A few vistors to the Gallery this week.
Dam-Funk stopped by with his new CD, Adolescent Funk, now out on Stones Throw records.
Michael Frenke, sound engineer for the likes of Sly Stone, George Clinton, Prince, KRS-One and currently working on the new Hawthorne Headhunter album.
Wyatt from SIEU with his recently aquired Charles Munka piece.
David from 360 Atelier, rocking the HVW8 Muhammad Ali jacket.
Please join M+B on Saturday, April 19 from 7 to 9 pm for the opening reception of HOWARD L. BINGHAM: THE RUMBLE IN THE JUNGLE at 612 N. Almont Drive in West Hollywood.
Poignant, knowing, rich with insights and tributes, THE RUMBLE IN THE JUNGLE chronicles Muhammad Ali’s legendary trip of 1974 to Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo) to fight a heavily favored George Foreman in the first world heavyweight boxing championship held on the African continent. Ali’s reclamation of the heavyweight title in the fierce and dramatic match stunned critics and sparked joy throughout the world. While the match serves as thematic nucleus, Bingham’s photography covers Ali’s entire eight-week stay, recounting the event in all its dimensions, including a star-studded musical festival, buzzing paparazzi and impinging politics. HOWARD L. BINGHAM: THE RUMBLE IN THE JUNGLE includes over 60 color and black and white photographs and runs from April 19 – May 31, 2008.
We look forward to seeing you there.
