Stereo Photography Exhibition and Book Launch
Proud Galleries in Collaboration With Sir Brian May and the London Stereoscopic Company present Stereoscopy Is Good For You: Life in 3-D
‘I’m thrilled that London’s prestigious PROUD Galleries will be hosting our exhibition for a massive FIVE MONTHS. The stars seem to be aligning — this is IT! ‘Stereoscopy Is Good For You’ will put 3-D firmly on the map in 2022!’ Brian May
This show exhibits new 3-D photography from Brian May’s latest publication ‘Stereoscopy Is Good For You: Life in 3-D’. The show also includes a dazzling array of historical images communicating the excitement of Stereoscopy in Victorian times, and a selection of Brian May’s own stereoscopic work depicting Queen from the inside, as well as his own history in stereoscopy.
Every entry ticket purchased contributes £1 to the Save Me Trust, founded by Brian May and Anne Brummer to protect the welfare and dignity of wild animals.
Visitors will view the visuals in the splendour of 3-D through the stereoscopic OWL viewer designed by Brian May himself.
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Proud Galleries: London’s coolest Photography Gallery and the home of rock and roll
Bring inspiration into your lifestyle with Proud Galleries, we have the largest collection of authenticated, hand signed, estate embossed, limited edition & vintage photography fine art prints.
Founded in 1998, Proud Galleries features London’s finest curated collection of Pop culture photography by acclaimed cult visionaries of the sixties and seventies through to modern day fashion and contemporary music photographers.
Based upon a formula of exhibiting accessible shows around popular themes such as music, fashion, film, art and Photo Reportage, Proud Galleries took the London photography industry by storm, and still holds one of the largest collections of music photographic prints for sale in Europe.


Acclaimed Photographers Featured
Today the Proud Gallery collection features acclaimed photographers such as: Terry O’Neill, Norman Seeff, Duffy, David Stetson, Brian Aris, Adrian Boot and Marcus Klinko and Penny Smith but it also regularly hosts private exhibitions, events and previews and collaborates with art institutions and venues.
In 2021 the Gallery partnered with Hotel Montcalm East, to display an exclusive selection of photographs from the Proud Gallery and more collaborations are planned for 2022.
From the beginning, Alex Proud has always aimed to make his audience sit up and think, to reconsider photography as a fine art form and to challenge how people perceive ‘art’ and the creative process.
Alex Proud says: “Running successful photography galleries for many years has afforded me an insight into the creative process of artists, photographers and musicians. When we put on an exhibition, we don't just display an artist's most famous or most expensive works, but try to give the visitor an insight into their creative process and development as an artist.”
Proud continues to innovate and following the impact of Covid-19 has moved the majority of its photography archive to view online so that customers and collectors can explore, read about and discover the collection through its website.
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A worldwide exhibition
As Proud’s portfolio grew, the gallery embarked on several wildly successful tours with a photography exhibition held in New York (US), Virginia (US), Amsterdam, Paris, Tokyo, Tel Aviv and Melbourne. Referred to as the "hippest", "coolest", "most fun" and "most important" photography gallery on a regular basis from newspapers as varied as the Sun and Mirror to The Times and The Guardian reporting on the star-studded gallery opening nights, with guests typically including musicians, artists, supermodels, fashion designers, politicians, actors, music producers and DJs. The gallery welcomed: Paul McCartney, Mick Jagger, Bill Wyman, Sir Elton John, Sir Jackie Stewart, Sir Nikki Lauda, Terence Conran, Trudie Styler, Twiggy, Terry O Neill, Ian Rankin, Giorgio Armani, Alexander McQueen, Bands and musicians included: The Rolling Stones, The Clash, Sex Pistols, Blur, Kasabian, The Streets, Elastica, Bush, Prodigy, So Solid Crew, Supergrass, Primal Scream, Red Hot Chili Peppers, & No Doubt.
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