Overview
- The exhibition, which opened Wednesday, runs through October 10 at Lightroom in King’s Cross with tickets available now.
- The hour-long film fills four walls with 360-degree visuals and floor projections, using spatial audio by sound designer Gareth Fry.
- The narrative is built from hundreds of hours of Bowie’s recorded interviews, presenting his ideas in themed chapters rather than a strict timeline.
- Producers working with the Bowie estate drew on extensive archive material, including re-edited concert and rehearsal footage and a clip from his final full show at the 2004 Hurricane Festival.
- Early reviews from The Times, British Vogue and the Evening Standard praise the show’s emotional punch and note a parallel ‘Bowie Nights’ events program at the venue.