Quand Goldblatt a fait le shooting photo, il n’a jamais été précisé qui aurait la propriété des négatif-photos. Les photos sont longtemps demeurés dans l’ombre et c’est grâce à la collaboration de Ken Light, un employé de la UC Berkeley, que l’exposition des rares photographies a pu avoir lieu.
Un avant-goût de l’exposition via un exposition de diapositive aura lieu vendredi le 12 novembre à 18h00 a la UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism Gallery. L’exposition-photo aura lieu au même endroit jusqu’en janvier. Pour plus d’information, consulter le www.fotovision.org.
Source: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/11/06/DDUL1G6LB6.DTL
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Beatles fans, here is an event not to be missed if you are in the San Francisco area in the next two months. And you can thank Stephen Goldblatt for this special moment. Yes, because for the past 40 years, he kept hidden a box of film negatives about a photo shoot with the Beatles years ago.
When Goldblatt did the session, it was never explicit to whom the negatives would belong to. The photographs stayed for a long time in the dark and it is with the collaboration of Ken Light, a UC Berkeley employee, that the photo exhibit of the rare photographs can happen.
A free sneak preview of the exhibit via a slideshow will be happening on Friday November 12th at 6 PM at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism Gallery. The photo exhibit will be held at the same place until January. For more information, visit www.fotovision.org.
Source: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/11/06/DDUL1G6LB6.DTL
2 comments:
i like this topic and the blog. thanks for sharing.
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Thank you for the comment. Hope you can visit the exhibit! :-)
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