Exhibitionism is closed Nov 14th, 15th, and Thanksgiving Day.

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New York Times article today.

I will be attending a special opening on Nov 15th

DREAMTIME, trying to reach you, sent you email at your address here, or email me, if you prefer. Thx.

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I will be attending a special opening on Nov 15th

So what is happening that day? Will the band be in attendance?
Will there be ceremony outside?
It would be nice if they do an entrance like they did in London and stop for a few photos and autographs.

So what's the scoop Dreamtime?

thx

My wife got us two $37.50 tickets for November 12 and there are also 2 tickets that cost $5.50 each that say "backstage pass". What is the "backstage pass"? The regular tickets for the exhibit have a 1:00 pm time but the backstage pass tickets say "7:30 pm". Any explanation would be helpful. Thanks.

StoneTony, someone here may remember. I think the audio guide may have been called "backstage pass" I am not sure...

I'll be there for my first visit about 6pm this evening :-) racked up well over 50 vists in London, I gave up counting.

Matt

Chicago is mentionned as the next stop for the exhibition and futher down L.A. What about Washington D.C.? I thought that it was one of the cities chosen to show the rolling stones exhibit. Anybody can confirm or deny? Thank you.
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Thanks mattleeuk. I did some more searching and you are correct about the "backstage pass". I will be there at 1:00 pm today. Enjoy your visit.

Enjoy the opening day StoneTony!

And to DREAMTIME and Matty, let us know how the 15th goes!

Matt you must know every detail of the exhibit by heart, huh?
The new space may change the layout a bit, I'm guessing.

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The new space may change the layout a bit, I'm guessing.

Since this is the first time the exhibit has changed locations – after New York, it will move to Chicago and somewhere on the West Coast before heading to Australia – the biggest challenge of setting up shop at Industria was space. "We had a white-box gallery space in London and this is more warehouse-y with an industrial feel, it's also smaller, so we've had to shrink it down a bit," Gallagher says. "But I think it feel great here. It's so raw and the space itself has a lot of energy."

- Ileen Gallagher, Exhibitionism curator

Full article > [www.rollingstone.com]

Hey Dreamtime - what's the scoop on the 15th PLEASE???

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Do you think the exhibit will find it's way to Chicago the same way Bowie Is made stops in various US cities?

[www.RollingStone.com] - "... after New York, it will move to Chicago and somewhere on the West Coast before heading to Australia ..."

Chicago!!! Yeah!

"Nice bit of silk, Em."

Have they corrected the error about which Stone slept in the separate room at Edith Grove?
In London it was said to be Keith, and that's not right - it was Brian.
And it's not unimportant in the development of the relations within the band.

Sorry, I forgot to read the placard in that exhibit room. I just saw the three beds... hysterical! Looked like the placard could have read "Three Slovenly Bears"

I hope that if there's any glaring error in the show, that they manage to correct it pronto.

Does anyone have any merchandise/gift shop pictures?

Checking out these Warhol portraits in Exhibitionism, here at Industria, NYC. Andy created them at the Factory in 1975. #StonesIsm



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Saw the exhibit yesterday. Very nice. I think my favorite part was the show excerpt at the end. It partly filled in the gap for me missing the Las Vegas 10/19 show. I also really appreciated the stories of all the album covers and stage designs.

The boys came by in the afternoon when the place was closed, to film the interview for the today show with Matt Lauer, I think. Only Charlie signed anything, one or two items. He was first. Ronnie, and Keith, with Patti came by. Ronnie made eye contact with me and said hi when I asked about his baby girls. Keith smiled and shrugged as he went in, like, sorry, I can't stay longer. Mick was last, behind the others to the point that the small crowd didn't think he was coming at all. He was the most rushed, waved to both sides of the small crowd, smiling broadly.

Fans included some who had been on the Olé tour, showing me tapes of the big crowd singing "Paint It, Black" from one of the three nights in Argentina. Another fan who took a couple of nice pics had been at Altamont.

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I have tickets for November 25th. I haven't read the fine print but are camera's allowed?

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I have tickets for November 25th. I haven't read the fine print but are camera's allowed?

Picture taking is not allowed in the galleries.

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I have tickets for November 25th. I haven't read the fine print but are camera's allowed?

Picture taking is not allowed in the galleries.

Yeah,
But in London I took about 50...

... and counting

so ...

Ok thanks schillid.....

So I guess the band was by the exhibit yesterday for press interviews.
So what is happening there today? Nov. 15? I would go by there if I knew the band would be coming by again, but its pouring rain here today.

Can someone pick me up a few tin cases with commemorative guitar picks from the shop?

Many thanks in advance

Sam

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So I guess the band was by the exhibit yesterday for press interviews.
So what is happening there today? Nov. 15? I would go by there if I knew the band would be coming by again, but its pouring rain here today.

ditto

is the closure today for anything other than friends and family? does anyone know?

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So I guess the band was by the exhibit yesterday for press interviews.
So what is happening there today? Nov. 15? I would go by there if I knew the band would be coming by again, but its pouring rain here today.

ditto

is the closure today for anything other than friends and family? does anyone know?

Called on account of rain.......