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Tag: Yoko Ono

1950s

Enough Get Backery! Let’s celebrate Yoko Ono’s 70 years at the vanguard

“People said Yoko Ono ruined the Beatles, but I think the Beatles ruined her in many ways” Anne Bean, artist, to The Guardian, 2021. Saturated as mass culture has recently been by Get Backery, I note the lack of celebration for another significant anniversary: 70 years since Yoko Ono became the first female student to […]

February 9, 2022
1950s

I Knew Jim Knew: Jim Walrod knows a thing or two…

Design authority Jim Walrod wears a deep and wide-ranging understanding of his subject – specifically that pertaining to modernism in furniture, interiors, product design and architecture  – lightly. This is refreshing in a field populated by bloodless experts and humourless know-alls. The founder of important 90s/00s store Form & Function, Walrod –  described as “the […]

May 27, 2014
1970s

One of the unpindownables of the counter culture: Jack Henry Moore 1940-2014

Jack Henry Moore – who has died aged 73 – was one of the unpindownables of the counterculture in the 60s and 70s. Known principally as a pioneering video film-maker and sound recordist (the archive he leaves behind is estimated to contain more than 70,000 hours of tape compiled over five decades), Moore was central […]

April 9, 2014