Exploring “Anarcho-Feminism” in Gee Vaucher's Designs and Tracing the Permeation of this Perspective within Punk Culture (1979-84)

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Binns, Rebecca (2016) Exploring “Anarcho-Feminism” in Gee Vaucher's Designs and Tracing the Permeation of this Perspective within Punk Culture (1979-84). In: The Art of Punk, 25 November 2016, University of Northampton.

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Type of Research:	Conference, Symposium or Workshop Item
Creators:	Binns, Rebecca
Description:	This paper traces the antecedents and influence of ‘anarcho-feminist’ ideas in Vaucher’s designs for the anarcho-punk band, Crass (1977-84), and her self-published journal, International Anthem (1977-81), through underground press publications (1960s-70s and punk fanzines (1970s-80s). This article also draws on the ideas of anarcho-feminist theorists, including Emma Goldman (1869–1940).
Official Website:	https://www.punkscholarsnetwork.com/northampton-conference-2016
Keywords/subjects not otherwise listed:	Counterculture, The Underground Press (UK, 1960s-70s), Punk and Post-Punk Music Graphics, DiY Publishing, Anarcho-Punk
Your affiliations with UAL:	Colleges > London College of Communication
Date:	25 November 2016
Event Location:	University of Northampton
Date Deposited:	13 Jul 2026 15:38
Last Modified:	13 Jul 2026 15:38
Item ID:	27313
URI:	https://ualresearchonline.arts.ac.uk/id/eprint/27313

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Exploring “Anarcho-Feminism” in Gee Vaucher's Designs and Tracing the Permeation of this Perspective within Punk Culture (1979-84)