Art of Punk

Author and designer Russ Bestley is Reader in Graphic Design & Subcultures at the London College of Communication, University of the Arts, London. He is lead editor of the journal Punk & Post-Punk, series editor and art director for the Global Punk book series (Intellect) and a leading member of the international Punk Scholars Network. His research archive can be accessed at www.hitsvilleuk.com Alex Ogg is an author and journalist whose books include The Hip Hop Years (accompanying the BAFTA-nominated TV series on which he acted as consultant), No More Heroes, and Independence Days. He has contributed to various publications, including The Times, Vive Le Rock, French art magazine Etapes International, Classic Rock, and award-winning website The Quietus. He is the former editor of Spiral Scratch and currently coeditor of the esteemed academic journal Punk & Post-Punk. Vivien Goldman, a Londoner, has lived in Paris and now resides in New York City. Her can-doattitude and outernational insights have been on display in journalism, books, radio,television, university teaching, multimedia lecturing, museums, the recording studio, and the stage, ever since the punky reggae mid-1970s. A longtime adjunct professor at NYU’s Clive Davis Institute of Recording Music,Tisch, her lecturing life has taken her to London, New York, Los Angeles, Munich,Bilbao, Lagos, and beyond.Goldman’s archive is collected at the Fales Library, NYU, as the Vivien GoldmanPunk & Reggae Collection. Her vintage journalism can be found atrocksbackpages.com. Alex Ogg is an author and journalist whose books include The Hip Hop Years (accompanying the BAFTA-nominated TV series on which he acted as consultant), No More Heroes, and Independence Days. He has contributed to various publications, including The Times, Vive Le Rock, French art magazine Etapes International, Classic Rock, and award-winning website The Quietus. He is the former editor of Spiral Scratch and currently coeditor of the esteemed academic journal Punk & Post-Punk.