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Open thread: What does Glam mean to you?

A new exhibition at Tate Liverpool explores the era through 100 art works. Were you there? And what does Glam mean to you?
  
  

DAVID BOWIE - 1973
Feathered friend ... David Bowie in 1973. Photograph: Bill Orchard/Rex Features Photograph: Bill Orchard/Rex Features

Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange, David Bowie unveiling Ziggy Stardust or David Hockney's Mr and Mrs Clark and Percy. What does Glam mean to you?

In a new exhibition at Tate Liverpool, which our critic Adrian Searle reviews here, the glam era and its influence on the arts and its challenge to perceived ideas about performance and identity are explored through 100 works of art.

We have created an interactive timeline highlighting a handful of key works and events, artistic and politic, but what have we missed? Post your comment in the thread below.

And, if you visit the show and want to tell us what you thought of it, you can tweet us @gdnartanddesign including the #gdnreview.

 

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