Bob Gruen's ''ROCK SEEN'' photo exhibition at Centro Cultural Borges

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Bob Gruen brought part of his great historic photographic  work to Buenos Aires last december, and as a fan of classic rock n' roll it was a not- to- miss  event to attend. Some of his portrayed artists are: * my beloved*  Elvis Presley, Tina Turner, Keith Richards, Bob Marley,  Mick Jagger , Kiss, Led Zeppelin, David Bowie , Alice Cooper, Elton John, Debbie Harry, Freddie Mercury, Steven Tyler,  The Clash , Sex Pistols, The Ramones, John Lennon and many other Rock icons.
I highly recommend you stop by and enjoy these great photos, besides your musical taste , they are a part of music history . Mr. Gruen has certainly been able to capture mythical  images by being at the right place in  the right moment. 
Centro Cultural Borges is inside the Galerias Pacifico building, at Viamonte 525 . 
Timetable: Mon tru Sat : 10 am - 9 pm
                Sundays : 12 pm - 9 pm.
Admission : $ 20 Pesos 
The exhibition is open until March 4th.




Bob Marley , New York 1975


Elvis Presley , New York 1972


                                                                     Kiss , New York 1975


                                                                  Billy Idol , New York 1984                    


                                                         Led Zeppelin, New York 1973


                                          John Lennon, his son Sean and Yoko Ono, New York 1975


                                                         




                                                     I wonder who made this drawing of Axl.....




                                            Iggy Pop & Debbie Harry , Toronto Canada 1977


                                                      Iggy Pop , NY 1996


                                                  Debbie Harry , NY 1976


                                                        Tina Turner , Paris 1984


                                                      Keith Richards , NY 1993


                                                  Steven Tyler , London 1973


                                                    David Bowie , NY 1974


                                                 Salvador Dali & Alice Cooper, NY 1973

''As Dali created a hologram of the ''brain of a rock star'' Alice was looking good wearing a U$S 2.5 million dollars  tiara''

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