
Exhibition celebrating David Bowie’s Aladdin Sane to open at Southbank Centre.
Exhibition celebrating David Bowie’s Aladdin Sane to open at Southbank Centre in April. The two-month-long exhibition explores the creation of the album’s iconic artwork
Exhibition celebrating David Bowie’s Aladdin Sane to open at Southbank Centre in April. The two-month-long exhibition explores the creation of the album’s iconic artwork
The Southbank Centre today announces a raft of events celebrating the 50th anniversary of David Bowie’s iconic 1973 album, Aladdin Sane. Aladdin Sane: 50 Years
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With 47,000 tickets sold before the exhibition of the iconic British pop star has even opened, the V&A has triggered a renewed Bowie-mania with its latest exhibition.
Exhibition spanning the artist’s career shows how Ziggy Stardust has cast his influence over everyday life
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Art should be connected to the maker in a unique fashion, it should communicate on different levels and (from my point of view) it should have an esthetic aspect to it.
The print includes contributions from Build, The Chase, Spin, Nom de Strip, Studio NMO, Stockholm Design Lab, Monocle, Paul Belford, Corey Holms, Pentagram, Crispin Finn, Anthony Burrill, Wallpaper, Martyn Atkins, The Designers Republic, Trevor Jackson, and Jonathan Barnbrook.
The Glam era of the early 1970s is to be critically evaluated for the first time in an ambitious new exhibition at Tate Liverpool.
By 1978 a new scene was needed to fill the vacuum left after Punk went mainstream – and “Bowie Night” was a start.
I set it up with David Bowie. It was called Bowie Art. I also curated a number of exhibitions with those artists in physical time as opposed to on-line. A few of the artists I met through the foundation we now work with.
Museum has chosen around 300 items from Bowie’s vast private archive in New York for a major retrospective next spring
The V&A plans to use David Bowie’s exotic costumes to chart his life and times in an exhibition next year
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