‘Truly unusual…mighty and utterly unabashed’: Rave reviews for The Conformist + an interview about the Punk London map for Huck magazine
The Conformist – artist Paul Kindersley’s group show about British non-conformity at Mayfair’s jewellry/art space Belmacz to which I contributed – is garnering rave reviews.
Today Another magazine’s Maisie Skidmore describes the exhibition as “a small but mighty and utterly unabashed celebration of nonconformity in the British Isles, spanning painting, art, fashion, performance and music”.
Meanwhile art blog Diotima In The Gallery says The Conformist is “truly an unusual show, linking modern to contemporary artists, as well as art itself to fashion and jewellery design…from serious to playful, from ironic to melanchonic, from sharp to mellow”.
And over at Huck magazine, I am interviewed about my Punk London map, which Cian Traynor says “pieces together the stories behind the music in a new way through 111 locations that will always be connected to the subculture, whether they remain recognisable or not”.
Read Skidmore’s review of The Conformist at Another here and Diotima In The Gallery’s overview here.
Huck’s interview with me is here.
The Conformist runs until April 16. Details here.
Purchase copies of Punk London: In The City 1975-78 here.