International touring exhibitions for Australia and New Zealand ...

Established in 1992, Write Angle secures the rights and organises tours for photographic, art and multimedia exhibitions. Write Angle tours achieve outstanding attendance figures, widespread media support and acclaim, and attract a new and younger audience to participating museums and art galleries.

Available Exhibitions

Write Angle is pleased to announce that we now represent The Exhibitions Agency, UK and Art Vision Exhibitions, USA. Please see the attached list for an overview of exhibitions on offer.

>>Island Life: Island Record's 50th Anniversary Exhibition


A major multimedia exhibition of over 300 images, film, video, soundtracks and artefacts associated with or generated by Island Records since its first record release in 1959.

Chris Blackwell founded the Island label in Kingston, Jamaica in 1959 with capital of just £1000. Relocating to London in the early 60s Blackwell built the most diverse and enviable back catalogue of any independent record label in history.

With moody lighting and nightclub ambience, the exhibition is divided into twelve separate zones: Out of Jamaica, the Pink label, Season of the Witch, Glitterball, Roots-rock Reggae, Singular Voices, and The New Millennium. Each zone features a film - displayed in London on giant screens.

The exhibition contains large laminated panels of artwork, graphics and photography that mirror the course of Island, always the most stylish of all record labels. In addition to work by Adrian Boot, other photographers featured include Jean-Paul Goude, Anton Corbijn, Gered Mankowitz, Keith Morris, and Brian Cooke. Island life premiered at The Vinyl Factory Gallery in London's Soho from Friday 22nd May 2009 to Wednesday 17th June 2009.

To find out more about the exhibition, please visit Island Life Exhibition webpage or http://www.island50.com/pages/exhibition

Available to Australian and New Zealand from January 2010.

>>Reflections of a Music Photographer

A new, visually stunning exhibition from Adrian Boot - one of the UK's best-known music photographers ...

Reflections of a Photographer spans Adrian's thirty-five year career and includes some of his legendary photographs as well as many previously unseen images. There are portraits of music greats, such as Jagger, McCartney, Marley, Hendrix and Sting; artists and poets such as Warhol and Ginsberg; and events as diverse as Nelson and Winnie Mandela signing autographs after their divorce hearing to U2 taking part in a Greenpeace campaign

A reflection rather than a retrospective, the exhibition is extensively captioned, giving true meaning to the images and the context in which they were taken. The stories told are revealing, informative, poignant, sad, sexy, humorous and macabre, and provide another perspective of the fleeting moments of reality represented by the images.

Reflections of a Photographer was produced by Adrian Boot and Shelley Warren, ExhibitZ, London. To find out more about this exhibition, please visit the Reflections of a Music Photographer webpage

>>Hip Hop Immortals

Featuring over 110 previously unseen photographs, Hip Hop Immortals Exhibition captures the glitz and the glamour of one of the most exciting genres in recent music history.

Appealing to both die hard hip hop fans as well as the uninitiated, the exhibition features unseen pictures of Eminem, Lil Kim, Busta Rhymes, Public Enemy, Fifty Cent and Cypress Hill, and showcases work by 30 of music's most talented and celebrated photographers including Jonathan Mannion, Nitin Vadukul, David Corio, Raymond Boyd, Janette Beckman, Jim Fiscus, Estevan Oriol, Matt Doyle and Danny Clinch.

Included with the exhibition is the groundbreaking British documentary, We Got Your Kids - a revealing new film charting the rise of hip hop from its roots in the 1980s to its integration into mainstream popular culture.

Visit Hip Hop Immortals exhibition webpage

>> Inspirational Times

The revolution of the rock poster as an art form began in San Francisco in the mid sixties, as artists commissioned to create affordable advertising for concert events broke free from the confines of commercial poster design. The large body of original artwork includes paintings, sketches, preparatory work and printing plates from the key protagonists of this artform including Rick Griffin, Stanley Mouse, Victor Moscoso, Gary Grimshaw, Michael English, Alton Kelly, David Singer, Pietro Psaier, Hapshash and Jamie Reid amongst many others.

Visit the Inspirational Times webpage for more information.

Inspirational Times was produced by ExhibitZ, London

Past Exhibitions

Write Angle tours museum exhibitions in Australia and New Zealand. All our tours have been extremely successful, breaking many attendance records, garnering an incredible amount of media coverage and support and attracting a new and younger audience to participating venues. To find out more about any of our previous exhibition tours, please click on the links below (the pictures are also links) or contact us for more details.

The Velvet Years:
Warhol Factory 1965-67
Australian Tour - Feb 2000 - July 2000
ScreenSound, Canberra
Victorian Arts Centre, Melbourne

Frank Kozik Exhibition
Big Day Out Tour 1996
Australia
Brisbane, Sydney
Melbourne, Adelaide
Perth
NZ Tour
Auckland

Punkulture
Australian Tour - Feb 1997 - Nov 1997
Performing Arts Museum, Melbourne
The Australian Museum, Sydney
Film & Sound Archive, Canberra
The Mayfair Theatre, Adelaide
(Flinders University & SA University)

NZ Tour - Jan 2000 - Jan 2001
Te Papa Tongarewa, Wellington
Otago Museum, Dunedin

Bob Marley Exhibition
Australia Tour 1994-1996
Museum of Contemporary Art, Brisbane
POD Theatre Gallery, Sydney
Performing Arts Museum, Melbourne
Anima Gallery, Adelaide
NZ Tour 1995-1997
Waikato Museum of Art & History
Serjeant Gallery, Otago Museum,
Robert McDougall Gallery,
Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa,The Science Centre & Manawatu Museum,and Hawke's Bay Exhibition Centre.
* The New Zealand Tour was organised in
conjunction with Exhibitour, NZ.