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The following description was written by Sloane Angel Hilton, the creator of the facebook group for this aesthetic: Its rise and fall between the years 1996-2002 - a movement in pop culture that is spawned from the research of The Y2K Aesthetic Institute. A notable shift in the visual mood of pop culture happened during the turn of the millennium, but it wasn’t Y2K Aesthetic. One thing I have found is that it was en vogue to be between 25-35, the prime age of Gen X at this time. I think of the “Music First” era of Vh1 programming. Contrary to contemporaneous Y2K Aesthetic, and also McBling style of the early 2000s, Gen X Y/AC models in editorial fashion or artist marketing were much more "natural". You will see tons of nude lipstick, hair parted down the middle or natural textured hair, natural leathers, knee high boots, duster jackets, natural and muted colors - especially greens, beiges, tans, greys, and black. Design and fashion was moving from 60s revival into early 70s. Retro-futurism was Y2K Aesthetic, but Gen X YAC was more terrestrial. Its futurism was a mix of sterile and organic. McBling was a full blown disco revival, but here, we just see hints of the 70s. Depictions of city life through a colonialist lens. First wave gentrification. Urban life influenced graphic design, such as in the use of Helvetica as inspired by the NYC subway signs. The rise of a minimalist design revival. On the runway, the rise/peak of the modern supermodel - Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss, and Linda Evangelista, who were all peaking at 25. In photography and film, prevalence of bleach bypass, cross processing, “Lomo effect”, and other color grading trends. Hit music in the US was heavily influenced or even imported from the UK and Europe. Notably, we saw a surge in french house/disco, big beat, electronic, trance, uk garage, and “easy listening”/adult contemporary marketed for Generation X. Less Pure Moods and more Cafe Del Mar. Pop artists were reinvented to fit, like Madonna (Ray of Light). "Soft Club" refers to club culture trickling down into mainstream culture. As the style shifts into McBling, club culture becomes so huge that only the rich can enjoy it in Ibiza. R&B + hip hop had a marked shift in production, due to producers like Soulshock and Karlin, Trackmasters, Darkchild/Rodney Jerkins, in addition to many more who formed top of the millennium sounds working with both these genres. Pop music was equally transformed by club music, R&B, and Latin pop. Rock, pop and poetry were put over trip/hip-hop & breakbeats. Songs that may not have been written for the dance floor were produced as club music. See: soft club. Get X young adults were into entrepreneurship, which supposedly fueled the 90s economic recovery, especially via tech industry. This is why they have been considered a generation which "sold out". Discussion is much deserved regarding the nature of media diversity, both genuine (largely POC in leading production roles across mediums) and as a marketing tool, and the start of gentrification as it would come to be known in post-industrial cities.

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Faye Wong – Sing and Play (1998)

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Really fascinated with how ahead of the times this 1988 ad for the Honda City appears. It has the look of CGXC or Gen X/YAC with the smooth very fluid blur, overlaid colors, and rounded futuristic font. The ‘new hyper engine’ font reminds me of 2010s neu-grunge. 

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Purple Passions & Proclivities

Gender Assignment Guest Blogger, Felicia Holman

Dedicated to the memories of Betty Holman & Prince Rogers Nelson (and to the future of Kendyl Holman)

“Sex isn’t all I think about, it’s all I think about U.”--’Shhh (Break It Down)’, Prince Rogers Nelson

An Origin Story

First, big thanks to Melissa Potter for inviting me to be a guest blogger for Gender Assignment. I am writing this essay (my first of four) on April 21, 2018---the second anniversary of the sudden death of my artistic and sexual muse, Prince Rogers Nelson. Today, I’m simultaneously elated and bereft; elated to be writing, bereft of both my Purple dearly beloved and the person who got me into him in the first place: My mother, Betty.

My mother, Betty / She was seeing me off on my first international flight...to Jamaica. This was '96 so she was actually with me at the boarding gate, even though I was traveling solo!

This month also marks the 10th anniversary of my mother's memorial service. As a single Black mother raising and homeschooling 2 kids on Chicago's Southside in the 1980’s, Mom was pretty unconventional. She was a working-class artist/ public intellectual/ entrepreneur/ urban gardener/ Columbia College film student/ championship-winning boys’ Little League coach/ etc... I’ll never forget how she championed my auditioning for the male lead in my 8th grade play because the female lead was too wispy (though I was ultimately cast as the female lead). Though strictly heteronormative in her own gender and sexual expression, Mom was sex-positive. She was my primary sex ed teacher and feminine wiles coach. *For Christmas during my freshman year in high school, Mom bought me my first lacy lingerie set; explaining “this is the type of underwear a young lady buys.”* Mom was a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and as a result, devoutly nurtured her only daughter's sexual agency and empowerment. One of her no-nonsense metaphor resonates to this day: “You don't need anyone else to scratch your own itch!” *Which I knew to be true, ever since I’d learned how to covertly rub one out on the edge of my chair in Kindergarten.*

