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The Lowry has rolled its latest print advertisement campaign when people are flocking to the shops for Christmas gifts. The Lowry has always attempted to provide everyone access to new areas of creativity. The latest campaign seems to highlight that very concept. The concept of the ad is remarkably brilliant with exceptional execution. The ads are showing the real effect and visualization of a rock show.
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However, the ad has successfully depicted a nice execution of exaggeration of idea. Moreover, the ad showing the security person near the portrait is somewhat confusing. The copy of the ad reads as, 'Rock'n'Roll at the Lowry
Rock: A retrospective of Jane Bown's rock & pop portraits 1963 - 2005, now showing. www.thelowry.com'.
The ad has been created by BJL, U.K.
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