//T-shirt from the first run produced by Malcolm McLaren in March 1976. Photo courtesy Bonhams//
“This was my first attempt at making a Sex Pistols T-shirt. I wanted to create something of a stir”
Malcolm McLaren, 2005
An extremely rare and controversial T-shirt from the first run produced by Malcolm McLaren in the early spring of 1976 for the new group he managed, the Sex Pistols, is up for sale tomorrow at London auctioneers Bonhams.
//Robert, Batcave, London, 1983. Photo: Derek Ridgers//
//Fuck ceramics, Tyler Udall//
Curator and writer Faye Dowling’s latest venture is the intriguing Goth Shop, which enters the physical realm tonight as a pop-up gallery and retail outlet in London’s Spitalfields.
//Cover, Curious issue 19, 1971. Photography: Brian Ward. No reproduction without permission.This copy: Paul Gorman Archive//
//Opening spread The Queen Of Clapham. Photography: Edward Bell. No reproduction without permission//
//From The Cool Kilt vs The Hot Pant. Photographer not credited. No reproduction without permission//
//Opening spread I Was A TV. Photographer not credited. No reproduction without permission//
The British sex magazine Curious was well-named: for the duration of its near-decade long run from the late 1960s it was indeed a curiosity.
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