At 83 years old, Bob Dylan continues to surprise the world with his creativity. Starting Friday, May 9, the iconic folk artist will unveil 97 paintings created between 2021 and 202, at Halcyon Gallery in London.





Photos : Bob Dylan/Halcyon Gallery/DR
This exhibition invites visitors to step into Dylan’s artistic universe, where his vision of humanity takes shape through vivid and expressive compositions.
An expressive and narrative approach to painting
In a intreview, Bob Dylan reveals his artistic intent: “My idea is not just to observe the human condition, but to dive into it”. His paintings depict musicians, couples, athletes, and places he has visited, each infused with emotion and movement. The artist aims to create living, breathing entities, using colors as both weapons and mood-setting elements to weave compelling visual stories.










Photos : Bob Dylan/Halcyon Gallery/DR
Influenced by Picasso’s blue period
Bib Dylan draws inspiration from Picasso’s early Blue Period, a stylistic choice reflected in the intensity of his hues and the depth of his compositions. His paintings capture strong emotions, playing with light and texture to enhance their impact, offering an evocative storytelling experience through visual art.
A multi-faceted artist beyond music
With this exhibition, Bob Dylan asserts himself not only as a musical icon but also as a formidable visual artist. His legacy spans across both mediums, blending music, poetry, and painting into a singular artistic expression. Recently, Dylan was also the subject of the biopic A Complete Unknown, featuring Timothée Chalamet in the role of the legendary musician. Now, through this collection, he offers yet another dimension of his artistry, sharing his vision beyond words and melodies.






Photos : Bob Dylan/Halcyon Gallery/DR
Exhibition details
Halcyon Gallery
148, New, Bond St, London W1S 2TR, Royaume-Uni
+44 (0)20 7499 4508
This gallery is open daily and all exhibitions are free entry.
Opening Hours
Monday – Friday: 10am – 6pm
Saturday: 10am – 7pm
Sunday: 11am – 5pm





Photos : Bob Dylan/Halcyon Gallery/DR