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Daniel Kramer "Dylan" @ The Taschen Gallery in Los Angeles
photographs by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
Daniel Kramer With His Photograph Of Bob Dylan and Joan Baez At The Opening of Taschen Gallery's Sixties Exhibition
photograph by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
Vintage Motorcycles Outside of Daniel Lanois' House In Los Angeles
photograph by Oliver Maxwell Kupper
Opening Night Captures The Last Gasp of Hollywood's Golden Era With Rare Never-Before-Seen Photographs by Elliott Landy
"Opening Night" is the latest sexy, sleek and glamorous photo book by Imperial Pictures Publishing and Paperwork NYC. The book features never before seen photographs by Elliott Landy who is known for his photographs of Janis Joplin, Bob Dylan, Hendrix and more. In this gorgeous edition, you'll be able to find images of Elizabeth Taylor, Barbara Streisand, Faye Dunaway, Marlene Dietrich, Dustin Hoffman, Andy Warhol and more, all dolled up to the nines and ready for the flash bulbs. โMy pictures reflected the aspects of those events that impacted me the mostโthe falseness and superficiality,โ writes Landy in the intro. โThey were a reflection of my inner feelings toward what was happeningโa flow of energy, channeled and filtered through my own person.โ Even though Landy has moved on from the world of celebritydom, he will get his fair share of the limelight tomorrow night at the Jane Hotel Ballroom, starting at 10pm, to celebrate the launch of Opening Night. You can also purchase Opening Night here.
Drawn Blank: Bob Dylan to Show Paintings at the Gagosian
Gagosian: "A committed visual artist, Bob Dylan has only recently begun to exhibit his works publicly. Firstly, a collection of multi-media watercolors and gouaches, The Drawn Blank Series, was exhibited in Germanyโs Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz in autumn 2007. His latest works on acrylic and canvas, The Brazil Series, are currently on exhibit at The National Gallery of Denmark in Copenhagen." Bob Dylan is set to exhibit artwork at the Gagosian Gallery this September.
Style: Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan in 1964 in Woodstock, NY on his red-and-silver '64 Triumph Tiger 100. It was the bike that almost killed him.