Erotic City, Come Alive

In a two-fold effort to break me out of my bubble gum “Michael Jackson phase” & put me on to something more subversive and avant-garde, Mom formally introduced me to Prince when she brought home the 12” 1999 double album and explained to me that Prince played all the instruments. However, it was actually the combination of seeing the Little Red Corvette video and then learning that he and I share the same birthday that cemented him as #foreverinmylife...Whereas Prince was contraband in the homes of most of my Gen X peers, those of us with “cool" parents /guardians were exposed to the crucially impactful carnal knowledge of His Purple Majesty during our tweens. *I’ve often described Prince’s cultural impact & influence as a result of his artistry grabbing us by the root and crown chakras (as his lyrics on ‘Sexuality’ clearly illustrate)!* “Little Girl Heat" (LGH) is a term I coined a few years ago during a generative rehearsal with Honey Pot Performance. I find LGH succinctly / viscerally encapsulates the phenomenon of tingling sensations and rise in core temperature I’d feel while listening to Automatic, Let’s Pretend We’re Married, Lady Cab Driver, etc. To this day, I still experience LGH when I’m overcome with desire...trust & BELIEVE!

Here & Now

As a grown-ass-woman-for-real, I am both looking back and ahead at my sexcapades. Sex has always been a ‘Quality (v. Quantity) of Life’ issue for me, but even more so for me in recent years...more on that in future posts. The candid memoirs of living legends Diahann Carroll, Grace Jones and Jenifer Lewis line my shelves as both salve and motivation. *Can’t WAIT for fellow Gen X-er Tracee Ellis Ross to grace us with hers!* Though I’m not a mom, I am a doting auntie who is determined to give my 8 y.o. niece (Kendyl) the gifts of real talk and agency that her paternal grandmother gave to me. Conversations with my niece have recently begun to include her questions about puberty as well as my ‘leading’ questions to find out what she does/doesn't already know. I find that sex ed resources tailor-made for little Black girls are still few and far between in this post-Obama 21st century, so my anecdotes and advice will be some of her primary resources. She knows that Prince is my favorite musician/entertainer/artist and that I wear a tribute button everyday since he passed. But I haven't formally introduced her to Prince music yet. I think his 2006 Golden Globe award-winning Song of the Heart (from the animated film ‘Happy Feet’) will be our entry point...it’s still years before her time.

*Bonus: If you haven't already, check out the just-released tribute video for Prince's original recording of ‘Nothing Compares 2 U’...#lghonfleek

Bio: Lifelong Chicagoan, artist and Prince fan Felicia Holman is a co-founder of both the Art Leaders of Color Network ('ALCN') and Honey Pot Performance (‘HPP’). She is also Communication Director at Chicago's venerable Links Hall. Felicia creates, presents and supports original interdisciplinary performance which engages audience and inspires community. In May 2017, Felicia traveled to Manchester England and proudly presented on Prince and Blackness at the first Purple Reign Interdisciplinary Conference "on the life and legacy of Prince Rogers Nelson" (co-produced by the University of Salford and Middle Tennessee State University). In June, Felicia co-produced the ALCN's monthlong P.O.W.E.R Project at Logan Square's Comfort Station. November 2017 saw Felicia's groups thrive: HPP's debut artist book 'Ma(s)king Her' was published by Candor Arts, Links Hall went to Japan for the Kyoto Experiment Performance Festival and the ALCN received a 2018 Joyce Foundation grant to "develop membership and programming capacity". In December 2017, Felicia presented her first commissioned solo performance ("Wassup w/That YAC?!" @ MCA Chicago) and starred in 'Hair Story' -- OpenTV's latest pilot, which Felicia also co-wrote (premiering Spring 2018). Felicia relishes her dynamic artrepreneurial life and sums it up in 3 words—'Creator, Connector, Conduit'.

