Brian Duffy’s highly anticipated exhibition The Duffy Collection comes to White Cloth Gallery
- Duffy Archive presents David Bowie through a unique collection of photographs
- Never before seen behind the scenes images will feature in the exhibition
"The Duffy Collection comprises of images taken during five photographic sessions with iconic musician David
Bowie, released to coincide with the Victoria and Albert Museum’s ‘David Bowie is’ exhibition.
The Duffy Collection, has been taken from the Duffy archives and it will be at White Cloth Gallery until 15th July.
Bowie, released to coincide with the Victoria and Albert Museum’s ‘David Bowie is’ exhibition.
The Duffy Collection, has been taken from the Duffy archives and it will be at White Cloth Gallery until 15th July.
The exhibition includes shots from three album covers and documents Duffy’s special relationship with the artist over a period of nearly ten
years.
years.
Duffy’s work spans from Ziggy Stardust (1972) through to The Lodger (1979) and also includes additional photographs from the set
of Nick Roeg’s film ‘The Man Who Fell to Earth’ (1976). As well as documenting Bowie’s extraordinary career and pioneering
reinvention, the collection features portraits of those close to the star such as David’s first wife Angie Bowie and Pierre
LaRoche (Aladdin Sane make-up artist), plus some never before seen, behind the scenes photographs."
of Nick Roeg’s film ‘The Man Who Fell to Earth’ (1976). As well as documenting Bowie’s extraordinary career and pioneering
reinvention, the collection features portraits of those close to the star such as David’s first wife Angie Bowie and Pierre
LaRoche (Aladdin Sane make-up artist), plus some never before seen, behind the scenes photographs."
http://www.whiteclothgallery.co.uk/duffy-collection-exhibition/
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