CSRE 393: The Art of Punk: Sound, Aesthetics and Performance (ARTHIST 293B, ARTHIST 493)

Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity Stanford University 5.0 credits

Course Description

This seminar explores the sonic and visual aesthetics of punk rock since the 1970s. While studying music, videos, zines, and album covers, students will examine the convergence of art with politics among artists, such as Lydia Lunch and Vaginal Davis, and bands, including Crass and Los Illegals, as well as punk subgenres, like No Wave, Riot Grrrl, and Queercore. Likewise, students will consider how issues of identity, race, gender and sexuality informed artists and their work.

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