Sentences with phrase «of biker culture»

His large - format collage drawings fuse poetry, song lyrics, and popular phrases with the visual iconography of biker culture, the sex industry, and the world of music.

Sunday, June 12 «Ride with Norman Reedus» (AMC) at 10 p.m. / 9c «The Walking Dead» star will tour the U.S. exploring all the facets of biker culture.

The future of biker culture will be less Hells Angels, more Golden Girls.

Not exact matches

In the second half of the 20th century, the denim jacket became indelibly associated with pop culture as it was adopted by artists: beat intellectuals, rock stars, punks, bikers and hip - hop musicians.

What most people don't know is that there are lots of things to biker culture that many don't understand while others have misconceptions about it.

However, once you start to reap the fruits of your labor, you'll find yourself immersed in the biker culture, which might come as a shock that you need to prepare for.

Roger Corman's The Wild Angels took the outlaw culture of the biker movie into nervy, nihilistic territory.

Yorkville was a place where, potentially, you could develop a more discerning eye for understanding the production of culture and sometimes come to recognize the coincidence between mass cultural production and the regression of one's own intellect, as bikers, greasers, hippies, teenyboppers, and sometimes political organizers, congregated in the coffee shops and flop houses, or just hung out on the streets, all pretending that we were creating a new society free from the normative shackles of conventional morality and lifestyle but basically we were looking for drugs, sex and rock and roll and our twenty minutes of fame.

In Bikin» and Brotherhood, Spurgeon offers a glimpse into the sinister and misunderstood world of American biker - gang culture.

Your event will highlight historic influences of culture from the many iconic stops along the way, from a retro malt shop to a classic biker's garage.

Prince's technique involves appropriation, and he pilfers freely from the vast image bank of popular culture to create works that simultaneously embrace and critique a quintessentially American sensibility, with images stemming from the Marlboro Man, muscle cars, biker chicks, off - color jokes, gag cartoons and pulp fiction novels, among many other sources.

Biker culture is the theme of his exhibition, Wot No Bike.

The cultures clash symbolically in Richard Prince's photomontage of images of a love - in and a biker rally, and abstractly in Mary Heilmann's brightly colored «Seeing Things,» which is half orderly grid, half phantasmagoric splat.

These draw upon heavy metal music, biker culture, Romantic prose, and video games where by Page examines how their visual language and cultural content is itself borrowed, reinterpreted and redefined and then furiously re-consumed, leading to the development of cross-cultural narratives.

Childhood memories of dirt biking culture informed the palette and the expressionistic brushwork of the white Biker 1 (14 January 2015) and black and cobalt Biker 2 (3 January 2015), which are arresting examples, as is the variegated dark Black Valley (6 February 2015).

Over a career that spanned nearly fifty years, he produced thousands of images beginning in the 1940s, robbing straight homophobic culture of its most virile and masculine archetypes; bikers, hoodlums, lumberjacks, cops, cowboys, and sailors, and recasting them — through deft skill and fantastic imagination — unapologetic, self - aware, and boastfully proud enthusiasts of gay sex.

Our favorite was an image of hands arranging a pair of biker boots; a symbol of the leather culture that was the graphic subject of much of his photography.