May 13, 2010 23:58
Kurt Cobain-inspired art exhibition opens in Seattle
'Kurt' is being shown at the Seattle Art Museum until September 6
Photo Gallery: Kurt Cobain
Photo: PA Photos
An exhibition of artwork inspired by Nirvana's Kurt Cobain has opened in Seattle.
Entitled Kurt, the collection is being housed at the Seattle Art Museum until September 6.
Featuring a range of work in various mediums, the exhibition includes items such as a carved cardboard bust of Cobain by Scott Fife and early live photographs of Nirvana taken by Charles Peterson.
Meanwhile, the exhibition's curator Michael Darling will be hosting a talk tomorrow (May 14) at the museum, which will be followed by a lecture by Kurt Cobain biographer Charles R. Cross. For more information, visit SeattleArtMuseum.org.
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