H85.1190 001 Music & Fashion: Glam, Punk, Hip-Hop & Beyond
Course LevelUndergraduate
DescriptionThis course will explore many of the major Music, Youth and Subcultural movements of the last 40 years in terms of "Fashion". We will look at what was/is being worn and the relationship between the clothing, the music and the culture at large. Some of the individuals and genres covered will be Glam, Punk, Hip-Hop, Goth, Grunge, Skater, David Bowie, Vivienne Westwood, Courtney Love, Sean Combs, Madonna, Jean Paul Gaulier, NWA, Marilyn Manson, Pharrell Williams and American Apparel. We will also examine the role of the stylist in this process. Students will have reading and research assignments and final research paper (10 pages). The readings will introduce the exploration of these subjects through the lens of Cultural Studies. The class will examine these subjects/objects historically as well as in terms of Race, Class, Gender and Sexuality. The students should walk away with a much greater understanding of the relationships between these individuals and movements, and their relationships to the culture and politics of their time.
Students interested in taking this course as noncredit should register for H99.8590.001.
This course is also open to High School students.
Also Cross-Listed As:
- H99.8590001
Music, Recorded Music
Tisch School of the Arts
Department Contact(s)
Brianne Powell
194 Mercer Street 5th Floor
(212) 992-8400
tisch.recorded.music@nyu.edu
| Sec # | Type | Dates | Meeting Times | Instructor | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | Lecture | May 18 - Jun 26 | MW06:20 PM - 09:25 PM | Nitzberg, Josep | 4 |