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HONY

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EOC - 3 minutesHumans of Paul HazardRecord an informal interview of someone, the way Brandon Stanton (Humans of New York) would.Prepare the 3/4 questions (at least).Then tell about how the interview went, why you chose these questions, why you chose that person, what effect their story had on you.

Axe 1: Territory & memory

Axe 2: identities and exchanges

Describe the pictures

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Watch the video and brainstorm

METHODOLOGY

Describing a picture and vocabulary

What are these quotes?

Can you tell who said that?

"I'm rebooting my life entirely, again. It's time for Andrew 5.0."

"What's the best piece of advice your dad has ever given you?" "No excuses"

"It was a Tuesday. I was driving the M20 that day. And it was during the worst of it, so the streets were completely empty. It felt like a ghost town. I picked up one homeless person. Then another. Then I drove past a hospital and saw an old man waving his cane at me. He was screaming at me to stop. He wasn't even near a bus stop, but it felt like a war. Like we couldn't leave anybody behind. So I pulled over and picked him up. I drove him up to 52nd Street and dropped him off at the Dunkin Donuts. I watched for a moment as he limped away. And that's when I broke. I fell hard, I really did. I wasn't just crying for him. I was crying for all of it. During that time it was so hard to not get depressed. I'm a people person. That's where I get my energy. But there weren't any people anymore. There was nobody to make smile. There were times when I'd be all alone on the bus, sitting at a red light. Just a little something to make me laugh. So I could have a smile for the next person who got on the bus."

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Describe the picture

Watch the video and focus on the questions

Let's practice the questions!

Let's practice the questions!

Recap

Let's practice the superlatives!

Describe & Match

Article reading

Reading questions

Why is Brandon Stanton famous ? Does he have a lot of experience in photography ? Was his move to New York easy ? Why or why not ? What did he decide to do when he arrived ? Why do you think his page is so successful ?

Recap

Why is Brandon Stanton famous ? Does he have a lot of experience in photography ? Was his move to New York easy ? Why or why not ? What did he decide to do when he arrived ? Why do you think his page is so successful ?

Questions

/ed/ pronunciation

find the /ed/ verb endings in the article and classify them

Describe & Match

Aller sur le site d'HONY, choisir une photo / texteet être capable de le présenter à la classe> justifier son choix> apporter la photo et le texte sur clé usb ou mailhttps://www.humansofnewyork.com/https://www.facebook.com/humansofnewyork/https://www.instagram.com/humansofny/?hl=fr

Homework

New York or not New York?

How different is New York from other American cities? What would you do if you could spend one day in New York? What movies do you know that are set in New York? What do you know about 9/11? What is your idea of a typical New Yorker? What things about New York do you think New Yorkers are proud of? What would you like to ask a New Yorker about New York? What are the good things and bad things about New York? What is New York famous for? What do you know about New York's history? Why is New York described as a world city? What adjectives would you use to describe New York and why?

Listen to this song!

Répondre aux 3 questions :1. What images come to mind when you hear "New York" ?2. Give some examples of movies or series set in New York3. Would you like to visit New York ? Why or why not ?

Homework

Recap + voc + oral

Répondre aux 3 questions :1. What images come to mind when you hear "New York" ?2. Give some examples of movies or series set in New York3. Would you like to visit New York ? Why or why not ?

New York City

Manhattan map

Manhattan map

New York City

Recap

HONY presentationsx 4/5

17 facts about NYC

read & answer questions

Is NYC the capital of the USA ? Do the people living in NYC only speak English ? What is the average price of a hotel room in NYC ? Why are the cabs yellow ? Is it true that Central Park is bigger than a country ? Why is New York City so famous ? (3 reasons)

"Empire State of Mind"CE

Let's practicewhat you already know!

tall beautiful old recent small ugly famous

The Statue of Liberty

1. Apprendre les symboles de la statue de la liberté2. Connaitre les infos importantes de NYC (les boroughs, nombre d'habitants...)

Homework

Recap

Statue of liberty - symbols

The American Dream

A poem

What is today's American dream?

Trouver des personnes qui incarnent le rêve américain

Homework

The American Dream

It's an ideal of freedom, equality and opportunity available to every American or people immigrating to the USA.Today, it means that anybody can start from the bottom and climb the social ladder.

The American Dream

Watch the video and tick the right answers

Read the text

Fill in the gaps, check your preterite forms & answer the 4 questions

What was the American Dream for immigrants in the first half of the 19th century ? How did the dream change in the 50's ? Why ? Why is Cheyanne Smith disappointed by the American Dream ? Do young Americans still believe in the dream ? Why or why not ?

What was the American Dream for immigrants in the first half of the 19th century ? How did the dream change in the 50's ? Why ? Why is Cheyanne Smith disappointed by the American Dream ? Do young Americans still believe in the dream ? Why or why not ?

Do you know people who have achieved theAmerican Dream?

TheAmerican Dream & HONY

is the American dream dead?

Matching & HONY

EOC - 3 minutesHumans of Paul HazardRecord an informal interview of someone, the way Brandon Stanton (Humans of New York) would.Prepare the 3/4 questions (at least).Then tell about how the interview went, why you chose these questions, why you chose that person, what effect their story had on you.

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Street Art

What is Street Art?

