Brothers in Jazz - 14 x 11" mounted print
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Revel in the energy of a night at The Wag, an iconic venue in London’s West End, with this print created exclusively to accompany The Music is Black: A British Story at V&A East. Adam Friedman’s 1979 photograph has been expertly printed on the highest quality paper with an accompanying white mount.
The Wag showcased a range of DJs across different genres, from House to rare groove, hip hop to Bhangra. Monday nights were for jazz fans, and this image captures the moves of Irven Lewis and Wayne James from the street jazz dance group Brothers in Jazz.
Brothers in Jazz: Irven and Wayne, Monday night at the Wag
Adam Friedman
London, 1989
© Adam Friedman
V&A: S.1-2025
Dimensions
14 x 11 in (28 x 35.5 x 28 cm)
Composition
Giclée printed on 300gsm Monte Carlo textured paper
Colour
Black/White
Product code
172070
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The Music Is Black: A British Story
125 years of Black music-making in Britain. This landmark exhibition will reveal how Black British music has shaped British culture. Spanning four continents and 12 decades, this is a story of excellence and struggle, resilience and joy.