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30 Years of Grace: Jeff Buckley by Merri Cyr
32 John Adam St London WC2N 6BP
Fri 13 Sep to Tuesday 24 Sep 2024
Opening night: Friday 13th from 6-9pm. On view from the 13-24th of September.
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30 Years of Grace: Jeff Buckley by Merri Cyr
We’re thrilled to announce our latest exhibition celebrating the 30th anniversary of Grace, the iconic album by Jeff Buckley. This stunning collection of photographs by Merri Cyr offers an intimate glimpse into the life and artistry of one of music’s most influential voices.
In the thirty years since its release, Jeff Buckley’s Grace has transcended the boundaries of music, becoming a beacon of artistic expression, emotional depth, and human vulnerability. This exhibition presents an intimate exploration of Buckley’s world through the lens of Merri Cyr, whose photographs capture not just the man, but the profound range of emotions that he embodied and conveyed in his art.
Grace is an album that defies easy categorization, weaving together threads of love, longing and melancholy. Buckley’s voice, often described as ethereal, carries a raw, almost spiritual energy, one that resonates with the full spectrum of human experience. His music is at once haunting and uplifting, a testament to the complexity of emotion and the power of artistic expression.
In the thirty years since its release, Jeff Buckley’s Grace has transcended the boundaries of music, becoming a beacon of artistic expression, emotional depth, and human vulnerability. This exhibition presents an intimate exploration of Buckley’s world through the lens of Merri Cyr, whose photographs capture not just the man, but the profound range of emotions that he embodied and conveyed in his art.
Grace is an album that defies easy categorization, weaving together threads of love, longing and melancholy. Buckley’s voice, often described as ethereal, carries a raw, almost spiritual energy, one that resonates with the full spectrum of human experience. His music is at once haunting and uplifting, a testament to the complexity of emotion and the power of artistic expression.