Rock n Roll Animals Exhibition

Celebrating the contemporary music scene at its best, the Rock n Roll Animals exhibition at Proud Camden presents a selection of true rock n rollmusicians.

Rock n Roll Animals
Today's rock n roll stars may seem tame by comparisson with the likes of the Rolling Stones or Jimi Hendrix, but that doesn't stop them from being just as cool. Music photographer Sophie Jarry has captured the essence of today's rock stars in this new Rock n Roll Animals exhibition at Proud Camden.

Classic inspiration
Having been inspired by the likes of world renowned photojournailst Henri Cartier-Bresson, Jarry has only been involved in the world of photography for the past ten years. Starting out as a hobby, her passion for taking stylish photos soon morphed into a career, when she began to capture the music stars you see in the Rock n Roll Animals exhibition on camera.

Famous faces
Telling the story of today's music scene, the images on show in the Rock n Roll Animals exhibition capture the essence of the contemporary music scene, and features a selection of very well known bands and artists. Visitors to Proud Camden will recognise the likes of Jack White, Pete Doherty, MGMT, The Kills, The Last Shadow Puppets and more on the walls of the gallery.

The Rock n Roll Animals exhibition takes place from 11am - 5pm, from Wednesday 27th January - Sunday 21st March 2010 at Proud Camden.

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