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Punk Artist Mal-One's mixed media body of work 'Never Mind The Punk 45' features decollages from the forerunners of the punk rock movement's debut 45 releases. Cutting back from the original 7" artworks to show snippets of related material from the bands back story. The use of press cuttings, promo badges, tickets, etc

Punk Artist Mal-One's mixed media body of work 'Never Mind The Punk 45' features decollages from the forerunners of the punk rock movement's debut 45 releases. Cutting back from the original 7 artworks to show snippets of related material from the bands back story. The use of press cuttings, promo badges, tickets, etc add to the group's media information.

Bands included in the body of work are; Adam & the Ants, Buzzcocks, The Clash, The Damned, Ian Dury, Generation X, The Jam, Ramones, Sex Pistols, Siouxsie & the Banshees, The Stranglers and X-Ray Spex.

Other Mal-One punk works will be shown alongside the above items, making an awesome follow up to his 2016 body of work 'The Class of 76'.

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