A new exhibit celebrates the legacy of Manic Panic, the iconic hair color brand that became a defining symbol of punk culture in the late 20th century. The display explores how the product’s bold, rebellious aesthetic aligned with the DIY ethos of the punk movement, offering fans a deep dive into its cultural impact. Curators highlight the brand’s role in shaping youth counterculture through its unconventional marketing and enduring influence on music and fashion. The showcase marks a milestone for both the company and the punk scene it helped redefine.
50 years of punk: Manic Panic founders spotlighted in new exhibit Spectrum News NY1
