Always curious about anything related to Neverland, this gal [Wendy] visited M+B Gallery today to view Neverland Lost, the premier exhibition of color photographs by Henry Leutwyler. In stark objectivity, Neverland Lost examines the Michael Jackson myth through portraits of personal items and pieces of his stage costumes—like the iconic sparkling glove—that were removed from Jackson's Neverland Ranch and intended for auction. Seen here is the demystified crystal glove. http://www.mbart.com In addition, there is a marvelous exhibit of Jones Beach, a grouping of black and white photographs by Joseph Szabo.
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Neverland Lost
Always curious about anything related to Neverland, this gal [Wendy] visited M+B Gallery today to view Neverland Lost, the premier exhibition of color photographs by Henry Leutwyler. In stark objectivity, Neverland Lost examines the Michael Jackson myth through portraits of personal items and pieces of his stage costumes—like the iconic sparkling glove—that were removed from Jackson's Neverland Ranch and intended for auction. Seen here is the demystified crystal glove. http://www.mbart.com In addition, there is a marvelous exhibit of Jones Beach, a grouping of black and white photographs by Joseph Szabo.
