To mark the tenth anniversary of the singer’s death, a new exhibition celebrates the life and work of Amy Winehouse by telling the stories behind her style, influences and creative process. On display will be personal items that have never been seen before, including clothes, photographs and handwritten notes. Set designer Chiara Stephenson has teamed up with Luke Halls Studio and Studio Moross to create an immersive experience based on the singer’s hit ‘Tears Dry on Their Own’. Find out more from the Design Museum’s website.
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English singer and songwriter Amy Winehouse at the Ritz Tower, New York City, United States, 2003. Photo: Courtsey of Charles Moriarty / Iconic Images
Amy Winehouse. Photo: Valerie Phillips
Amy with an acoustic guitar on the streets of Camden, 2003. Photo: Valerie Phillips
Exhibition identity by Studio Moross.
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