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1. Pittsburgh Steelers, 54% 2. Buffalo Bills, 52% 3. Washington Football Team, 50% 4. Atlanta Falcons, 49% 5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 49% 6. New York Jets, 48% 7. Baltimore Ravens, 48% 8. Philadelphia Eagles, 48% 9. Los Angeles Rams, 47% 10. Houston Texans, 45% 11. Jacksonville Jaguars, 45% 12. Carolina Panthers, 44% 13. Arizona Cardinals, 44% 14. Cleveland Browns, 44% 15. Indianapolis Colts, 42% 16. Las Vegas Raiders, 42% 17. Tennessee Titans, 42% 18. Kansas City Chiefs, 42% 19. Los Angeles Chargers, 42% 20. Green Bay Packers, 41% 21. Miami Dolphins, 40% 22. New Orleans Saints, 40% 23. Seattle Seahawks, 40% 24. Denver Broncos, 39% 25. Chicago Bears, 38% 26. San Francisco 49ers, 38% 27. Detroit Lions, 38% 28. Dallas Cowboys, 37% 29. Cincinnati Bengals, 37% 30. Minnesota Vikings, 36% 31. New England Patriots, 36% 32. New York Giants, 31%

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1. New York Jets, 33% 2. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 32% 3. Las Vegas Raiders, 32% 4. Atlanta Falcons, 32% 5. Philadelphia Eagles, 31% 6. New England Patriots, 31% 7. Indianapolis Colts, 31% 8. Tennessee Titans, 31% 9. Baltimore Ravens, 31% 10. Washington Football Team, 30% 11. Houston Texans, 30% 12. San Francisco 49ers, 30% 13. New York Giants, 30% 14. Los Angeles Chargers, 30% 15. Miami Dolphins, 30% 16. Los Angeles Rams, 30% 17. Chicago Bears, 30% 18. Jacksonville Jaguars, 30% 19. New Orleans Saints, 30% 20. Seattle Seahawks, 30% 21. Pittsburgh Steelers, 30% 22. Arizona Cardinals, 29% 23. Buffalo Bills, 29% 24. Green Bay Packers, 29% 25. Detroit Lions, 29% 26. Kansas City Chiefs, 29% 27. Cincinnati Bengals, 28% 28. Carolina Panthers, 28% 29. Denver Broncos, 28% 30. Cleveland Browns, 26% 31. Dallas Cowboys, 25% 32. Minnesota Vikings, 24%

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1. Green Bay Packers, 74% 2. Cleveland Browns, 71% 3. Arizona Cardinals, 67% 4. Buffalo Bills, 64% 5. New Orleans Saints, 63% 6. Kansas City Chiefs, 63% 7. Los Angeles Rams, 63% 8. Baltimore Ravens, 62% 9. Seattle Seahawks, 62% 10. Las Vegas Raiders, 60% 11. Philadelphia Eagles, 60% 12. Indianapolis Colts, 60% 13. New England Patriots, 59% 14. Washington Football Team, 59% 15. Chicago Bears, 58% 16. Atlanta Falcons, 57% 17. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 57% 18. Minnesota Vikings, 56% 19. Houston Texans, 56% 20. Detroit Lions, 55% 21. Denver Broncos, 54% 22. San Francisco 49ers, 54% 23. Carolina Panthers, 53% 24. Tennessee Titans, 53% 25. Jacksonville Jaguars, 51% 26. Dallas Cowboys, 51% 27. Miami Dolphins, 51% 28. Pittsburgh Steelers, 51% 29. Cincinnati Bengals, 50% 29. New York Jets, 50% 31. Los Angeles Chargers, 47% 32. New York Giants, 46%

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1. Green Bay Packers, 74% 2. Philadelphia Eagles, 73% 3. Washington Football Team, 73% 4. Baltimore Ravens, 73% 5. Houston Texans, 73% 6. Arizona Cardinals, 72% 7. Carolina Panthers, 72% 8. Indianapolis Colts, 72% 9. New Orleans Saints, 72% 10. New England Patriots, 72% 11. Cincinnati Bengals, 71% 12. Chicago Bears, 71% 13. Cleveland Browns, 71% 14. Unit 1: early chinamacs history. Detroit Lions, 70% 15. Dallas Cowboys, 70% 16. Seattle Seahawks, 70% 17. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 70% 18. New York Giants, 70% 19. Los Angeles Rams, 70% 20. Tennessee Titans, 70% 21. Minnesota Vikings, 70% 22. Denver Broncos, 70% 23. Miami Dolphins, 69% 24. Pittsburgh Steelers, 69% 25. San Francisco 49ers, 69% 26. Jacksonville Jaguars, 69% 27. Las Vegas Raiders, 69% 28. Atlanta Falcons, 69% 29. Buffalo Bills, 69% 30. New York Jets, 67% 31. Kansas City Chiefs, 67% 32. Los Angeles Chargers, 67%

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Daylight Savings

Collage Experiment

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Layout test while doing research into bodies of w ater on our p lanet. Specifically looking into the adverse effects that global warming is having on them.

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Damien Hirst's Pharmacy restaurant (1998)