" CONFORMITY" Art Prints https://www.redbubble.com/people/ideasforartists/works/28905145-conformity?asc=u&p=art-print
The Stanford Prison Experiment was a study conducted to investigate how people would conform to the roles of guards and prisoners in simulated prison life exercise. People hired for this experiment quickly began to conform to their roles, completely adopting the associated behaviours that come with being a guard and prisoner. The conformity became so intense that "guards" and "prisoners" were dangerously out of control by their so called "roles". This is a form of identification conformity.
The Corrs
Photographer Josef Schulz created striking images of something typically mundane to most Americans, by taking deadpan photos of roadside corporate signage and removing all branding and text. It is a curious comment on how forms and graphics work together to make something as a whole. josefschulz.de
Love the color and the unnatural beauty.
£: elena mirò
"Ten years ago, my father was in Munich. Often, after the theater, he told me that he'd go with friends to a Bierstube. There was a nutty man they thought a fool. He spoke about politics. He was quite an attraction. They'd buy him beer and encourage him. He'd stand up on the table making…
"Ten years ago, my father was in Munich. Often, after the theater, he told me that he'd go with friends to a Bierstube. There was a nutty man they thought a fool. He spoke about politics. He was quite an attraction. They'd buy him beer and encourage him. He'd stand up on the table making…
Nella composizione in melaminico Rovere Avena e laccato opaco Melograno, troviamo contenitori ampi e funzionali, le cui aperture a ribalta o basculanti permettono un migliore utilizzo dello spazio.
Corrosion of Conformity
GWAR is playing at the Venue on Wednesday, November 19th, with Corrosion of Conformity and American Sharks! Get your tickets at Tickets300, Sickies Garage, by calling 866-300-8300, or online at jadepresents.com.
artist: Corrosion of Conformity title: Animosity label: Death country: USA date: 1985
Pepper Keenan, Phil Anselmo, Jimmy Bower, Kirk Windstein, Big Ross, and Patrick Bruders.
