To celebrate 100 years of Cunard’s first round the world voyage, Cunard are partnering with British photographer and filmmaker Mary McCartney to curate a special centennial ‘Sea Views’ exhibition, featuring never before seen imagery from the Cunard archives, together with a selection of photos submitted by guests of past journeys over the decades.
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The new exhibition, launching in 2023, will capture the very essence of life on board Cunard’s fleet of ships from the 1920s to the present day, showcasing the changing styles from fashion to food, interior design to activities and telling the story of guests who have voyaged with them. With previous guests including Hollywood icons like Audrey Hepburn and Bing Crosby, Cunard will open their archives to select never before seen photographs, to reveal the glamour and grandeur for which Cunard is renowned for. 180 Years of sailing with Cunard >
In addition to the archives, they are calling on past and present guests, along with anyone connected to Cunard, to delve into their old photo albums, search out holiday scrapbooks and flick through their phones to find special moments they’ve captured when travelling on board, and submit them for a chance to be included in the centennial ‘Sea Views’ exhibition.
Thank you on behalf of Cunard for sending in your photos, you will be notified if your image is selected to appear in the centennial ‘Sea Views’ exhibition by 17 February 2023. The centennial ‘Sea Views’ exhibition will go live at the end of February 2023 – more details will be shared nearer to the time.
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