Few bands in the past century have made an iconic name that will infiltrate the mouths of future generations to come. The one band that is sure to infest the iPods, XM radios, and Apple Tv’s for the next millennium is the Rolling Stones. Mick Jagger and the crew has filled our ears with phenomenal music for half a century. In honor of their gift to mankind Broome Street Gallery is putting on an exhibition through February 4th in homage to them and the artist who have put their music into their art.

Sebastian Kruger

Photographer Bob Gruen has multiple photographs up from when he followed the band through the
decades. His eye for beauty is clearly shown through each picture as it not only captures his own art, but that of legends. Some silhouettes include other famed names such as Tina Turner and David Bowie posing with the Stones. Bob Gruen, being one of the most famed photographers in rock and roll history, graced his presence amongst his art in the gallery last thursday night in Manhattan. He is famed to have worked with not only the Rolling Stones, but also John Lennon, Johnny Rotten, Muddy Waters, Elvis, Madonna, Bob Dylan, Bob Marley and Tina Turner.
Also featured within this gallery were works from Sebastian Kruger, who has on display a larger than life canvas of the boys which was the largest piece in the gallery.

. Also included in the show were works from pop art genius Andy Warhol, Charlie Watts, David Byrd, David Singer, and Hubert Kretzschmar.

Go check it out. 498 Broome Street New York, NY 10013. It’s well worth the look.

Bob Gruen with his work.