Record artwork and the cultivation of a (counter)cultural utopia

Sophie Whitehouse; Joanna Brewis; Michael Saren

Record artwork and the cultivation of a (counter)cultural utopia

Sophie Whitehouse, Joanna Brewis, Michael Saren

Marketing : King's Business School

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Abstract

This paper presents a visual mode emerging from an exploration of the role of
record artwork in a long-standing countercultural music scene. In doing so, we
illuminate the construction of visual authenticity in material culture, and how its
interplay with nostalgia contributes to the longevity of this independent scene.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Consumer Culture Theory Conference
Subtitle of host publication	Utopia Revisited
Publication status	Published - 2023

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