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NEW EXHIBITION

Nov 2, 2023
1 min read


You know his name! The famous Martini drinking, gadget laden, secret agent has been embedded into the public vernacular for the past seven decades. To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the publishing of

Ian Flemming’s very first 'Bond' novel celebrity photographer Andy Gotts, in collaboration with

The Carlton Tower Jumeirah, has curated a fascinating exhibition which features the iconic actors who have been Bond's adversary in this unique exhibition entitled NEMESIS.

As Gotts is the only celebrity photographer who refuses to edit his portraits we are faced with the raw, stark faces of these captivating actors which have portrayed the archetypal NEMESIS.

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Showing at AL-MARE the exhibition launches on 7th November 2023 for one month.






 
 
 

17 Comments


EleanorBarrett
3 days ago

https://bitcoincasinozone.com was open on my phone while I was reading this, and the detail about Gotts refusing to edit his portraits is what stuck with me most. Seeing the actors behind Bond's adversaries without retouching feels like the right approach for a show built around the idea of a nemesis, since these faces are supposed to be unsettling rather than polished. One month at AL-MARE seems short for an exhibition with this much history behind it.

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my escalinda
my escalinda
5 days ago

Forget about getting everything right. Make your choices, deal with the results, and see what kind of life you end up with in bitlife

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The 70th anniversary celebration of Bond’s first novel is a fascinating milestone, and Slope 2 offers a similarly fast-paced experience where staying focused is essential.

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La presentación clara de los resultados hace que cualquier consulta sea mucho más sencilla. Me parece especialmente útil para personas que revisan los sorteos después de cada publicación y quieren encontrar rápidamente la información relevante. Lotería nacional permite acceder cómodamente a datos relacionados con los sorteos.

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Abbey Lee
Sep 12

Been using Pico Image for a while now for resizing and compressing images. It runs entirely in the browser so nothing gets uploaded to a server, which I find reassuring. Background removal works pretty well too, saves me from opening heavier software for simple tasks.

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