The Slits: College radio standoff between ‘a coven of witches and a mob of townspeople,’ 1980
Disc jockey: “What do you think about President Reagan.” Slits: “Oh boring.” “Boring.” “Ugh.” “I can’t deal with that.” “He’s full of shit.” The Slits…
Disc jockey: “What do you think about President Reagan.” Slits: “Oh boring.” “Boring.” “Ugh.” “I can’t deal with that.” “He’s full of shit.” The Slits…
The magazine version of the controversial advertising campaign for Black and Blue from 1976 In 1976, the Rolling Stones released Black and Blue, their first…
Jen Ray’s paintings of “sparring Amazonian women who inhabit decaying, semi-surrealist and strangely beautiful wastelands” evoke the late ’70s avant-post-psychedelic science fiction worlds one would…
1969 WITCH protest in front of Chicago Federal Building. Of all the second wave feminists who exploded into action over the 1960s and 70s, no…
This was uploaded a couple of months ago, and how I missed it for this long I do not know, but No-Wave high priestess Lydia…
Chicago’s 2012 fireworks demo, ‘A Butterfly for Pomona.’ Her latest, ‘A Butterfly for Brooklyn,’ was much larger. Judy Chicago is the original feminist artist–in fact…
Canadian director Kara Blake‘s award-winning short documentary The Delian Mode is an audio-visual love letter to pioneering electronic composer Delia Derbyshire, best known for her…
My love of “AM Gold” is well-documented on this blog, and I defend the soft-rock/easy listening genres of the 1970s as an artistic movement of…
By the way, the other woman in this photo is Dorothy Pitman Hughes, an amazing activist who has received neither the press nor the institutional…
I don’t know what kind of profile Charlotte Church has in the US any more, if she has any. Five million Americans have bought Church’s…