes» love letter to David Bowie, glam rock, genderbending and sexual liberation should have gone off like a rocket, to paraphrase the film, instead it went down like a bloody knackered lift.
Then I discovered David Bowie and glam rock.
Ever the chameleon, Haynes (who has made throwback 50's melodramas, glam rock pastiches and high concept Bob Dylan biopics) has set his camera's eye on the world of children, adapting an illustrated book by Brian Selznick, best known for writing the novel that would become Martin Scorsese's flight of fancy, Hugo.
By 1984, it seems Arthur has given up his wild youth for a more conventional life, but the film ultimately argues that glam rock's spirit never really dies, even during eras in which platform shoes and glitter eye shadow are less socially acceptable.
Haynes literalizes Bowie's open - minded attitude into something more concrete, focusing his film specifically on the intersection of glam rock and the gay community.
If the film occasionally feels gaudy, pretentious, and scattered, that's as much a commentary on glam rock as anything else.
Helped along by Sandy Powell's impeccable costume design, Haynes makes the energetic glam rock era feel impossibly appealing, especially for those too young to have lived through it.
Not that it's necessarily a problem, but there's never been an ounce of historical accuracy to Dynasty Warriors, as not only do most of the characters wield magic but they all dress up in glam rock costumes — with a bizarrely inappropriate soundtrack to match.
Occasionally billing himself Buster Poindexter, David Johansen is a supporting actor and former lead singer for the glam rock band the New York Dolls.
And like Guardians of the Galaxy, it presents us with the comforting notion that outer space isn't all that different from a glam rock - themed disco.
Clearly, Houghton's found fertile ground in connecting with her inner rage monster, but there's a different side to the album too: anthemic glam rock reminiscent of Bowie's work with guitarist Mick Ronson.
A hypnotic, kaleidoscope-esque look at glam rock in Britain during the 1970's, Velvet Goldmine is absolutely insane and incredibly ambitious on the part of Todd Haynes.
Somewhat fittingly, the singer's first executive producer credit was for 1998's Velvet Goldmine, director Todd Haynes» florid, nostalgic examination of a fictional glam rock icon.
Done in ahead of his time by an overhyped publicity machine, 70s glam rock musician Jobriath retreated to the Chelsea Hotel to die, forgotten, as one of the earliest casualties of AIDS.
Glam rock guy, open for discussions of any topic.
Two and a show days into Paris Fashion Week and your next season's shopping list is already starting to take shape: the Laura Ashley - style Seventies floral dress and a pair of glam rock boots...
But I just can't shake the fear of me looking a little too much like I have just rocked out of an 80s glam rock band...
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