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Pink Floyd The Wall: The Movie's 30th Anniversary Retrospective Exhibition
In 1982, Director Sir Alan Parker brought to life the cinematic version of Pink Floyd’s conceptual music masterpiece ‘The Wall’. For the last 30 years, the film has since become a seminal piece in both music and cinema.
Celebrating the film’s 30th anniversary, Stills Photographer David Appleby presents for the first time his archive of a unique photographic retrospective behind the scenes making of ‘The Wall’. This exhibition will feature never before seen images along with David’s most classic iconic photographs that have become famously associated with the film, the music and in popular culture.
The Exhibition will feature over 40 Black and White images showcasing David's exceptional work, traditionally hand printed on silver gelatin from the original negatives.
The Wall Retrospective Exhibition will launch the 12th of July, 2012 with a Private View at Blackalls Studios in Shoreditch, London and will be open from July 13th to the 18th, 2012.
We have received the kind blessings of Director Sir Alan Parker, Roger Waters, Sir Bob Geldof, Gerald Scarfe and BAFTA
Now we need you…’the fans’.
As we are making the final push into launching ‘The Wall Retrospective Exhibition’ in time for the film’s 30th anniversary this coming July, we are turning to you to help us reach our target and bring this show to London and with its success, to the world.
As fans ourselves, we feel most passionate about ‘Pink Floyd The Wall’ and feel in return, to offer Indiegogo exclusives for the fans. We will be updating you as the project advances and we get closer to our goal with hopes to continue future sponsorship and fundraising to travel the exhibition worldwide.
Indiegogo is essential to making this happen. We need your passion and support! Tell your friends, tweet this page, send the link, be a part of this exciting event! You are not just another brick to us, you are all a part of ‘The Wall'
Martin
[Neccropole]
I don't need your tongue to cut me (Roger Waters) |
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(ja ja, das gibt es noch), werde ich mir das morgen mal von meiner Frau erklären lassen. Den Google-Übersetzer kann man/n vergessen.