Students in the 60s

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Students in the 60s
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The student movement...

• PAEG (Program of economic action of the
  government)
• the movement of students appears. The movement
  had the following objective to give to the
  students more vacancies in the universities to
  give them a better education.
• agreement that Brazil had made with U.S.A., in
  which they, U.S.A., wanted to implement in Brazil
  the American imperialist system.

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The walk of one hundred the a thousand..

• The walk was against dictatorship,
• In this attempt the leaders were imprisoned and
  sued

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A STUDENT FASHION...

• Style in the 1960's photographs are a very good
  representation of what was considered 60's chic,
  and hip in the early and mid 60's.
• In the world of fashion, one of the biggest names
  is Mary Quant. Rejecting the haute couture, Mary
  had their designs and produced clothes for
  adolescents.
• She is still remembered as the leader of the
  introduction of new skirts and the sexual
  liberation in England.

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Fashion ...
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Music...

• After the 50's, we saw another great change in
  popular music. We were now "twisting" to the
  music when Chubby Checkers taught us how to do
  the Twist. Some of the Doo Wop music continued,
  but we began to see more female groups, and beach
  and surfing music hit the airwaves. Of course,
  Elvis was still riding high, but he saw some
  petition when the Beatles entered the scene, and
  Beatlemania began.

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• Poodle skirts disappeared, and bell bottoms,
  mini-skirts and go-go took over. The hippies
  created their own style of fashion and fads with
  psychedelic colors, tie-dyed t-shirts, lobe beads
  and the peace sign. Afrom for the boys ( and some
  girls ) came in style, and girls poufed up their
  hair in big bouffants, that is unless they were
  of the hippie crowd, and then it was long and
  straight.

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ART ..

• The pop art more feature is essentially a product
  of society, vast horizons, ever changing,
  America. As a movement, not the pop art emerged
  spontaneously from the people in any country, nor
  was a fusion of international styles. His
  standards were determined by a decision to
  address the contemporary world with a more
  positive attitude. Despite the carnival aspects
  of exaggerated colors and gigantic scale, the
  alternative of pop art was based on clearly in a
  pattern suited to the 60's, which were excluded
  from the unpleasant, the nonsense, the
  preciosity, the refinement. The pop art is
  spontaneous, direct and extroverted.

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Group

• Bárbara Viana
• Théo Burgos
• Turma B21/Inglês