Access Tour Exhibition
Amy: Beyond the Stage Multisensory Tour
Join tour guide Andrew Mashigo for a curated multisensory tour of Amy: Beyond the Stage for blind and partially sighted visitors.
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What to expect
The exhibition Amy: Beyond the Stage explores the musical and youth culture influences that combined to inform Amy Winehouse’s unique image and iconic musical style.
Her sound and image were a reflection of a collage of 20th century cultural references to the creatives that inspired her, from American 60’s girl groups to contemporary British subcultural fashions.
In this tour, guide Andrew Mashigo will unpack the musical and stylistic references that Amy paid homage to, charting her career from an emerging teenage artist to an award-winning powerhouse.
The cover image for the album Frank (2003). Photo by Charles Moriarty.
Amy: Beyond the Stage exhibition overview photo by Ed Reeve.
Amy: Beyond the Stage's fashion section, displaying garments that Amy wore to key performances against a backdrop of screens examining Amy's unique style, photo by Ed Reeve.
A pair of jeans that Amy wore to record early demos before the release of Frank (2003), photo by Ed Reeve.
Booking information
Free event. Pre-booking required.
Due to very limited capacity, this tour is only for blind and partially sighted visitors.
Please ensure you only book if you definitely plan to attend and cancel your booking in advance if your availability changes.
For your safety, we are operating at a reduced capacity for our events and increased cleaning has also been implemented across the museum.
Face masks are mandatory unless you are exempt.
Capacity: 20 people Suitable Age 16+
Facilitator
The exhibition
Background image Amy: Beyond the Stage Exhibition Shop by Thomas Seaborne.