Watch the video "Is Graffiti Art or Vandalism"

1. List information about what graffiti is + examples2. Explain the origins & evolution of "vandalism"3. What is the street artists' status?4. Answer the questions raised by the video

Debate: Art or vandalism?

Watch the extract fromCBS video: "Graffiti: Art orvandalism?"

Techniques & Art tools

Stencil:a picture made by drawing or painting through the holes in such a piece of card, etc. onto a surface

Spray paint:paint that is sprayed onto a surface from a hand-held can

Installation:a work of art that is exhibited in a usually large space in an arrangement specified by the artist

paint brushes

spray paint

watercolors

colored pencils

markers

feltpens

stencils

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Who is Banksy?

Look at this still and comment

Listen to the audio recording andfind the correct answer:Full name:City:Function(s): He wants to sell his artwork He is against selling his artworkQuote: the world's his political scene the world's his canvas the world's his inspiration

A- The power of the artist

Surprise at the auction sale

Instructions

a) Pick information about:- the event- the place- the name of the artwork- the priceb) What happened?Give some details.c) How did people react?

The power of the artist

Surprise at the auction sale

Think about...

a) why Banksy did thatb) how this example illustratesthe link between art & power

"The urge to destroy is also a creative urge".Picasso

Comment upon Picasso's quote on Banksy's instagram wall

B- Political protest

Look at this artwork andtheattached documents

Describe & react

Describe & react

London, 2008

The Pledge of AllegianceThe Pledge of Allegiance was written in August 1892 by the socialist minister Francis Bellamy (1855-1931). It was originally published in The Youth's Companion on September 8, 1892. Bellamy had hoped that the pledge would be used by citizens in any country.In its original form it read:"I pledge allegiance to my Flag and the Republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."In 1923, the words, "the Flag of the United States of America" were added. At this time it read:"I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."In 1954, in response to the Communist threat of the times, President Eisenhower encouraged Congress to add the words "under God," creating the 31-word pledge we say today. Bellamy's daughter objected to this alteration. Today it reads:"I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."https://www.ushistory.org/documents/pledge.htm

CCTV stands for closed-circuit televisionand is commonly known as video surveillance

Pair work

Choose one of the artworks.Describe what you can see& analyze it.

This mural by Banksy appeared in Dover, near the ferry terminal which connects the UK with France. In August 2019, it was covered mysteriously with white paint. Banksy himself commented "I guess a big white flag says it just as well."

Devolved Parliament, 2009

Homework

Describe what you can see& analyze it

C- Social protest

Look at this artwork.

Describe it, read the messageand react.What message did Banksy want to convey?

RECAP

2 Fairey's Artwork

A- Hope

Look at the poster& analyze it

Instructions

Watch the video and find:- informationabout the artist- how Barack Obama chose him to design his inauguration poster- why this decision was controversial

B- We the people, Shepard Fairey

RECAP

Final tasks - 3 minutes

N°1:

Create your own street art work.Choose a technique (stencil, graffiti, collage, ...)Choose the material (cardboard, drawing paper, canvas, book, ...)Select the art toolsyou need (markers, feltpens, spray paint ...)Write a short presentation of your artwork (name, title, tools, material, short description...)Present it orally. Describe it in a detailed way and explain the cause you defend. Develop and use the specific vocabulary.

N°2:

Be ready to present orally an artwork by Banksy or Fairey for an exhibition.

Methodologie

1. Compréhension orale

2. Vocabulaire

3. Grammaire

4. Analyser un document visuel

Homework 1

1. Compréhension orale - from 0.00 to 0.42What do you learn about Shoreditch?

Homework 2

1. Compréhension orale - from 0.00 to 0.42What has changed?

Homework 3

1. Compréhension orale - from 0.56 to ...Interview with Dave. According to him, what is the difference between art and graffiti?

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Streets artists - Banksy "Kissing Coppers", 2004

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Streets artists - Banksy "Kissing Coppers", 2004

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Joao's classification ;)
1- Forrest Gump (on Netflix)
2- The Wolf of Wall Street
3- The Pursuit of Happyness (on Netflix)
4- Catch me if you can (on Netflix)
5- The Great Gatsby
6- The Social Network
7- Goodfellas (on Netflix)

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The Wolf of Wall Street by Martin Scorsese, 2013

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The Wolf of Wall Street by Martin Scorsese, 2013

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The Wolf of Wall Street Official Trailer

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The Pursuit of Happyness by Gabriele Muccino, 2006

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The Pursuit of Happyness by Gabriele Muccino, 2006

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The Pursuit of Happyness (2006) Official Trailer 1 - Will Smith Movie

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Catch Me If You Can by Steven Spielberg, 2002

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Catch Me If You Can by Steven Spielberg, 2002

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Edem's favorite ;)!

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The Social Network by David Fincher, 2010

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The Social Network by David Fincher, 2010

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THE SOCIAL NETWORK - Official Trailer [2010] (HD)

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If ambition is the American ideal, if striving to reach the top is a specifically American quality, then why does it often lead to a life of crime?  Goodfellas refuses to forget the flip side of the American ideals.

