God Save the Queens

God Save the Queens is a exhibition at the Museum of Youth Culture in London, looking at the women who shaped punk and the visual language of the movement fifty years on.

The exhibition fills the basement gallery of the Museum of Youth Culture, a museum at 51 St Pancras Way in London that mainly hosts exhibitions and occasionally stages concerts. It marks fifty years since Poly Styrene and other pioneering women helped shape punk, and it turns the focus to their contribution to the genre's look and cultural identity.

The display brings together artwork, photography, fashion and personal archives connected with these women. Visitors see how their work changed punk's visual and cultural language, from the images and clothing that defined the scene to the material that documents its people.

The show suits anyone interested in punk history, music culture and the design of youth subcultures, and visitors can come whenever they like while the exhibition is open. The venue is wheelchair accessible.