Re: Some JMJ's photos
Posted: Sat Sep 11, 2021 4:19 pm
Kind of amusing for the Tokyo concert-that-never-was to be featured there (instead of a concert that actually took place) .
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Re: Some JMJ's photos
Posted: Sat Sep 11, 2021 5:51 pm
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Re: Some JMJ's photos
Posted: Mon Sep 13, 2021 10:52 am
In the museum with Jean-Michel Jarre
From Pink Floyd to U2: A new exhibition provides insights into the work of stage architect Mark Fisher. Jean-Michel Jarre was the star guest at the opening in Berlin.
"If I hadn't become a musician, I would probably be an architect, " said Jarre at the opening ceremony. " There is a strong connection between music and architecture. Both deal with space and time. Both have a clear line between point A and B as their goal - that applies to a song as well as to architecture."
Source: https://www.laut.de/News/Mark-Fisher:-G ... 2021-18208
Photo gallery: https://www.laut.de/Jean-Michel-Jarre/F ... ds.-214486
Re: Some JMJ's photos
Posted: Mon Sep 13, 2021 11:29 am
Makes sense. Chris Lowe of Pet Shop Boys studied architecture too.Kanta wrote: Mon Sep 13, 2021 10:52 am "If I hadn't become a musician, I would probably be an architect, " said Jarre at the opening ceremony. " There is a strong connection between music and architecture. Both deal with space and time. Both have a clear line between point A and B as their goal - that applies to a song as well as to architecture."
Looks like there's a nice JMJ section at the exhibition, I see some China sketches and the Destination Tokyo concept drawing is there too.
Re: Some JMJ's photos
Posted: Mon Sep 13, 2021 12:44 pm
The city skyline as a projection screen
Jarre and Fisher had a close friendship since they had realized numerous opulent performances together, especially in the eighties. So the Frenchman can no longer get out of the narrative when he is given the floor as a guest of honour as part of the press tour of the exhibition. Jarre spends a good half an hour in the museum monologues about his experiences with Fisher and tells anecdotes about the drawings hanging on the walls.
In China, for example, lively technology was exchanged with Bernardo Bertolucci, who filmed "The Last Emperor" there at the same time. The Docklands event, held in London's East End in 1988, almost did not take place because the producer had failed to secure the appropriate approval from the district council in good time. Fisher was skeptical of the Lord from the beginning, Jarre recalls. "However, my manager said he was a cool guy." Several exhibits document the monumental performance, show the floating stage from different perspectives, helicopters converted into spotlights and in a sweeping triptych how the entire city skyline served as a projection surface.
Even some never realized show concepts can be found in Jarre's section of the museum. Judging by the designs, the associated concerts – one planned for Buckingham Palace, another for a location in the middle of Tokyo's skyscrapers – would probably have joined the above-mentioned icon ranks. They are among the most spectacular pieces of the exhibition.
Jarre and Fisher had a close friendship since they had realized numerous opulent performances together, especially in the eighties. So the Frenchman can no longer get out of the narrative when he is given the floor as a guest of honour as part of the press tour of the exhibition. Jarre spends a good half an hour in the museum monologues about his experiences with Fisher and tells anecdotes about the drawings hanging on the walls.
In China, for example, lively technology was exchanged with Bernardo Bertolucci, who filmed "The Last Emperor" there at the same time. The Docklands event, held in London's East End in 1988, almost did not take place because the producer had failed to secure the appropriate approval from the district council in good time. Fisher was skeptical of the Lord from the beginning, Jarre recalls. "However, my manager said he was a cool guy." Several exhibits document the monumental performance, show the floating stage from different perspectives, helicopters converted into spotlights and in a sweeping triptych how the entire city skyline served as a projection surface.
Even some never realized show concepts can be found in Jarre's section of the museum. Judging by the designs, the associated concerts – one planned for Buckingham Palace, another for a location in the middle of Tokyo's skyscrapers – would probably have joined the above-mentioned icon ranks. They are among the most spectacular pieces of the exhibition.
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Re: Some JMJ's photos
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Re: Some JMJ's photos
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Re: Some JMJ's photos
Posted: Thu Sep 30, 2021 4:50 pm
Rare photo: Charlotte Rampling, Jean-Michel Jarre and Francette Pejot
Re: Some JMJ's photos
Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2021 3:42 pm
1995, CPLT era? He liked his French striped tops around that time.
Re: Some JMJ's photos
Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2021 4:02 pm
CPLT after show party, held in the Paris Hilton. All eyes are on the television screen showing a recording of the TV broadcast made a few hours before.Richard-Eastham wrote: Fri Oct 01, 2021 3:42 pm 1995, CPLT era? He liked his French striped tops around that time.
Re: Some JMJ's photos
Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2021 11:49 am
"Do you recognize these monsters? They come from the personal collection of @jeanmicheljarre" - Joachim Garraud
Re: Some JMJ's photos
Posted: Thu Oct 21, 2021 8:20 pm
Re: Some JMJ's photos
Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2021 12:35 pm
1985, photos by Mark Collicot