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Goodfellas (1990) Official Trailer #1 - Martin Scorsese Movie

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Sandy Hook promise

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Website: Sandy Hook Promise

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website: Sandy Hook Promise

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16 Facts About Gun Violence And School Shootings - Sandy Hook Promise

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Bowling for Columbine, by Michael Moore, 2002

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Bowling for Columbine, by Michael Moore, 2002

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TedX on "The Much Misunderstood 2nd Amendment", 2018

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TedX on "The Much Misunderstood 2nd Amendment", 2018

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Un Jour Une Question, "pourquoi les américains autorisent-ils les armes à feu?"

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Un Jour Une Question, "pourquoi les américains autorisent-ils les armes à feu?"

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"A question a day" is an animated series. Its objective is to answer the questions that children ask about the events that they hear of in the media. As such, we will tackle varied themes such as the Facebook, the queen of England, or biodiversity.

It's in the Constitution, the supreme law of the land, which applies in each of its fifty states.

The second amendment of this text, written in 1791, guarantees it:

" The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. "

It is specified that this allows the possibility of forming militias to defend, if necessary, the security of the state.

Indeed, a short time before, the Americans had a revolution to get rid of the English and founded a democracy.

This young country was afraid of having its hard-won independence taken away.

The right to bear arms to defend oneself is therefore, for many Americans, a guarantee of their freedom.

It's also a symbol of heroism in American popular culture.

The problem is that with millions of weapons in circulation, deadly shootings occur regularly.

Some states have therefore taken measures on their territory, by banning assault weapons for example.

But it's much more difficult to pass laws on this subject at a nationwide level.

Especially since a powerful pro-gun association, the NRA, finances many political figures.

However, with each new murderous shooting, the issue of gun control in the United States comes back to the forefront.

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Why are people allowed to have guns in the US? - 1jour1actu.com

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C'est quoi la NRA, ce lobby américain hyper puissant ?

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CBS - NRA draws fire for new versions of children's fairy tales, 2016

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CBS - NRA draws fire for new versions of children's fairy tales, 2016

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America's gun problem explained in 90 seconds

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Emma Gonzalez, March for Our Lives, 2018

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"Guns with history", from YouTube website PreventGunViolence

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Americans panic buying guns and ammunition amid coronavirus pandemic

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Pro-Gun Vs. Anti-Gun: Is There Middle Ground? | Middle Ground

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The president promotes arming highly trained teachers - here's what he's said about guns before.

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"Bowling for Columbine" by Mckael Moore, 2002

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#Docu: Bowling for Columbine (Michael Moore, 2002)

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CITIZENSHIP AND VIRTUAL WOLRDS
2 9 10 6 8 7 4 5 3
1. Think of adjectives to describe the news

2. Write your own definition of a fake news

False stories that appear to be news, spread on the internet or using other media, usually created to influence political views or as a joke .

Strictly Come Dancing = Dance Avec Les Stars

Where can you "like" a news story on the web?

How else can you react to a story you find interesting?

Where can you "like" a news story on the web?

How else can you react to a story you find interesting?

How to spot fake news?

Imagine the man's answer

Where do you get your news?

Watch the video and explain what's going on

Answer the following questions

How do you avoid Fake News?

What are some reliable sources?

1- Pick out the boys' answers to the above questions
2- Compare with yours
3- Look at the infographic and tick the items mentioned in the video

4- Add a new technique and illustrate it!

This story was told on TV.

The story was told on the radio in the 1930s.

Martians invaded the USA.

They used sound effects to make it sound more realistic.

didn't believe the story.

It damaged Orson Welles' career.

Prepare sentences about the article.

In groups of five, stand up and say your sentences.

You cannot repeat the same information twice, so be ready to adapt.

When you can't say anything new, you must sit.

The last one to be standing wins the competition.

Oral presentation

What can be the reasons why some people are spreading / making up / inventing fake news?

Trump admiring Mecca

Fake or Real?

Make suggestions if "fake" using modals: may, must ...

Headlines

eye-catching

article summary

Subheading

present tense

most important

1st paragraph

Invent your Fake News and

1-Think of a controversial story that will surprise or shock the listeners

identify the different parts

1- Present the subject
present the newsman/newswoman

brief decsription explaining

2- build your article & be creative!

The 1st paragraph is the most important!!

> JUMP into the action to secure the listeners' attention!

Then use the 5Ws to write your text

op-ed
An op-ed , short for opposite editorial, is an opinionated article submitted to a newspaper for publication. They are written by members of the community, not newspaper employees.
Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines them as "an essay in a newspaper or magazine that gives the opinion of the writer and that is written by someone who is not employed by the newspaper or magazine."

It may be a retiree writing about Social Security or a politician writing about retirement policy. Op-eds can be about many things, as they give publications an opportunity to share a variety of opinions about a variety of topics.

At publications as large as the New York Times, a team of people look over submissions for ones that may merit publication.

In 2013, the Times' Op-Ed Editor, Trish Hall, wrote, "We get a flood of submissions, but there's never too much good writing in the world. There is always room for more."

Well-known op-eds in recent years include one in the Times from Russian President Vladimir Putin, one in the Washington Post from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and one in the Washington Post about why citizenship shouldn't be a birthright from Michael Anton, a former national security official in the Trump administration.

crosswords
An op-ed , short for opposite editorial, is an opinionated article submitted to a newspaper for publication. They are written by members of the community, not newspaper employees.
Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines them as "an essay in a newspaper or magazine that gives the opinion of the writer and that is written by someone who is not employed by the newspaper or magazine."

