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Rock Icon Opens Iconic Exhibition

Written by Linda

 

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Thursday night October 29th the legendary group “Blondie” will be performing at the opening of Brooklyn Museum’s photography exhibition, “Who Shot Rock and Roll.” 

The private concert and preview viewing is for members only—but memberships start at only $55!

 

Tina Turner by Henry Diltz

Tina Turner by Henry Diltz

The exhibit, the first major museum exhibition devoted exclusively to rock and roll photographers, will be open for the public from October 30th to January 31st.

 

Courtney Love by Shawn Mortensen

Courtney Love by Shawn Mortensen

The photos span over five decades featuring 175 works by 105 photographers.  The images span not only time, but also genres, with photos of Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Amy Winehouse, and Lil Kim.  The photographers are as varied as Linda McCartney, Annie Leibovitz, Woodstock photographer Barry Feinstein, Diane Arbus, and actor Dennis Hopper.

 

Whether you’re looking for something different to do for a date (cultured, but not stuffy)—or even a day to share with your parents over the holiday season—with two for one admissions with your metro card in November and December this is truly a one size fits all gift. 

Bow Wow Wow by Andy Earl

Bow Wow Wow by Andy Earl

But think about giving yourself a gift first—become a member and see BLONDIE!!!

About the author

Linda

a mom, journalist, actress and gymnastics coach. She is a firm believer that life is too short for bad wine and not nearly long enough to taste all the good wine out there. Her two favorite times of day are happy hour and whenever she’s finished her run. While striving to add some IMDb credits to her name that pay decent residuals, she despises over-paying for anything. Her financial weaknesses are Justin and Star cowboy boots.

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