Rockarchive.com is proud to present Captured in a Moment: 50 years of iconic rock & roll photography, a specially curated exhibition that celebrates music’s greatest icons and influencers.
The exhibition, which includes stunning shots from the likes of Jill Furmanovsky, Mick Rock and Michael Putland features classic moments shot during the artists’ careers, and includes rare and previously unseen images of some of rock’s greatest bands. Be it on stage, in the recording studio, blatantly posing or candidly revealed, the large display takes us back on a fascinating journey through rock & roll history.
Highlights include Colin Prime’s historic images of Pink Floyd on their first ever photo shoot in Ruskin Park in 1967, Richard Matthew’s captivating shot of Morrissey performing at the GLC ‘Jobs for Change’ Festival in 1984 and Led Zeppelin onstage at one of their legendary Earls Court gigs in 1975 shot by Mick Gold. The exhibition also pays special tribute to David Bowie with inclusion of many great images of the Starman and features a variety of Pink Floyd rare, new photos that complement their current exhibition at the V&A.
The free ‘Captured in A Moment’ exhibition will be on display on the Royal Albert Hall’s ground floor corridor and can be viewed when attending performances at the Hall between Tuesday 23rd May and Monday 10th July, or on the following free open days:
Saturday 27 May: 10am-4pm
Sunday 28 May: 10am-4pm
Saturday 10 June: 10am-4pm
Sunday 11 June: 10am-12pm
Saturday 24 June: 10am-4pm
Sunday 25 June: 10am-4pm