Punk was a nuclear device. It was a flash of highly destructive power. So many years on, one can forget how powerful and important it was. But photographer Michael Grecco bottled the excitement, danger, and power of punk with his photos. They are the real deal.
“Days of Punk,” photographer and director Michael Grecco’s multi-media solo exhibition celebrating punk music and culture, opens Friday, May 19 at Anderson Yezerski Gallery in Boston, MA’s SoWa Arts District with an artist’s reception from 5-9PM (460 Harrison Ave a16, Boston, MA 02118). The show runs through June 17, and marks the first time “Days of Punk” will be exhibited on the east coast of the United States – in the city where most of the images were made. The show originally premiered with a special public installation at the international photography fair Photo London in 2021, and is currently touring in the U.S. and Europe.
Join Michael and me in a chat about the event and the the the celebration of punk.
Punk was a nuclear device. It was a flash of highly destructive power. So many years on, one can forget how powerful and important it was. But photographer Michael Grecco bottled the excitement, danger, and power of punk with his photos. They are the real deal.
“Days of Punk,” photographer and director Michael Grecco’s multi-media solo exhibition celebrating punk music and culture, opens Friday, May 19 at Anderson Yezerski Gallery in Boston, MA’s SoWa Arts District with an artist’s reception from 5-9PM (460 Harrison Ave a16, Boston, MA 02118). The show runs through June 17, and marks the first time “Days of Punk” will be exhibited on the east coast of the United States – in the city where most of the images were made. The show originally premiered with a special public installation at the international photography fair Photo London in 2021, and is currently touring in the U.S. and Europe.
Join Michael and me in a chat about the event and the the the celebration of punk.