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Proud Camden is pleased to present Set in Stone: Ian Tilton’s
Stone Roses Photographs, an exclusive photographic exhibition to coincide with the release of the Omnibus Press photo book of the same name.
Seminal music photographer Ian Tilton gained unprecedented
access to many of the most iconic groups of the 1980s and 1990s. This collection of photographs of The Stone Roses offers a candid and striking view of the band on their journey to international success.
Born from the independent music scene in Manchester in the
1980s, The Stone Roses were quickly championed as pioneers of
modern music with their seamless blend of contemporary styles
that ranged from acid house to the pop song format of the punk bands that influenced them as teens.
Ian Tilton first photographed the band for Sounds Magazine in
1987 in front of a backdrop of guitarist John Squire’s Jackson Pollock style canvases. This marked the birth of a collaboration that would last until the band broke up in 1996.
From this, Tilton was afforded the access to capture the band's nonchalance in a way that helped forge their identity as figure heads of the baggy ‘Madchester’ music scene. He would also provide Brown with the inspiration to first pull his infamous monkey face.
Launching in the week that precedes the Stone Rose’s triumphant return to the London stage, the exhibition and photo book offer a window in to the journey of a band as they craft a legend that poised the most anticipated return of any group in recent years.
Dates 30th May - 16th June 2013
Launch Wednesday 29th May 2013
Times Monday to Sunday: 11am – 5pm
Entry Free
Address
The Horse Hospital
Stables Market
Chalk Farm Road
London
NW1 8AH
www.proud.co.uk
Details upon request.
Ian Tilton
Capturing the moment, stealing the soul, and flashing it back in brutal black and white or an expansive colour, Ian Tilton
infuses his photos with a flair and a lust for life, underlining them with distinctive bled borders. These are photographs that spit energy and vigour, mirroring a genuine love for the subject.
Tilton moved to Manchester in the mid-eighties; this vibrant northern city a perfect place to cop some rockin' shutter
action, as the Manchester music scene exploded. Tilton was well-placed to capture its protagonists; grabbing the truest
carefree leer of the young Liam Gallagher and early Oasis gigs, the studied cool of the Stone Roses, the abandon of a
youth culture free of shackles.
Tilton also photographed Nirvana after being the first European photographer to form a relationship with them. His shot of Kurt Cobain crying was voted the 6th best Rock shot ever by Q magazine amongst others.
Ian Tilton comprehensively documented the famous Manchester club the Hacienda and his colour shots of the interior,
alongside fantastically atmospheric photos of the club in full swing capture the design and excitement of that legendary place.
Not that all action has been confined to the 'rainy city', Tilton has removed his lens cap all over the world, and has
featured in numerous books and exhibitions on Guns N Roses, Nirvana, and Manchester music, and undertaken work for Sounds, Select, Melody Maker, Mojo and Q magazines.
Proud Galleries
Proud Galleries was launched in Autumn 1998. Its ethos? To bring the very best in high quality photography to the
mainstream market. Proud instantly took the photography world by storm and quickly grew into Europe’s most popular private photography gallery.
Today the Proud brand runs one of the most visited destinations in London. Three galleries, two live music venues and three Cabaret clubs across central London have cemented its success and in a harsh economic climate, Proud
continues to expand.
Never failing to exhibit the work of the world’s best photographers, Proud has hosted shows by everyone from Terry
O’Neill to Jerry Schatzberg, Gered Mankowitz to Ken Russell. With star-studded launch parties and some of the best press coverage in the country, the unique Proud formula has situated the company at the very top of its game. |
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