Now, she's written a book about it. "How to Be a Goth: Notes on Undead Style" (Radar) is Weinstock's debut book, and traces the history of the goth aesthetic in literature, art and fashion.

The modern camp aesthetic was solidified in the 1964 Partisan Review essay “Notes on ‘Camp'” by the American critic Susan Sontag. The essay first appeared that fall, and didn’t take long ...

At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters on the ground ... distinguished high camp (a sophisticated, baroque aesthetic) from low camp (“a swishy little boy with peroxided ...

In a world dominated by technology and urbanization, Cottagecore has emerged as a beloved aesthetic, celebrating the charm of ...

Camp is an aesthetic or expression of “inauthentic ... But there’s an even richer history of “doing” camp in queer communities, says Mamp, who teaches a class at LSU on LGBTQ+ history ...

“ALL history is the history of thought,” R ... keys that open the door to a panoramic view of literature with its aesthetic and socio-cultural perspectives. This enables us to see literary ...

The artist organizes her paintings into “Chapters,” with each one driven by particular aesthetic impulses, creating series that riff on her own exhibition history, iconic works of art ...