
CULTURE AFTER YOUTH CULTURE

We also couldn't really participate in building Web2, in part because of our age, and because it was pretty localized who was building it.
Yana Sosnovskaya • Channel and the Great Re-bundling of Media – ZORA ZINE
Punk, Then & Now
Even in cases where we’re successful in our application of cultural knowledge for commercial gain, that doesn’t mean that it leaves the community in the same or a better place. For example, the punk movement. In the 70s and 80s, from British punk to Afropunk to Queercore, the subculture’s original ideologies were clear. It represent... See more
Even in cases where we’re successful in our application of cultural knowledge for commercial gain, that doesn’t mean that it leaves the community in the same or a better place. For example, the punk movement. In the 70s and 80s, from British punk to Afropunk to Queercore, the subculture’s original ideologies were clear. It represent... See more
Nick Susi • Culture Is the Client

Just as every decade can be defined by a fashion or musical style, looking back at our 2020s from the future, what will we yearn for?
ZINE • 3_TRENDS_Vol.19: Dylan Viner: Nihilistic Hedonism, Confused Narcissism + Future's Nostalgia
