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Author:   Martin Green ,  NJ Stevenson
Publisher:   Scala Arts & Heritage Publishers Ltd
Imprint:   Scala Arts & Heritage Publishers Ltd
ISBN:  

9781785516016

ISBN 10:   1785516019
Pages:   208
Publication Date:   07 November 2024
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Forthcoming
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Table of Contents

Into Taboo - Martin Green Timeline Introduction - NJ Stevenson The Designers Leigh Bowery Annie LaPaz Rachel Auburn Now Everything is New - Iain R Webb John Crancher Peter Doig In conversation with Peter Doig Gallagher Wells John Flett Juliana Sissons In conversation with Holly Johnson Bodymap Dean Bright A Year in Fashion - Halle Bakke’s diaries Boys Wonder English Eccentrics PX Judy Blame John Galliano The Parish Noticeboard - Daniel Scott Pam Hogg Demob In conversation with Mark Moore Christopher Nemeth Nocturne Stephen Linard In conversation with Dave Swindells David Cabaret Mark & Syrie Clothes for London Warriors - Syrie Panton Degville’s Dispensary Richard Torry Red or Dead In conversation with Wayne & Gerardine Hemingway Vaughn & Franks Elmaz Hüsyein Mark Lawrence Afterword - Claire Lawrie

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‘A sumptuous feast of images and a riveting narrative about an era when getting dressed up was an act of defiance. Green and Stevenson’s veteran status brings authenticity and further depth to the story, ensuring that Bowery’s legacy and that of his fellow fashion rebels live on.’   -- Artlyst

Author Information

Martin Green was a regular on the 1980s club circuit and went on to run the legendary nightclub Smashing in the early 90s. He is curator of the exhibition Outlaws: Fashion Renegades of 80s London which opens at the Fashion and Textile Museum, London in October 2024. Green has compiled 30 albums and has a show on Soho Radio. He has co-ordinated fashion show music for Katherine Hamnett, Pringle and Pucci and has DJ'd at events for Pulp, Prada and Paul McCartney. NJ Stevenson began her fashion curatorial career in 2008 and has since worked on many projects with venues including the Fashion and Textile Museum, where she is curating Outlaws with Martin Green. Stevenson is widely published and is a lecturer at the London College of Fashion. She first met Martin Green on the London club scene in the early 1990s.

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