IMAGES OF PUNK

Photographs by Denis O’Regan
Published by Castle Communications Ltd, 1999
Softcover | 184 pages | 25 x 25 cm
Language: English
Condition: Good

Images of Punk is a visceral deep dive into the birth of a cultural revolution. With 1976 as its epicenter, this book captures the anarchic explosion of punk when fashion tore itself apart, music became a weapon, and attitude rewrote the rules of identity and art.

Shot by acclaimed photographer Denis O’Regan, this collection is one of the most comprehensive visual testaments to the era, offering not just iconic portraits but also rare, intimate glimpses into the gritty chaos and electrifying charisma that defined the movement. From alleyways to stage dives, from safety pins to strobe lights, every image pulses with the immediacy of a scene that wasn’t just lived it was survived.

Punk wasn’t just a sound it was a rupture. And Images of Punk charts its rise, its legacy, and its ongoing echo in everything from fashion to politics to underground culture.

A cornerstone volume for lovers of subcultures, visual rebellion, and raw photographic history.