Rock City Art in Bedford is pleased to announce the launch of a career spanning photographic exhibition of The Smiths & Morrissey on October 26th.
The show will feature well known classic images, such as Stephen Wright’s shot of the band outside the Salford Lads Club on the outskirts of Manchester that featured on the sleeve of ‘The Queen Is Dead’, along side more obscure lesser known shots such as Phil Dent’s shot of Morrissey and Pete Burns from the Smiths gig at the Royal Albert Hall in April 1985.
As a taster for the up-coming exhibition we will be featuring the well known image of Morrissey holding the Union Jack flag shot by Mark Allan which was later printed on the cover of NME, contrasting portraits of the band shot by Paul Slattery, solo shots from Peter Anderson and more recent shots of Morrissey taken by Pieter M. Van Hattem.
If you'd like to attend the opening night launch or view the collection either e-mail us at [email protected] or visit the website www.rockcityart.com
The show will feature well known classic images, such as Stephen Wright’s shot of the band outside the Salford Lads Club on the outskirts of Manchester that featured on the sleeve of ‘The Queen Is Dead’, along side more obscure lesser known shots such as Phil Dent’s shot of Morrissey and Pete Burns from the Smiths gig at the Royal Albert Hall in April 1985.
As a taster for the up-coming exhibition we will be featuring the well known image of Morrissey holding the Union Jack flag shot by Mark Allan which was later printed on the cover of NME, contrasting portraits of the band shot by Paul Slattery, solo shots from Peter Anderson and more recent shots of Morrissey taken by Pieter M. Van Hattem.
If you'd like to attend the opening night launch or view the collection either e-mail us at [email protected] or visit the website www.rockcityart.com
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