A meeting with Luca Bragalini, an outstanding populariser of knowledge, musicologist and internationally renowned lecturer, who guides us through a subject that has been the focus of his research for many years: the relationship between jazz and photography.
Two art forms that have been passionately intertwined throughout the 20th century, in a relationship that has lasted for 120 years – ever since the legendary trumpeter Buddy Bolden was immortalised in a photograph – and which shows no signs of waning.
A love story that has often brought together the giants in front of the camera with those equally brilliant behind it.
A journey through images, words and music that will introduce us to one of the most iconic figures in the history of jazz, not least because of his fruitful relationship with photography: Miles Davis.
The ‘Prince of Darkness’ will be captured by the flashes of some of the greatest photographers in history, from Lee Friedlander to Irving Penn, from Roy deCarava to Anthony Barboza.
Everybody
Single event ticket: €5.00 + exhibition ticket (first purchase)
Book of 5 events: €20.00 + exhibition ticket (first purchase)
Gold Membership – unlimited events: €50.00 + exhibition ticket (first purchase)
From 5.00 pm to 6.30 pm
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