NIRVANA, ALICE IN CHAINS, PEARL JAM, SOUNDGARDEN Photographs Part Of 'Greatest Hits' Exhibition

“Greatest Hits”, the premiere art retrospective, is a photography exhibition and auction with live music celebrating the work of legendary Los Angeles photographer Chris Cuffaro. “Greatest Hits” will open in Los Angeles on Thursday, February 2 with a press viewing 7:00 p.m., VIP party and opening reception 7:30-8:30 p.m. and a public viewing from 8:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. at Gibson Brands in West Hollywood (8801 Sunset Blvd, former Tower Records space). “Greatest Hits” tickets are available to the public viewing.

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The “Greatest Hits” show will feature over sixty different photographs — fifteen, large 60×60 photographs as well as over-sixty 24×24 images in limited and numbered quantities — including:

ALICE IN CHAINS
BAD BRAINS
Ben Harper
Brian Wilson
Chris Cornell
Eddie Vedder
Elvis Costello
Fiona Apple
George Harrison
George Michael
Gwen Stefani
Henry Rollins
Ice Cube
Ice-T
Iggy Pop
INXS
Jackson Browne
JANE’S ADDICTION
John Lydon
Nick Cave
NIRVANA
PEARL JAM
Eddie Vedder
Phil Collins
RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
Slash
SOCIAL DISTORTION
SOUNDGARDEN
Steve Jones
Terence Trent D’arby
THE AFGHAN WHIGS
The Game
Tommy Lee
WHITE ZOMBIE
Willie Nelson

The night will feature musical performances from emerging L.A. artists, including Givers & Takers, Josh Todd, Lauren Ruth Ward, Particle Kid, The Palms, DJs Fred Sablan and Jeordie White and more. 100% of the proceeds from artwork sales for “Greatest Hits” will benefit the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund, a charity providing financial assistance to all types of career musicians who are struggling to make ends meet while facing illness, disability or age-related problems.

Over the past 30 years, Cuffaro has worked with celebrated musicians and A-list entertainers help them define their public image, while establishing his reputation as one of the most respected photographers in the entertainment industry. Cuffaro consistently captures the “real” person behind the famous face and brings a new level of emotional depth to the two dimensional art form of photography. To share his story, Chris has chosen over 100 photographs that represent the most iconic images, artists and moments in his career — his “greatest hits.” The Los Angeles exhibition will be an experience as visceral as rock ‘n’ roll itself, featuring oversize prints, exclusive musical performances and a host of tastemakers and influencers from the entertainment, art, media and pop culture spheres, staged in a completely non-traditional environment.