A conversation chaired by music critic Simon Reynolds examines how the notion of subculture has become outmoded - through the overexposure afforded by the internet and the media’s rapid assimilation of the marginal. Surveying the past, present and future of unpopular culture, figures from the fields of art, music and performance explore the possibility of alternatives to ‘alternative’.

A conversation chaired by music critic Simon Reynolds examines how the notion of subculture has become outmoded - through the overexposure afforded by the internet and the media’s rapid assimilation of the marginal. Surveying the past, present and future of unpopular culture, figures from the fields of art, music and performance explore the possibility of alternatives to ‘alternative’.

A conversation chaired by music critic Simon Reynolds examines&nbsp;how the notion of subculture has become outmoded - through the overexposure afforded by the internet and the media’s rapid assimilation of the marginal. Surveying the past, present and future of unpopular culture, figures from the fields of art, music and performance explore the possibility of alternatives to ‘alternative’. &nbsp;

'Is the Underground Over?' (Frieze Talks London 2008)

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'Is the Underground Over?' (Frieze Talks London 2008)

'Is the Underground Over?' (Frieze Talks London 2008)