6works72min

　

New ways of thinking about identity, the self and the body were all part of punk’s powerful legacy. This unlikely cocktail of visionary experimental films and bright, brash pop videos shows how visual culture changed radically at the start of the 1980s. Genre boundaries became blurred and the use of masks and make-up challenged the conventions of identity construction and representation – often to the sound of a catchy electronic melody.
　
THE MODERN IMAGE　John MAYBURY / 1978 / 8mm (digital screening) / 13min. (UK)
SOLITUDE　John MAYBURY / 1981 / 8mm (digital screening) / 13min. (UK)
BUNGALOW DEPRESSION　Grayson PERRY + Jennifer BINNIE / 1981 / 8mm (digital screening) / 4min. (UK)
THE PRIVATE VIEW　The Neo-Naturists / 1981 / 8mm (digital screening) / 7min. (UK)
ECHO AND THE BUNNYMEN: SHINE SO HARD　John Smith / 1981 / 16mm (digital screening) / 32min. (UK)
ADAM ANT: STAND AND DELIVER　Mike MANSFIELD + Adam ANT / 1981 / video / 3min. (UK)
　

Schedule

TOKYO：5/2 21:15, 5/6 13:45　S program
KYOTO：5/22 11:00　S program
NAGOYA：6/26 11:00　S program
YOKOHAMA：7/17 18:30　S program