Many publications of the last 30 or so years dealt with the social life (or interaction) of almost anything from objects, commodities to video games. Here comes one more title, it has the focus on the nature, social abilities and creative power of popular music. Or rather, it is on music that was re-discovered, re-arranged, […]
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Month: September 2020
Dreams Unreal: The Genesis of the Psychedelic Rock Poster by Titus O’Brien et al. (2020)
Thanks to a handful of creative poster artists and their large fan group that immediately generated, many rock concert posters of the late 1960s today are rightfully considered art, rather than mere advertisements. Their most intriguing aspect then and today were the poster’s strong display of psychedelic arrangements, drug-influenced ways of perceiving shapes, names and […]