It may be a retiree writing about Social Security or a politician writing about retirement policy. Op-eds can be about many things, as they give publications an opportunity to share a variety of opinions about a variety of topics.

At publications as large as the New York Times, a team of people look over submissions for ones that may merit publication.

In 2013, the Times' Op-Ed Editor, Trish Hall, wrote, "We get a flood of submissions, but there's never too much good writing in the world. There is always room for more."

Well-known op-eds in recent years include one in the Times from Russian President Vladimir Putin, one in the Washington Post from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and one in the Washington Post about why citizenship shouldn't be a birthright from Michael Anton, a former national security official in the Trump administration.

vocabulary
An op-ed , short for opposite editorial, is an opinionated article submitted to a newspaper for publication. They are written by members of the community, not newspaper employees.
Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines them as "an essay in a newspaper or magazine that gives the opinion of the writer and that is written by someone who is not employed by the newspaper or magazine."

It may be a retiree writing about Social Security or a politician writing about retirement policy. Op-eds can be about many things, as they give publications an opportunity to share a variety of opinions about a variety of topics.

At publications as large as the New York Times, a team of people look over submissions for ones that may merit publication.

In 2013, the Times' Op-Ed Editor, Trish Hall, wrote, "We get a flood of submissions, but there's never too much good writing in the world. There is always room for more."

Well-known op-eds in recent years include one in the Times from Russian President Vladimir Putin, one in the Washington Post from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and one in the Washington Post about why citizenship shouldn't be a birthright from Michael Anton, a former national security official in the Trump administration.

Charlotte / Naomie Calysse / Clément

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ONLINE REVIEWS
TO THE SHED
webrestaurant.com

https://www.theshedatdulwich.com/
WEBSITE
Note down the practical information.

Name of the restaurant:

Opening hours:

How to book a table:

Comment upon the design of this website and give your own impression.

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Skim the page. MENU
https://www.theshedatdulwich.com/
A) Comment upon the pictures. B) Read the menu and react. C) Would you like to book a table there? Which menu would you like to taste? Justify.
https://www.theshedatdulwich.com/

VOCABULARY

bacon rashers haddock artichoke

disgusting

appetizing

nauseating

Sophisticated

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/
ONLINE REVIEWS
INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Look at the online reviews and react !

2. Read the comments and highlight the expressions used to describe the restaurant.

3. Sum up the impressions given in the reviews.

4. Explain what you expect from this restaurant.

TRIPADVISOR

odd = strange

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/
ONLINE REVIEWS
1. Average rating:

nauseating

2. Tick the impressions given:

hard to book a table

easy to book a table

frightening

3. What conclusion can you draw?

webrestaurant.com
ONLINE REVIEWS
Focus on this passage:
"The dessert menu is the best I've ever encountered" a) Comment upon the tense/ aspect used. b) Identify the expression "the best".
Translate the following sentences into English:

1. C'est le meilleur plat que je n'ai jamais mangé.

2. C'est le pire dessert qu'il ait servi.

3. C'est le serveur le plus rapide que j'ai jamais vu.

4. C'est le restaurant le plus petit que j'ai jamais vu.

5. C'est l'endroit le plus beau que j'ai pu visiter.

6. Le boeuf coréen est le meilleur plat que j'ai pu manger.

https://www.theshedatdulwich.com/

WELCOME TO THE SHED

Watch the video.

Answer the opposite questions.
Give information about the access:
There is a parking area.

Someone comes and shows you in.

Signs tell you where to go.

You need to be blindfolded.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dZrniqRHd2puNPlzaS1BjxUfr1iA2Koi/view?usp=sharing

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https://www.theshedatdulwich.com/

WELCOME TO THE SHED

Focus on the customers' reactions.

Explain why it is so hard to book a table in this restaurant.

How do you feel about this restaurant being top-rated place?

Watch it again.

Answer the opposite questions.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dZrniqRHd2puNPlzaS1BjxUfr1iA2Koi/view?usp=sharing

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https://www.theshedatdulwich.com/
THE WHOLE TRUTH ANTICIPATION INSTRUCTIONS Look at this picture again. a) Describe it and guess the ingredients. b) Scrape the picture and discover the hidden part. React .
https://www.theshedatdulwich.com/
THE WHOLE TRUTH INSTRUCTIONS
Watch the video and read the opposite article.

1) Explain what the truth behind the Shed is.

2) Say how it became the top-rated restaurant.

3) List as many information as possible about Oobah Butler.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SP_aH0m0SGL3nDSxTfnB7Fdna8nSuyoO/view?usp=sharing
I made my shed the top-rated restaurant on TripAdvisor
Once upon a time, restaurant owners would pay me £10 and I'd write a positive review of their place, despite never eating there. [...] This convinced me that TripAdvisor was a false reality-that the meals never took place; that the reviews were all written by other people like me. However, they're not, of course-they're almost all completely genuine. And there was one other factor that seemed impossible to fake: the restaurants themselves. So I moved on. And then, one day, sitting in the shed I live in, I had a revelation: within the current climate of misinformation, and society's willingness to believe absolute nonsense, maybe a fake restaurant is possible? Maybe it's exactly the kind of place that could be a hit? In that moment, it became my mission. With the help of fake reviews, mystique and nonsense, I was going to do it: turn my shed into London's top-rated restaurant on TripAdvisor.

