WHERE ART HISTORY AND POP CULTURE COLLIDE
a poem by Saint Torrente with photographs by Poppy Marriott published in TAH VOL.2 – coming February 17, pre-order for paper copies opened until March 22. I was looking into the mirror of the photography studio you were renting. You handed me my heels and said “come” and I did. They were stilettos, and…
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In the last chapter of our series on Art History Podcasts, MAYANNE SORET speaks to the woman behind the Art UK’s podcast Art Matters, Ferren Gipson.
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In December 2017, Elise set up to write about the importance of loving pop culture, and how it is perceived in academia, and Mayanne sent her a bunch of unedited thoughts she had saved in her notes app, that were never meant to be seen, or used, like a shameful journal entry. This is the result.
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Grime. A genre typified by propulsive electronic production played at a tempo of roughly 140 beats per minute, aggressively delivered rapped vocals (very often in the form of repeated refrains) and an aesthetic that perfectly embodies the black British youth off the past 15 years or so. Since its inception, it has had a strained relationship with the mainstream media. It has been portrayed as nothing more than musical barbarism and has been excluded from the likes of award ceremonies, talk shows and musical magazines. Lamar Ita interviews photographer Vicki Grout, Radio Host Scully, and Producer and DJ Luke Warm.
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