The Art of Rebellion

Born in 1921, Karl Heinz Weinberger had been a swiss factory worker 

for over thirty years. In his free time, he started taking pictures of  a 

bunch of post-war teenagers dissatisfied with the conservative, conformist

climate of the times, who made their own clothes and jewelry, wore 

motorcycle jackets, and oversize belt-buckles with images of American 

celebrities like Marlon Brando, James Dean and Elvis Presley.

Rebel Youth, published by Rizzoli, will be the Weinberger's first 

monograph, and a fantastic document of Swiss rebel youth in the sixties. 

Love her snarky self assurance.

Looks like just another high school party at my house when
 my parents were out of town...

This pic looks like it could be taken today...
I always want to be sprayed in mid daylight.
Every HOUR, on the HOUR...

The woman on the right is in everyone's high school...

(Now you know where Lemmy got his look.)

Karl Heinz Weinberger passed away in 2006.

Photo's courtesy of Rizzoli and W Magazine.