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MoMA at NGV September 2018

1. Hector Guimard (French 1867–1942) Fence from the Castel Henriette, Sèvres, France 1899–1903 - wrought iron;

2. Peter Behrens (German 1868–1940) A.E.G. (Allgemeine Elektricitäts Gesellschaft), Berlin - manufacturer German est. 1883 - Fan (model GB1) c. 1908 - painted cast iron and brass;

3. Le Corbusier (French, born Switzerland 1887–1965) This is not architecture (Ceci n’est pas l’architecture), drawing from Buenos Aires lecture, 1929 charcoal and crayon on paper;

4. Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret collaborating architect (Swiss 1896–1967) / Theodore Conrad model maker American 1910–94 - Villa Savoye, Poissy-sur-Seine, France 1932 - wood, aluminium, and plastic - Purchase, 1932;

5. Piet Mondrian (Dutch 1872–1944) Tableau I: Lozenge with four lines and grey, 1926 oil on canvas;

6. Lyubov Popova (Russian 1889–1924) Painterly architectonic, 1917 oil on canvas;

7. Mark Rothko (American, born Russia, now Latvia 1903–70) No. 3/No. 13, 1949 oil on canvas;

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Sep 19, 2018
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MoMA at NGV September 2018 : Bauhaus

1. Josef Albers (American, born Germany 1888–1976) Metallglas A.G., Offenburg, Baden - manufacturer German - Stencil lettering system, designed at the Bauhaus (1926–28) milk glass and painted wood;

5. Anni Albers - Free-hanging room dividers (c. 1949) cellophane and cord

2. Gunta Stölzl (Swiss, born Germany 1897–1983) Wall hanging (1924) wool, silk, mercerised cotton, and metal thread;

3. László Moholy-Nagy (American, born Hungary 1895–1946) Z II (1925) oil on canvas;

4. Anni Albers (American, born Germany 1899–1994 ) Free-hanging room dividers (c. 1949) cotton, cellophane and braided horsehair;

Images by @maggiemayhan

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Sep 19, 2018

Prince’s First Television Appearance on NBC’s Midnight Special 1980 from maggie han on Vimeo.

Prince’s First Television Appearance on NBC’s Midnight Special 1980
Performing ‘I Wanna Be Your Lover’ and ‘Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad?’ �

“There’s nothing our next guest can’t do,” the goofy hosts of NBC’s variety show The Midnight Special say by way of introduction, in January 1980. “He arranged, produced, composed, and performed his last album entirely by himself.” Then Prince comes out in a zebra-print vest-and-underwear number, black leggings, black heeled boots, and perfect hair to slay the first two tracks from Prince, “I Wanna Be Your Lover” and “Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad.”

Jun 02, 2018

maggiemayhan:

Johnny Marr demonstrating his guitar riffs for The Smiths songs - Part two.


Johnny Marr demonstrating his guitar riffs for The Smiths songs - Part one.


Johnny Marr - ‘William, It Was Really Nothing’ - When Rock Goes Acoustic, BBC Four - 2011

A Johnny Marr excerpt from the BBC Four documentary When Rock Goes Acoustic. Playing ‘Wake Up Little Susie’, ‘Bigmouth Strikes Again’ and 'William, It Was Really Nothing’

'Bigmouth Strikes Again’ - When Rock Goes Acoustic, BBC Four - 2011

'William, It Was Really Nothing’ - When Rock Goes Acoustic, BBC Four - 2011

Johnny Marr - 'Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others’ - Today on BBC Radio 4 - 12 June, 2014

Johnny Marr demonstrates the sound he gets from his Fender Jaguar by playing riffs from 'What Difference Does It Make’, 'Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others’ and 'How Soon Is Now?’ with some Hendrix (?) thrown in @ :44. Interview was shown on June 12, 2010 at BBC Radio 4 'Today’.

Johnny’s conversation with John Doran - Chapter 4 of British Masters series on Noisey - 2013

“Music writer John Doran from The Quietus interviewed Johnny Marr for the British Masters series on Noisey.  They talked about what it means to be a rock star, the new album The Messenger – “the irony is that I’ve made a twelve track record that I think sounds like Blondie”, the funk aspect of The Smiths, A Certain Ratio and Jez Kerr, Nile Rodgers, highlife guitar, ‘Shoplifters Of The World Unite’, Eddie Van Halen, ‘How Soon Is Now?’, Matt Johnson and The The, and ‘Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me’.”

Johnny Marr - Interview: Radio 6 Music Live - 6 October 2014

Lauren Laverne interviews Johnny Marr about his career and new sophomore album 'Playland’ on stage at the BBC’s Maida Vale studios.

Johnny Marr - Radio 6 Music Live - 6 October 2014

Johnny Marr visits Radio 6 Music’s Shaun Keaveny at the BBC’s world famous Maida Vale studios to teach him how to be a guitar hero. 'Still Ill’ riff demonstrated.

Johnny Marr - 'Still Ill’ - Radio 6 Music Live - 6 October, 2014 (audio only)

Johnny Marr Guitar riffs

Apr 01, 2018

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