A collection of classic and unseen portraits by renowned photographerย Gered Mankowitzย will go on display at theย Gibson Garage Londonย launching onย Saturday, 24thย February. For over 50 years,ย Mankowitzย has helped shape the iconic images of the music industryโs key players.ย The Rolling Stones, Marianne Faithfull, Jimi Hendrix, PP Arnold, Kate Bush, Elton John, The Jam, Eurythmics, Oasis,ย and many more have all looked down the lens ofย his camera.

Mankowitz was The Rolling Stonesโ official photographer from 1965โ67, producing iconic album covers, and capturing the band onstage, and at home.
Mankowitz: โThe privilege of being around extraordinary talents like Keith Richards with his exquisite Gibson Hummingbird and Brian Jones with his astonishing Firebird guitar are moments to treasure and I will never forget how lucky I have been.โ
Exclusive signed prints byย Mankowitzย are available to purchase in-store and online atย redhouseoriginals.com.
Opening in London on 24th February 2024, the Gibson Garage London is the ultimate guitar and music experience and features uniquely British cultural discoveries around every corner. It marks the first-ever Gibson flagship store outside of the U.S. and follows the successful opening of the Gibson Garage Nashville.
Mankowitz:ย โI am so pleased to be the first featured photographer to show my work at the amazing Gibson Gallery at the Gibson Garage London and delighted to have had the opportunity to put together such a varied selection of images from my archive.โ
Onย Friday, 8thย March from 7:30-9:30pm the Gibson Garage London will host a special โIn Conversationโ event, with Gered Mankowitz and Londonโs โFirst Lady of Soulโ PP Arnold.ย Attendance is limited, RSVP toย [email protected]ย to attend.
Gered Mankowitz at The Gibson Gallery is curated by RedHouse Gallery in association with Iconic Images. For the exhibition catalogue or to view and purchase online visit Gered Mankowitz at The Gibson Gallery.
The Gibson Garage London is located at 61-62 Eastcastle St, London, UK (one block from Oxford Street) and is open daily Monday-Saturday from 10:00-7:00pm and from 12:00-6:00pm on Sunday.