The Rolling Stones are set to celebrate their long career as a band next year (2016) with their first exhibition at London's Saatchi Gallery on King's Road, appropriately named 'Exhibitionism'. A variety of artefacts, art and videos will be on display, all collected over a period of three years.
Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood open up about what to expect from the presentation and the significance of the King's Road and what it had to offer for the Stones in the early days. They also discuss the importance of image as a band, ironically how little they have in the way of Rolling Stones memorabilia and they assure us that this doesn't necessarily mark the end for them.
Official site - http://www.stonesexhibitionism.com/
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