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Superfan: The Property of André Waszczyszyn

Open 1st - 22nd October 2026

Superfan: The Property of André Waszczyszyn opens up a hidden archive for the first time to reveal rare and unseen photographs of pop icons including David Bowie, Debbie Harry and Iggy Pop.

Exhibition Open from 1st – 22nd October 2026 (Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm, closed on Sundays)

A self-proclaimed “superfan”, Lincolnshire photographer André Waszczyszyn followed Bowie’s tours around the world documenting every moment. On the 10th anniversary of Bowie’s death, and what would have been André’s 70th birthday, the Lincoln School of Creative Arts have worked with André’s family and Lincoln Arts Centre to exhibit some of his unseen collection of pop and rock music memorabilia alongside his beautiful photographs taken at gigs and concerts around the world.

Superfan: The Property of André Waszczyszyn is a joyful celebration of fandom, music, abundance, and the work of a talented photographer, covering a period of history that transformed our culture.

(Phonetic Pronunciation = Vash-chi-shin)

 

Book for Badge Making Workshop

2 children in an arts and crafts workshop sat at the table with paper and pens in front of them.

Create your own badge inspired by your favourite band, singer or logo in this hands-on Superfan workshop for all ages (3–100), led by illustrator Rick Rickwood on 10 October 2026. Design it, make it, and take it home.

Book tickets
  • Date:
    Open 1st - 22nd October 2026
  • Time:
    11am
  • Running Time:
    340min
  • Location:
    Gallery
  • Prices:

    Free (Booking is only for the Badge Making Workshop)

  • This exhibition is from 1st – 22nd October (Mon-Sat 10am-4pm, closed on Sun)

    The badge making workshop will take place on 10th October

    Access: Touch Tours by arrangement, contact the box office & Large print of transcripts available.

     

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