HONOLULU – Ruby Mazur, best known as the creator of what has been dubbed the “mouth and tongue” logo of The Rolling Stones, is celebrating the 50th anniversary of his iconic design. As part of this celebration, Mazur opened a namesake gallery on July 15 in Waikiki. The 3,000-square-foot Ruby Mazur Gallery is located next to The Hard Rock Cafe on Beach Walk in Honolulu, with special grand opening events planned for September.
LAHAINA, Hawaii – Legendary pop artist Ruby Mazur, best known as the creator of the original Mouth and Tongue logo image designed for the Rolling Stones, is currently celebrating the 50th anniversary of his iconic creation with exhibits in Hawaii, Las Vegas and Lake Tahoe, Nevada. The logo was first used on the band’s Tumbling Dice record sleeve in 1972.
MAUI, Hawaii — Following his successful recent new exhibit opening at Hawaii’s Holle Fine Art gallery at 39 Front Street in Lahaina on the island of Maui, during which legendary pop artist Ruby Mazur debuted his latest work, Rock-n-Roll Last Supper, a massive five by 12ft oil on canvas that was three years in the making, the artist is now debuting his new High-Volume series this week, which will be on exhibit through the spring.