Oobah Butler, vice.com, 2017

https://www.theshedatdulwich.com/
THE WHOLE TRUTH DEBATE
How do online reviews impact your decision to buy or do something?

https://www.theshedatdulwich.com/
VOCABULARY
https://www.theshedatdulwich.com/

METHODOLOGY

Reveal the truth and write a short article about your project, your motivations, where the restaurant is located. Unveil the details hidden fom view. (See the text 'I made my shed the top-rated restaurant on TripAdvisor')

LIKE OOBAH BUTLER ...

Imagine a fake restaurant.
-Use the structure studied in class SUPERLATIVE+ PRESENT PERFECT. - Use the specific vocabulary (food, rating). Create the homepage of a fake restaurant website. Write fake comments on Tripadvisor. Fool the others and make them believe that this restaurant is real. https://www.canva.com/search/templates?q=rating https://www.canva.com/design/DAElyG123j8/b9T3e-_6R09-Oq3nbKW3Ig/edit?layoutQuery=newspaper https://www.canva.com/design/DAElyA_0cxk/jaTfeUbjBMDO5NCG9JdnTA/edit https://www.canva.com/design/DAElyPA691M/tAEqAos3XUngVfRuuSRL3A/edit?layoutQuery=newspaper https://www.canva.com/design/DAElyDxsyhQ/C37fm6O3kyyuINI-NNzMTA/edit?layoutQuery=newspaper SEE YOU SOON FOR NEW RATINGS

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NO FUTURE Art & power Can the spirit of punk still shake society today?
"God Save the Queen"

40 years of punk

Task#1

Punk fashion

Lesson Plan

Task#2

The art of rebellion

Task #3

Still troublemakers

Final task

Vocabulary

Revisions

Méthodologie

Look at the record sleeve by the Sex Pistols, 1977.

What do you imagine about the song?

Birth of the punk

The birth of punk

Listen to the song and pick out:

- the elements that sound rebellious

- the repeated words or expressions

"God Save the Queen" by

The birth of punk

What is the motto of the movement?

Rebellion

Repetitions
"Fanzine" (= fan-(maga)zines) are non-profitable magazines produced by fans (or for them). They were very popular during the punk movement together with the DIY trend
40 years of punk

40 years of punk

x3 group work

Why is "punk" difficult

Fill in the worksheet

Influence and legacy of the punk movement

Read the article

40 years of punk
a. It's about the 40th... birthday of a punk rocker anniversary of the punk movement b. The event consists of... an exhibition at the British Library a giant punk concert c. Use 2 colors to underline the words that evoke either positive or negative aspects of punk: anarchy - innovation - popular - explosive - incongruous - snaringly - impact - anti-establishment sloganeering - negative - nihilistic - independent - alive - kicking
d. Find out the period when the movement was the most explosive: ........................................

e. Would you say the movement is still alive? yes no

Título aquí

Título aquí

Task #1 - Choose a picture

Blackpool punk festival, 2017

Punk fashion

The Punk fashion

Listen to "Being punk: Vox pops", June 2016

punk fashion

punk attitude

Task #2 - choose a picture

Describe the picture and have the others guess!

Banksy mural, 2010

The art of rebellion

The art of rebellion
a. Name of the artist: .......................................... b. Date of creation of the mural: ........................... c. The main colors of the work of art: .................................................................................... d. Focus on the characters and find out expressions or words related to the woman and to the man e- What is unexpected in the mural?
Task #3 - Choose a mural

Southampton

What happened?

The arguments FOR and AGAINST the happening

Punk memorabilia burned

Still troublemakers

Gather the pictures and other elements you have found and organize them in a graphic collage.

Be creative and punk!

Use your notes to present your work to the curator of the exhibition.

Vocabulary

Vocabulary

Videos

Kahoot

Tous les docs

2 présents

web links

word games

punk culture

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Méthodologie

Présentation orale

Analyser une image

Comprendre

Lire & comprendre
F ll in love... not in line Be yourself

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NO FUTURE Art & power Can the spirit of punk still shake society today? "God Save the Queen" 40 years of punk Task#1 Punk fashion Lesson Plan Task#2 The art of rebellion Task #3 Still troublemakers Final task Vocabulary Revisions Méthodologie Look at the record sleeve by the Sex Pistols, 1977.

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WHAT IS STREET ART ?

Watch the video "Is graffiti art? Or vandalism?".

a) List as many information as you can about what graffiti is (definition, places, techniques etc.). List some famous examples.

b) Explain the origins and evolution of the term "vandalism".

c) Comment upon street artists' status.

d) Answer the question raised in the video.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GNoUYZhrT0&ab_channel=TED-Ed

LESSON: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DEbNJn2voLG2qOWzZJ4_xMNZ5QVMt7WI/view?usp=sharing

EXERCISE: https://www.quiziniere.com/Exercice/XZRYW4

TIMELINE

START

Nazis covered walls with propaganda.

Graffiti took on its vandalist label.

Creation of the so-called graffiti union.

Roots of the modern concept of vandalism were planted.

Romans inscribed messages on public walls.

Admission of some graffiti artists into art galleries.

