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Storm - Right but Wrong

Idea Generation Gallery presents a unique exhibition uncovering some of the events, exstallations, sculptures, images, drawings, and ideas behind Storm Thorgerson’s 40 year career as one of the pioneers of original commercial design. A retrospective exhibition of his most celebrated covers offering a unique insight into the otherworldly and incongruous work Storm is carrying out today. Storm’s distinctive imagery is among the most recognisable in the modern world. Creating visually arresting and thought provoking visuals, Storm’s work establishes him as one of the most important creative minds of recent times. Responsible for what has been dubbed as one the greatest album covers of all time, - Pink Floyd’s 1973The Dark Side of the Moon - Storm’s other collaborations with 10CC, Catherine Wheel, The Cranberries, Muse, Genesis, Led Zeppelin and Peter Gabriel have all gone down in musical and design history and he continue to create groundbreaking work well into his 60s. Considered as the most influential and prolific designer of rock music imagery and photography Idea Generation Gallery will showcase Storm’s unmistakable contributions to both visual art and music over the last few decades. Alongside some of the most iconic images from his seminal career, the exhibition included previously unseen sculptures, sketches and writings from the artist. The exhibition provided an in-depth account of the artist and the processes behind some of Storm’s most acclaimed works. Especially for Idea Generation Gallery, Storm presented a number of brand new site-specific installations, including ambitious reinterpretations of a few of his most renowned pieces

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Hoppy

"The Idea Generation Gallery presents a new exhibition of paraphernalia and photographs by veteran activist and revolutionary John ‘Hoppy’ Hopkins, many of which are being shown for the first time. Encompassing both the grand scale of mass rallies and the squalid intimacy of bedsit and backrooms of freaks, tearaways and bohemians, these electrifying images act as a record of 1960s London on the cusp of a new era, as the city shaped up for the struggle to redefine itself as a modern metropolis. It was an exhilarating time and Hoppy was both protagonist and observer in the story, at the vanguard of a generation which broke radically with a conservative past. Founder of legendary psychedelic night club, UFO; cofounder of radical underground newspaper, The International Times; and photographer for Melody Maker, The Times and Peace News, he was well placed to record the revolution as it unfolded. This exhibition will uniquely feature rare copies of the International Times, and stunning psychedelic posters designed by Nigel Weymouth for the UFO Part of the exhibition transferred to Street Level Photoworks in Glasgow and enjoyed a very successful run. Photographs are also being exhibited and the Against Tyranny documentary screened at the Charlotte Street Blues Bar, London. Idea Generation also worked with the Lexi Cinema in Kensal Green to develop a Hoppy Festival in which photographs were exhibited, Hoppy’s films and the Idea Generation documentary were screened. The exhibition has been so successful that the cinema has extended its run. "

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