Study Task 5

 Study Task 5

Title - 

Significance - interest in the development of youth culture and 1960s era - bloom of youth culture and  rebellion. As well as an interest in 1960s art prints

>Comparison of youth culture from then to now?

>Rise of youth culture?

> How the media portrays it and how it actually is?

>How has it affected our modern day life?

>How art was transformed?

>1960s fashion?
>Youth and music uproar?

Blaikie, A (2000). Sociology Vol.34. United Kingdom: BSA Publication Limited. p.817

A, Bennett (1999). Sociology vol.33. United Kingdom: BSA Publication Limited

1960s icon

1960s fashion

Youth movement

Beatles fans

Relevant Images

Relevant Images

1960s fashion turns bright bold and daring - reflecting the behaviour of youth culture

1960s art - very colourful - style for illustrative piece

Thoughts for essay

THOUGHTS

Thinking blankly about what I could write for my essay based on youth culture and began to brainstorm ideas to give myself some sort of starting point.

>GOOGLE YOUTH CULTURE

It showed that youth culture wasn't just something seen in our modern day, but has always been there, which made me realise that I didn't just have to do something based on what the current scene is.

I then remembered that the 1960s was rife for youth culture, with the birth of the mods and the rockers with such a rebellious 'we can do what we want' ethos. As well as previously studying this era at school, I'm also really interested in 1960s prints as I based my final piece last year on this style. So I think as a starting point this may work quite well together as an essay and in turn produce an illustrative piece that I can be passionate about.