Beginning of the tags

DEBATE: ART OR VANDALISM ?

Watch the extract from CBS video "Graffiti: Art or Vandalism?"

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List the arguments you hear and classify them.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1475PC6D9RIq2z4z4tKsksh5q0dr0KaGo/view?usp=sharing

STENCIL:

When you use a thin sheet of card, plastic, or metal with a pattern or letters cut out of it, used to produce the cut design on the surface below by the application of ink or paint through the holes.

SPRAY PAINT:

Spray paint is paint bought in a special can which you spray on a surface by pressing a button on the top of the can.

INSTALLATION

objects set in an urban environment.

Paint brushes

Spray paint

BANKSY'S ARTWORKS

WHO IS BANKSY ?

A) Look at this still. React.

B) Listen to the audio recording and find /choose the correct information.

He wants to sell his artworks.

He is against selling his artworks.

1) The world's his political scene.

2) The world's his canvas.

3) The world's his source of inspiration.

or screenshot

A) THE POWER OF THE ARTIST:

Surprise at the auction sale

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SjBOIccGr3xiUAwcML97kz5dv6mJWclO/view?usp=sharing

a) Pick up information about:

- the name of the artwork:

b) What happened ? Give some details.

c) How did the people react?

A) THE POWER OF THE ARTIST:

Surprise at the auction sale

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SjBOIccGr3xiUAwcML97kz5dv6mJWclO/view?usp=sharing

- How this example illustrates the link between art and power:

The urge to destroy is also a creative urge.

Comment upon Picasso's quote taken up by Banksy:

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B) POLITICAL PROTEST:

RECAP

Look at this artwork and the attached documents.

a) Describe the artwork.

The Pledge of Allegiance was written in August 1892 by the socialist minister Francis Bellamy (1855-1931). It was originally published in The Youth's Companion on September 8, 1892. Bellamy had hoped that the pledge would be used by citizens in any country.

In its original form it read:

"I pledge allegiance to my Flag and the Republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."

In 1923, the words, "the Flag of the United States of America" were added. At this time it read:

"I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."

In 1954, in response to the Communist threat of the times, President Eisenhower encouraged Congress to add the words "under God," creating the 31-word pledge we say today. Bellamy's daughter objected to this alteration. Today it reads:

"I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."
https://www.ushistory.org/documents/pledge.htm
Choose one of the artworks. Describe what you can see and analyze it.

Devolved Parliament, Banksy (2009/ exhibited in 2019)

-> Explain what devolution is.

-> Focus on the dates.

Brexit mural, by Banksy (2017)

https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/cbp-7960/

Devolution is the decentralisation of governmental power. Examples of devolution are the powers granted to the Scottish Parliament, the National Assembly for Wales, the Northern Ireland Assembly and to the Greater London and Local Authorities.

https://www.parliament.uk/site-information/glossary/devolution/

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Describe what you can see and analyze it.

YOUR NOTES

Bomb Hugger/ Bomb Love/ or Bomb Girl, Banksy (2003) -> early Banksy screenprint

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C) SOCIAL PROTEST:

RECAP

Look at this artwork:

b) Guess the hidden message.

c) Scrape it. Read the message and react. What message did Banksy want to convey?

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FAIREY'S ARTWORKS

Also known as: Frank Shepard Fairey
Born: February 15, 1970 / Charleston South Carolina

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HOfnuP2l-1KrB4_x7bJHJeWZgEhi4qs6/view?usp=sharing

Watch the video and find:

a) information about the artist;

b) how Obama chose him to design his inauguration poster;

c) why this decision was controversial.

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Create your own street artwork.

FINAL TASK

1) Choose a technique (stencil, installation, graffiti, collage...).

2) Choose the material (canvas, cardboard, drawing paper, pencil case, book, other...).

3) Select the art tools you need (paint brushes, marker pens, felt pens, spray paint, watercolours...).

1) Write a short presentation under your artwork (your artwork will be part of the Modern Matters Museum): title, name of the artist, material, tools, short description.

2) Present it orally. Describe it in a detailed way and explain the cause you defend. Develop and use the specific vocabulary.

DON'T FORGET TO USE THE CORRECT ARTICLES !

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zY-_0rf4uyoDSdxQ7Fh_CK2ajKM-V_K-/view?usp=sharing

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eL Seed: Street art with a message of hope and peace

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What does this gorgeous street art say? It's Arabic poetry, inspired by bold graffiti and placed where a message of hope and peace can do the most good. In this quietly passionate talk, artist and TED Fellow eL Seed describes his ambition: to create art so beautiful it needs no translation.

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Extra watching - Do you think "street art" and murals help or hurt the community?

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Extra watching - Street Art of Bushwick, NYC

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The Death Of Art - Street Art of Bushwick 2021, Brooklyn, New York [Ep 18]

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Extra watching -Ted talk - JR "Can Art change the world?"

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My wish: Use art to turn the world inside out

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French street artist JR uses his camera to show the world its true face, by pasting photos of the human face across massive canvases. At TED2011, he makes his audacious TED Prize wish: to use art to turn the world inside out.

