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2. www.nokillmag.com › articles › the-women-of-no-waveThe Women of No Wave Cinema - No Kill Mag

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   Synopsis: Guérillère Talks, comprising seven rolls of Super 8 film, is a series of portraits of women, all of whom are associated with the No Wave music and art scene. The film features Beate Nilsen, Ikue Mori, Lydia Lunch, Pat Place, Adele Bertei, and Anya Phillips. In Guérillère Talks the filmmaker’s presence is felt through the ...

3. www.theransomnote.com › art-culture › news-artWatch Incredible 80'S Footage Of The Women Of No Wave And ...

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   The duo have recently bought Rosa Vertov online, where they’ve reposted a series of video compilations made up of rare clips of female-fronted 1980s post punk and no wave bands. Drawing on European and American obscurities, with the exception of a few ever-green favourites (The Waitresses, Young Marble Giants) we can safely say we’ve heard ...

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   What is a 'no wave'?

   • The artistic scene known as "no wave" came to light in New York in the late 1970s. It provided a veritable open-air laboratory for a new generation of musicians, filmmakers, visual artists and performers, including James Chance, Alan Vega, Lydia Lunch, Karole Armitage, Sonic Youth, Beth B & Scott B, and Christian Marclay.

   No wave: in the heart of New York counter-cultures in the 1970s-1980s

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   When did no wave start?

   • No Wave began in 1976-1977 during the same time period as early punk rock and New Wave. It was characterized by a harsh, rhythm based sound, nihilistic lyrics and shouted or monotone vocals mixed with noisy, atonal guitar and screeching saxophone parts reminiscent of free jazz.

   No New York: A Profile of the No Wave Movement

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   Who are some famous No Wave filmmakers?

   • Famous No Wave filmmakers include Scott B, Beth B, Jim Jarmusch, Nick Zedd and Richard Kern, who created the controversial short film Fingered starring Lydia Lunch. The films were typically shot in black and white and focused on themes of sex, violence and degradation. No Wave cinema eventually evolved into Transgressive Cinema.

   No New York: A Profile of the No Wave Movement

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   What happened to 'no wave'?

   • They decided to call the record * No New York * , and soon the small community of musicians and filmmakers surrounding it was dubbed "No Wave." Small, and short-lived: within a year, many No Wave groups were gone. As * The * * New York Times * ' Robert Palmer put it, "Naming the movement just about finished it off."

   NO!: The Origins of No Wave | Pitchfork

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5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › HotpantsHotpants - Wikipedia

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   Brocade hotpants modelled by Larysa Poznyak for Bebe, 2008 Man wearing pink hotpants for a gay pride event, 2010. Hotpants or hot pants are extremely short shorts.The term was first used by Women's Wear Daily in 1970 to describe shorts made in luxury fabrics such as velvet and satin for fashionable wear, rather than their more practical equivalents that had been worn for sports or leisure ...

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   Jan 14, 2008 · In the late 1970s, a loose collective of New York bands created a radical reaction to New Wave and Punk that came to be known as No Wave. Led by Mars, DNA, Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, the ...

7. www.centrepompidou.fr › en › magazineNo wave: in the heart of New York counter-cultures in the ...

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   Feb 21, 2023 · The artistic scene known as "no wave" came to light in New York in the late 1970s. It provided a veritable open-air laboratory for a new generation of musicians, filmmakers, visual artists and performers, including James Chance, Alan Vega, Lydia Lunch, Karole Armitage, Sonic Youth, Beth B & Scott B, and Christian Marclay. Out of tune guitars and destructured rhythms enriched a range of ...

8. www.smithsonianmag.com › arts-culture › hit-makingHit-Making Hot Pants | Smithsonian

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   Aug 24, 2012 · In the first months of 1971, hot pants ( as the B-52s later put it) burned, sizzled and just plain exploded. They were on the runways, in shopping malls and the pages of McCall’s Needlework and ...

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   No Wave remains one of the most obscure, short-lived, mysterious and influential musical movements of the 20th century. No Wave began in 1976-1977 during the same time period as early punk rock and New Wave. It was characterized by a harsh, rhythm based sound, nihilistic lyrics and shouted or monotone vocals mixed with noisy, atonal guitar and ...