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AS NEW BOND FILM SKYFALL heads for cinemas on October 26, Proud Chelsea is celebrating the series’ 50th anniversary with All About Bond: Photographs by Terry O’Neill. The exhibition includes
photographs of six James Bonds, Bond girls and the stars from the 1967 spoof film Casino Royale. There are also behind-the-scenes shots of the Bond actors relaxing. All About Bond: Photographs by
Terry O’Neill is at Proud Chelsea, 161 King’s Road, until November 4. T: 020 7839 0822
Sean Connery reflection, Diamonds are Forever, Las Vegas, 1971. © Terry O'Neill
and capture some of the friendships he formed during four years travelling through America’s southeastern states. A Natural Order is at Michael Hoppen Contemporary, 3 Jubilee Place, from November 9-December 1. T: 020 7352 3649
THE LITTLE BLACK GALLERY is presenting Alistair Taylor-Young: Holiday, a collection of photographs, many of which were originally shot for Condé Nast Traveller. The British photographer and director has worked for Condé Nast Traveller since its launch fifteen years ago, and returns to The Little Black Gallery after the sold-out debut exhibition for his book, The Phone Book. Alistair Taylor-Young: Holiday is at The Little Black
Gallery, 13A Park Walk, from October 22 – December 8. T: 020 7349 9332
Rarotonga Night © Alistair Taylor-Young 49
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