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Extra watching - Ted talk - Ane Skjævestad "Street Art. How to vandalize social barriers"

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Extra watching - Ted talk - Ane Skjævestad "Street Art. How to vandalize social barriers"

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Street Art: How to vandalize social barriers

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Street art is often seen as vandalism, but in this inspiring talk street artist Ane Skjævestad will challenge the way you think of street art and the artists themselves. Ane has turned passive urban spaces into active environments, connected marginalized people and broken social barriers - all thanks to street art.

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Extra watching - Ted talk - Laurent Sanchez "L'art prend la rue"

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Extra watching - Ted talk - Laurent Sanchez "L'art prend la rue"

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Street Art : L'art prend la rue. | Laurent Sanchez | TEDxVannes

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Extra watching - Shamsia Hassani (Afghanistan)

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Banksy Sells Artwork for $60 on NYC Streets

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Buy punk-inspired music, gifts and books in our latest Pop-up Shop

To coincide with our Punk 1976-78 exhibition, our latest Pop-up Shop in the Entrance Hall will be open until 2 October 2016. It's packed with vinyl, t-shirts, prints, books and exclusive prints by legendary music photographer Sheila Rock. Have your picture taken in our photo booth and experience our 70s listening booth, kindly lent to us by the Mick Jones Rock & Roll Public Library.

You can also buy our punk range online.

The Library has an amazing collection of punk fanzines, flyers, recordings and record sleeves which you can see in our free exhibition.

Part of Punk London, a year of events, gigs, films, talks and exhibits celebrating 40 years of punk heritage and influence in London

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Buy punk-inspired music, gifts and books in our latest Pop-up Shop To coincide with our Punk 1976-78 exhibition, our latest Pop-up Shop in the Entrance Hall will be open until 2 October 2016. It's packed with vinyl, t-shirts, prints, books and exclusive prints by legendary music photographer Sheila Rock.

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Vivienne Westwood, British designer and activist, dies age 81

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Between a remarkable mastery of couture, provocative appeal and irreverent and joyful femininity, the designer never stopped questioning the established order. She died on December 29, at the age of 81.

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'Punk is not an easy thing to define," says Andy Linehan, curator of popular music at the British Library. "As with any type of music, people will say, 'That's punk', 'No, that's punk'. Some say punk died in a specific year, others say punk lives."

For the exhibition he's staging, to mark the 40th anniversary of the movement, Linehan has decided to limit his focus to the explosive period between 1976 and 78 when punk first gatecrashed the public consciousness. "We're looking at the initial burst," he says, "and the impact it had - punk's legacy."

People see it as negative and nihilistic, but punk was also positive in many ways

Andy Linehan, British Library

It may seem incongruous that the 20th century's most snarlingly anti-establishment musical phenomenon is being honoured by such an august institution, but the British Library has amassed a huge archive of audio, video, print material and other artefacts associated with punk. "We've always collected the counterculture as well as the culture," says Linehan.

For this show it will also draw from external sources, including an archive at Liverpool John Moores University donated by rock journalist Jon Savage. Linehan is also excited about getting "a very rare, unreleased A&M copy of God Save the Queen from a huge Sex Pistols collector" who jumped at the chance to share his treasures with the public.

As well as featuring seven-inches, magazine articles, radio interviews and videos from the period, the exhibition will explore punk's impact on fashion and design. It's hard to visualise the early days of punk without thinking of sloganeering shirts and DIY promotional art. Accordingly, Linehan and his team have gathered original clothes from Sex, the shop in the King's Road, Chelsea, run by Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren. With their images of exposed breasts and naked cowboys, they still have shock value today.

A selection of fanzines in all their rough, xeroxed glory, from well-known titles such as Sniffin' Glue to more obscure zines from around the country, will also be on display.

Fanzines are one way of tracing just how quickly punk spread around the UK, says Linehan. "It started as a London thing but suddenly there were bands and zines everywhere - Bristol, Manchester, Belfast, Edinburgh." He puts it down to "the DIY ethos where people were going out and starting their own labels". Rough Trade, Cherry Red and Beggar's Banquet all kicked off with punk releases around 1977-78.

"People see it as negative and nihilistic," says Linehan, "but punk was also positive in many ways - it was, in effect, the birth of the independent label."

The show has a special significance for its curator, who was a teenager in London when punk was rearing its head. "I'd like to say I was there at the Roxy club every night - I wasn't - but it was a really exciting time," says Linehan. "There were undercurrents of tension and danger but it did seem new and exciting, and immediate and in-your-face. And to a teenager, that's all good."

Does he think punk is still alive and kicking? "Most types of music have their moment of impact and then fade, but there are always people who carry them on. Bands like the Stranglers and UK Subs are still playing, and every year there are festivals where all the old punks come out. They really celebrate the music they feel is still going, and that's absolutely fine by me. We had to draw the line somewhere for the exhibition - but it's not a black-and-white line, it's kind of grey and fuzzy."

The potential for distraction while putting the show together has been immense, he says. "Going through old copies of the NME, you're off on a reverie of nostalgia. I find myself thinking, 'Wow, 30p to see the Adverts!' or 'I went to see that at the Greyhound on Fulham Park Road'. It's bringing a lot of stuff back for me, and hopefully people coming to the exhibition will experience that as well, and also people who weren't around at the time ."
Punk 1976-1978, part of Punk London (www.punk.london), is at the British Library in May
Buzzcocks

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Photograph: From England's Dreaming: The Jon Savage Archive held at Liverpool John Moores University

We just think this is a nice shot, a nice period piece, which shows the Buzzcocks and their fashion sense at the time. It's a publicity shot from their record company, taken when punk was becoming more than just the Sex Pistols. The Buzzcocks were THE Manchester band in the early days of punk.

