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Yarn Bombing - Craftivism at Work
Series of photos from Time Magazine about Yarn bombing, a form of craftivism
The History of DIY – from Punk to Everyday Culture Research
Research about the history DIY culture from the punk revolution in the 1970s to the present.
Punk's Not Dead - And It's Not White Either
Chicago Reader's article on how punk is not dead and thriving in Chicago, IL. It's also more diverse than what popular media thinks.
Punk: The Do-It-Yourself Subculture Research Paper
The punk movement is often viewed as a youth culture based on teen adolescence angst. However, punk as a subculture
goes much further than rebellion and fashion as punks generally seek an alternative lifestyle divergent from the norms of
society.…
goes much further than rebellion and fashion as punks generally seek an alternative lifestyle divergent from the norms of
society.…
Punk Magazine first issue cover
Cover art of Punk Magazine from 1976.
Punk Magazine Archive
The website is a link to all of Punk Magazine covers and limited content from inside the magazine.
Making It - TV Show Promo
Making It is a DIY craft show competition on NBC channel.
How Punk Changed Graphic Design
DIY culture inspires graphic design
Hobbies 1957 1950s Uk Diy Magazines Wood Print
Magazine cover of 1950s hobbies magazine
Getting Ready for a Game - Painting from the Arts and Crafts Movement
The painting was inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement from Britain. Created by Swedish artist Carl Olof Larsson. It depicts images of his wife at home with handmade lamps, bookcases, and wall art to name a few items.
Both Ellen Key and the…
Both Ellen Key and the…