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The rooms of the Reserve will host from February 4th the works of Bob Dylan, for the first time exhibited in a public space Italian.
A series of paintings, entitled New Orleans, proposes twenty pictures taken by Dylan with a cut film, made in an atmosphere almost monochrome.

The press release of the municipality of Milan states that it is a "series of paintings, titled New Orleans, made by Dylan with an almost movie-like perspective, creating an almost monochromatic feeling"

Let the next controversy begin!

Oh come on.... odds are better he stole his own images of New Orleans than that he's been to Brazilian slums or 1800s Indochina.

I'll go right back into exile!

Perhaps this series will include Dylan's 2011 painting Horn Player, which is based on a 1963 Leonard Freed photo of New Orleans trumpeter De De Pierce.

Coming out of lurkdom to say that I, too, am interested in this show, as Dylan and New Orleans are two of my great loves. Johanna—and anyone else lucky enough to go—I hope you'll share a report with us!

But Maestro Scott - whereth doth this 2011 painting come from?

Me, too Red River Shore Girl. A great pairing - like the right wine w the right food.

Glad you peeked out to give us your two cents. And, yes Johanna so glad you are going for you and for us.

Let the next controversy begin!

Someone'll find something to bitch about. Stay tuned.

Can anybody confirm that the actual venue for the exhibition is Palazzo Reale di Milano?

For the first time in Italy, Bob Dylan recently honored exposure "360 sound: the Columbia Records Story" at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles, exhibiting a series of paintings, an exhibition entitled New Orleans. Will be offered 20 images taken Minstrel in Duluth.

The images date back to the 60 ', produced by Dylan following a course of visual art. The paintings offered are made by Dylan with a cinematic atmosphere created in a nearly monochromatic.

Surely the rooms of the '"apartment Reserve of the Royal Palace," will be the ideal to enclose the works of one of the greatest performers of all time U.S..

A first for all Dylan fans and for those who are interested in finding out more than the singing talent even further facets of a historical artist in the music world, which is confirmed through this show a 360 degree artist, always ready to experiment with in his passion for painting and art.

The world of rock and art can combine. The Exhibition of Bob Dylan is the proof.

Hey.......I wonder if it could be some of the art we see in that photograph of him in his studio in the eighties? I'm on my phone, or I would post the image. They certainly were monochromatic.