
Mods and Sods photography project by Jamie Garbutt
Thanks to Ben for pointing out that Mod Couples isn’t the only mod photography project on the block. Mods and Sods by Jamie Garbutt is also ongoing – and is well worth checking out. Continue Reading

Thanks to Ben for pointing out that Mod Couples isn’t the only mod photography project on the block. Mods and Sods by Jamie Garbutt is also ongoing – and is well worth checking out. Continue Reading

If you want to see some amazing photos of the ’60s, particularly some early images of The Who, you want to check out The Sixties: Photographs by Roger Kasparian at Snap Galleries. Continue Reading

I saw this mentioned on The Guardian site, but thought the Mod Couples photographic project by Carlotta Cardana should really get a plug on here, Not least, because it is an ongoing project that you can be part of. Continue Reading

Credit to John Roberts, who spotted an article in Umbrella Magazine (above, which you can read online) about Sonic Editions and its mod-related photography. Continue Reading

If you happen to be in old London town in the next couple of weeks (or live there already), you might want to check out Absolute Luck, an exhibition of unseen photographs of The Jam. Continue Reading

Big thanks to Greg Wish for sending over photos he took during the Brighton Mod Weekender 2012. Continue Reading

Not the longest clip, but David Bailey talking the East End ahead of his new exhibition is well worth a couple of minutes of your time. Continue Reading

According to the particularly stern introduction, Bailey on Warhol is ‘an attempt to capture the spirit of Warhol using some of the techniques he has pioneered and several stills of his most famous work.’ Pretty good summing up I’d say. Continue Reading

It has been talked about for years, but Saturday’s Kids: The 1980s British Mod Revival by Darren Russell has finally sneaked out, almost unnoticed. Continue Reading

The words ‘ITV’ and ‘arts’ might not sit comfortably in the same sentence these days, but once upon a time they did – and Tempo was the trailblazer. Continue Reading
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