Art

The Black & White collection

Lauren Down | Thursday 2 December, 2010 20:51

‘Bobby Gillespie’. Image Courtesy of the Artist
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‘Bobby Gillespie’. Image Courtesy of the Artist

Standing tall next to the music photographers who inspired him, Andy Willsher’s Black and White Collection is somewhat awe-inspiring. A long established NME photographer, Willsher has photographed anyone who is anyone in rock ‘n’ roll, from the Foo Fighters to Paul Weller, in a way that really captures both the playful and serious side of their career. A thrilling display of such iconic, stunningly composed images, this exhibition is one for music, art and photography fans alike. Until 31 Dec. The Book Club, 100 Leonard Street, Old Street, EC2A 4RH www.wearetbc.com

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