Facebook
Design & Research on
Visual Identity Politics and Remix Society
Portfolio
Outline of Research on Visual Remix Strategies
Research into Remix: Huey Remixed
About Huey Remixed
Credits
Out Now! The Timeline
Out Now: The Book!
Out Now: The Movie!
Out Now: The Shirt!
The Book: Reviews.
My First Huey…
The Sample
Found Footage
Criteria For Selection
The Remix
The Timeline of Found Footage
The Timeline: Index
The Timeline 1967-70: Free Huey!
The Timeline 1970s: Pop.Cultural Remix
The Timeline 1990s: The Hip-hop Era
The Timeline 21C: The Age of Internet
The Black Panther Party Playlist
The Legacy of The Panthers
Weapons of revolution
We are Soldiers in Huey’s Army
The Original
“A Black Urban Warrior”
Jailbird in a Peacock Chair
History of a Panther logo
The Context
Short history of the Black Panther Party
Sampled History 66/67
Sampled History 1968
Sampled History 1969
Sampled History 1970
Sampled History 1971
Sampled History 72/82
Panther Power: Sloganism
Sources & References
Design Research #0:
On Classification
1. Introduction
Welcome & Motivation
Research Question & Project Outline
2. Creating a database
3. Visual Analyses
Typology
Stereotypology
Designing Dialogues
— On Citizenship
— On R’dam Noord
4. Conclusion
Sources & References
About
About the Studio For Visual Pop.Culture
About Mark Mulder
About Post-what.com
The Post-what Reading Guide
Contact & Mailing
Collections
Blackbook
Encyclopedia of —isms
Everyday People Every Day
Identity politics
Incomplete timeline of human classification
Portfolio
Products of Research
Race-ism
Re-mix
Reading stuff
Stereotypes
Tags
United States
Huey P. Newton
classification
Oakland
The Netherlands
Black Panther Party for Self-defence
race
racism
New York
art
stereotype
black
remix
slavery
language
Los Angeles
stereotypes
white privilege
Poster
Black Panthers
Stuart Hall
revolution
Free Huey
United Kingdom
white centered
history
Hiphop
blackface
representation
White
design research
t-shirt
Visual identity
institutional racism
ethnicity
geography
Rotterdam
Black Panther Paper
identity
skin colour
Society of the Spectacle
popculture
activism
inspiration
Afrofuturism
race as a cultural/social construct
education
San Francisco
Emory Douglas
racial joke
[+]
Search for:
Portfolio Research
Out Now! Huey Remixed: The Timeline (Book).
appropriation
Beyoncé
Black Panther Party
book
Chadwick Boseman
Chuck D
copy
found footage
George Clinton
history
Huey P. Newton
Huey Remixed
Jay Z
MIssy Elliot
remix
reproduction
timeline
Version
Book
[+]
Portfolio Education
Jazz: Visual Culture & Aesthetics
Afrofuturism
black cool
Blue Note
Corky McCoy
creool
free
George Clinton
Grace Jones
harlem renaissance
Jackson Pollock
Jean Paul Goude
Miles Davis
Mothership
pimp
player
Reid Miles
Robert Farris-Thompson
stereotypes
Sun Ra
syncopated
What is...(definition)?
zoot suit
[+]
Timeline of Huey Remixed
Huey Remixed 2017: Kendra Foster
Black Panther Party for Self-defence
Funkadelic
George Clinton
Huey P. Newton
Kendra Foster
Pedro Bell
the one
Uncle Jam
Found on Facebook
[+]
Blackbook
Smithsonian acquires P-Funk Mothership – The Washington Post
Afrofuturism
black music
funk
Funkadelic
George Clinton
Mothership
The 1990s replica of the stage prop, a 1,200-pound aluminum spacecraft, will go to the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
—
The Washington Post
[+]
Timeline of Huey Remixed
Huey Remixed 2003: Missy Elliott
Black Panthers
George Clinton
Hiphop
Huey P. Newton
language
language of revolution
MIssy Elliot
revolution
This is not a test
Warwick Saint
Missy Elliott - This Is Not A Test! - 2003
[+]
Timeline of Huey Remixed
Huey Remixed 1979: Uncle Jam
Afrofuturism
funk
Funkadelic
George Clinton
Huey P. Newton
language
Pedro Bell
revolution
Sherman Lawrence
Uncle Jam Wants You, cover photo (by Diem M. Jones) and artwork (by Pedro Bell), 1979
[+]