Overview
IN THE PRESS
'. . . salutes the photographers who captured the crazy heart and
soul of rock'n'roll.'
- New Zealand Herald
'A cross-section of the best music photography of the last fifty
years.'
- Vanguard Red Magazine
'A brilliant, compelling collection…'
- Stuff Travel
VISITOR COMMENTS
'Challenging, raw, upfront, wide ranging, confronting and really
really worth the money and time to go.'
'Artists and icons of an era of true music - captured in candid
and intimate vulnerability.'
'The exhibition is an exhilarating, emotional and at times
poignant collection of stirring images.'
'We turned up expecting to spend 30 minutes, but ended up staying
two hours - so much to see!'
'It's like having a backstage pass to see the most influential
rock and roll stars who shaped modern music.'
'As visceral as being there. Moments in history that comment as
much on music as fashion, politics and personality.'
'You think you know music photography - you really don't! This is
the art, not the artifice.'
'Makes me long for New York, sweaty nightclubs and my
youth.'
'A nostalgic, exciting and sometimes sombre look at art in the
music world.'
'An amazing collection of photographs, sharing the relationship
between the stars and the photographers.'
'A unique experience. Most impressive photographic
quality. Well worth a visit.'
'Literally, the best visit to an art gallery I have ever
had. Evocative, emotional and engaging.'
'You haven't seen rock and roll till you've seen this.'
'It's a fantastic insight into what compelled these amazing
photographers. The magic and intrigue of rock n' roll and the
people behind it.'
'An absolute must see for all!'
'The photos are amazing and the story of the relationship between
the photographer and artist is fascinating.'
'Incredible photos that show generations of icons at their raw,
vulnerable and showy best.'
Image: Nitin Vadukul, Radiohead, St. Louis 1993, 1993
(printed 2008). Inkjet print, photographed by Nitin Vadukul