A six-hour ambient version of Oasis’s anthem “Champagne Supernova” will be showcased at the upcoming “Legends” exhibition at London’s National Portrait Gallery. The exhibit features over 100 black and white photographs by Zoë Law, highlighting figures from art, fashion, and sport. Among them, Noel Gallagher stands out, with his portrait now part of the gallery’s permanent collection, an honour he finds both thrilling and a bit perplexing.

The “Legends” exhibition aims to celebrate influential figures who embody dedication and resilience, as captured in the striking monochromatic portraits by Zoë Law. Gallagher’s presence in the exhibit not only marks his cultural significance but also provides a connection to the iconic music era of the 1990s. The ambient remix of “Champagne Supernova” aims to create an immersive experience, linking Gallagher’s music with the visual art on display.

Noel Gallagher’s portrait and the six-hour remix of “.Champagne Supernova” are centrepieces of the “Legends” exhibition, emphasising the enduring influence of both the musician and the art captured by Zoë Law. This exhibition reflects on the intersections of art and music, inviting visitors to engage with the legacy of Gallagher and his contemporaries.

Original Source: news.artnet.com

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