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Posted byJoe Hoover on 20 Jan 2011 | Tagged as: History of Hip
Never just the domain of sailors and outlaws, tattoos have a rich and storied history. From Pacific Islanders to American hipsters, body art has long been a popular form of self expression with many layers of meaning. Dr. John Troyer gives an overview of the history of body art with help from tattoo artist Awen Briem. From the History of Hip series
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Posted byJoe Hoover on 20 Jan 2011 | Tagged as: History of Hip
Never just the domain of sailors and outlaws, tattoos have a rich and storied history. From Pacific Islanders to American hipsters, body art has long been a popular form of self expression with many layers of meaning. Dr. John Troyer gives an overview of the history of body art with help from tattoo artist Awen Briem. From the History of Hip series.
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Posted byJoe Hoover on 20 Jan 2011 | Tagged as: History of Hip
Never just the domain of sailors and outlaws, tattoos have a rich and storied history. From Pacific Islanders to American hipsters, body art has long been a popular form of self expression with many layers of meaning. Dr. John Troyer gives an overview of the history of body art with help from tattoo artist Awen Briem. From the History of Hip series.
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Posted byJoe Hoover on 20 Jan 2011 | Tagged as: History of Hip
Never just the domain of sailors and outlaws, tattoos have a rich and storied history. From Pacific Islanders to American hipsters, body art has long been a popular form of self expression with many layers of meaning. Dr. John Troyer gives an overview of the history of body art with help from tattoo artist Awen Briem. From the History of Hip series
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Posted byJoe Hoover on 20 Jan 2011 | Tagged as: History of Hip
Never just the domain of sailors and outlaws, tattoos have a rich and storied history. From Pacific Islanders to American hipsters, body art has long been a popular form of self expression with many layers of meaning. Dr. John Troyer gives an overview of the history of body art with help from tattoo artist Awen Briem. From the History of Hip series.
This is an audio file of the complete session.
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Posted byadmin on 12 Feb 2010 | Tagged as: History of Hip
From robots to smart kitchens and high tech soldiers, historian Brian Horrigan and blogger Matt Novak highlighted some of their favorite trends in science fiction of the past while they shared their own thoughts about the future of this genre at the Turf Club’s Clown Lounge on February 2nd, 2010.
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