Two cowboys T-shirt

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The cowboys T-shirt was printed in 1975, for Sex, the provocative Chelsea fashion shop owned by Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren. Photograph: From The Situationist International: John McCready Archive / Liverpool John Moores University

A Vivienne Westwood design that caused some controversy. A lot of people did a double-take when they first saw this. Your attention is drawn to the top half first, then you see the rest of it. They've been pirated and reprinted, but this one is an original. There are pictures of it being worn by Steve Jones, Sid Vicious and Siouxsie. It underlines the provocative side of punk and still makes people double-take today.

Anarchy in the UK cover sketch

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The final sleeve pictured a torn Union flag with Sex Pistols' logo safety-pinned on to it. Photograph: Courtesy of John Marchant Gallery

This is a working draft of the famous Anarchy in the UK cover by Jamie Reid. Obviously something very different came out, but you can see a note saying to use newspaper lettering for the Sex Pistols logo. It's quite nice to see that and think, he went with that lettering idea.

Breasts T-shirt

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This T-shirt design was adapted for the Sex shop from a novelty T-shirt Malcom McLaren picked up in New Orleans. Photograph: Colin Fallows Archive

Another provocative Westwood T-shirt, you'll see Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols wearing it on the Bill Grundy programme - the one where they swore live on teatime television, on 1 December, 1976, and caused outrage throughout the land.

Anarchy in the UK tour poster

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The Anarchy in the UK tour eventually consisted of just three gigs, rather than the scheduled 19.

This is a poster for the Anarchy tour in December 1976. A number of those dates got struck off as a result of the Bill Grundy episode, including the Village Bowl and Liverpool Stadium. Due to the cancelled gigs, a lot of the posters didn't get put up and are quite rare.

"You're gonna wake up one morning..." T-shirt

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Happy Birthday Punk: the British Library celebrates 40 years of anarchy and innovation

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'Punk is not an easy thing to define," says Andy Linehan, curator of popular music at the British Library. "As with any type of music, people will say, 'That's punk', 'No, that's punk'. Some say punk died in a specific year, others say punk lives."

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A look back at the life and legacy of Dame Vivienne Westwood

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From 2013: Vivienne Westwood, queen of punk fashion

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The punk movement was born in England between 1976 and 1980
Richard Hell, the first punk, was American
The punk, musical genre, is associated with many slogans: no future, or punk's not dead.
(Marine Dzwierzynski)

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The punk ("ugly") movement appeared in the early 1970s as a reaction of rejection by part of the youth of the hippie movement and then disco in a context of economic crisis and growing unemployment.
The punk subculture includes a diverse and widely known array of ideologies, fashion, and other forms of expression, visual art, dance, literature, and film. Largely characterised by anti-establishment views, the promotion of individual freedom, and the DIY ethics, the culture originated from punk rock.
The punk ethos is primarily made up of beliefs such as non-conformity, anti-authoritarianism, anti-corporatism, a do-it-yourself ethic, anti-consumerist, anti-corporate greed, direct action, and not "selling out".
sources: wikipedia

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The punk movement started in the 1970s as a reaction to reject the hippie and disco movement. It appeared during an economical crisis where unemployment was high. The word “punk” was basically used to describe the music based on electric guitars of “garage” groups from the 60’s such as The Sonics, The Seeds or 13th Floor Elevators. The name of this kind of music has since changed into “protopunk” (60’s punk). The expression “punk” stays to this day associated to the 1970s and 1980s period incarnated by the Sex Pistols, The Clash, The Damned, Stiff Little Fingers, Buzzcocks, The Saints, Ramones, Strychnine and Stalag.

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The punk movement appeared in England during the period between 1976 and 1980 where appeared a real admiration for more aggressive rock bands, sailing on a dark inspiration fueled by the climate of economic crises, wars and attacks on European soil. More than just a musical current, through punk will develop an important social and artistic movement: the «punkitude» came to shake society and propose an alternative to the solutions, considered too utopian, proposed by the hippies. Indeed, like many movements, punks are born by challenging the established order and by contrast to the previous movement.
The movement attracts, at least to its origins, people who do not feel at their place in society, without them trying to escape it. These are people who have been deeply affected by economic crises, mass unemployment and have been lulled by images of wars on television. The famous slogan «No future» is a perfect illustration of the image they have of society. The punk movement wants to create a society where the human being will be as free as possible by opposing any form of authority.

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punk began as a reaction against the music, idealism and aesthetics of the 1960s hippi movements. usually at that time, the core of punk's protagonists was working class, the type of music feels really rebellious and sounds angry. the ideologies of punk were about the economic inequality felt by young people and the hypocrisy of the ruling class, and the ways they were neglecting working people and their struggles. so the punks were rebelling against the social conditions of the 1970s.

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It is a protest cultural movement that appeared in the England in 1970 with groups often made up of guitarists and singers. Some people like this kind of music which sometimes expresses their rage but others don't like it. (Marion Fargeot)