1970's

Thanks to online streaming platforms, a new generation are rediscovering the 1960s and 70s gems of Japan's Art Theatre Guild.

Photographer Craig Easton captured the ripple effects of Thatcher’s Britain, following a family across two generations.

The New York artist’s work was so ahead of the curve that it has been largely overlooked — until now.

Jill Freedman embarked on a four-year ride to create 'Street Cops', a timestamp of NYC when relations between the government and police were cold.

50 years after the roller skating boom of the 70s, Gen-Z is buying skates in their droves amid a viral TikTok craze.

Jim Jocoy revisits his electrifying dispatches from the Bay Area’s political punk scene 40 years after documenting it.

At the end of the decade, Melbourne’s grey desolation served as a breeding ground for a new Australian punk culture. Reacting against creeping conservatism and suburbia, its members were committed to anarchy, freedom and art.

Hold onto your stretch denim, people.

‘Hippie Modernism: The Struggle for Utopia,’ a new show opening this week in Berkeley, traces the legacy of the art, design, and architecture created in the turbulent 1960s.

A new exhibition of images from the decade reminds us how much has changed and stayed the same.

After sitting in a drawer for 40 years, photographer Bill Yates’ shots of Sweetheart Roller Skating rink in suburban Florida are being released as a photobook.

From Martin Scorsese's 'Vinyl' to Garth Risk Hallberg's 'City on Fire,' the music, culture, and fashion of 70s-era New York is everywhere right now.