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#1 Post by DavePSB »

Just a reminder that the PSB exhibition opens today, at the National Portrait Gallery in London.

http://www.npg.org.uk/live/wopetshopboys.asp
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#2 Post by Pet Shop Girl »

I will be there today! 8)

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#3 Post by Technotrancemix »

I will be attending someday soon :)

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#4 Post by Dipso »

I have just had a text from a friend saying that he is at the NPG and that the exhibition is stunning. I want to go!

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#5 Post by Rent »

Dipso wrote:I have just had a text from a friend saying that he is at the NPG and that the exhibition is stunning. I want to go!

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Aw... can't you take some holidays or something for Christmas (or before March) so you could see the exhibition?

Or your friend could go in with a (sneaky) webcam. Sorry lame joke.
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#6 Post by Trixiemix »

I went today before it closed :) I took a few pics and will show here soon as! The book shop is selling copies of Catalogue and selling a postcard of the picture on the inside cover of the book.
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#7 Post by Trixiemix »

A few photos have now gone up....in the Photos section!
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Trixiemix wrote: The book shop is selling [...] a postcard of the picture on the inside cover of the book.
Does anyone from London want to send Pani
a postcard by chance? Any volunteers? :oops: :wink:

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#9 Post by Trixiemix »

I can send you one....if you PM me your address :)
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#10 Post by Technotrancemix »

I've been told it's a tiny Exhibition, it's free to enter and will be running till february. Still tempted to visit... :D

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#11 Post by Dipso »

There's an article about the exhibition in today's Evening Standard:

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#12 Post by Pani »

Trixiemix wrote:I can send you one....if you PM me your address :)
Thank you very much, I have sent a card in return! 8)
A PSB one of course ... :wink:



Thanx for posting the article ...

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#13 Post by DavePSB »

I went today, and have taken some pics. I'll post them later :D
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#14 Post by wieske »

What about the music events that are planned at the NPG?
Normally there'll be on in december and january... Any info?
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#15 Post by bobblekat »

I went today, and they have the PopArt DVD on loop, so it was even nicer with the music tinkling in the background... bizarrely saw someone from work in there!

It's a small but nice exhibition, and it's great to see the photos frames and in high quality print.

@Wieske: I saw a notice for two events in the Bookshop Gallery, one is with Chris Hoare where he chats about PSB (I think) and then there is one in January, which I am very tempted to go to. A cellist and hard dance producer (I have forgotten the name of the guy, sorry!) will play music inspired by PSB. I am sure the details will be on either the NPG or PSB website at some point.
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