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Hailing from Naarm/Melbourne, punk trio CLAMM — comprising Jack Summers, Miles Harding, and Stella Rennex — delve into the tumultuous experience of youth striving to lead an authentic and principled life in an increasingly chaotic world. Their music confronts the challenges of navigating entrenched systems of power and oppression while striving to preserve mental well-being and a strong sense of self. Through their raw and visceral sound, CLAMM aspires to foster community, ignite creativity, and provide a channel for catharsis. 
Their latest record, Serious Acts, is out now on Meat Machine. 
(Photo Credit: Oscar O’Shea)

CLAMM

Music

Jack Summers (CLAMM) and Al Diaz Have Good Work Ethics

Cheryl Dunn is a filmmaker and photographer based in New York City. Her filmic exploration of the life and legacy of the late artist Dash Snow, Moments Like This Never Last, is out now in theaters and is available on VOD from September 3. Her work is influenced by alternative urban and youth culture, documenting skaters, the homeless, musicians, graffiti, artists, and their processes. Dunn graduated with a degree in art history from Rutgers University, traveled throughout Europe, and lived in Milan. After traveling Europe in her twenties, she returned to New York to pursue photography, shooting for magazines such as Spin, Vogue, Elle, Harpers Bazaar and Dazed and Confused. In the mid-1990s, Dunn began to focus much more on filmmaking. Find out more at <a href="http://www.cheryldunn.net" target="_blank" rel="noopener">cheryldunn.net</a>.

Cheryl Dunn

Film

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