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A few months before the third anniversary of the death of David Bowie, who died in January 2016, ArrábidaShopping, the shopping center of Vila Nova de Gaia, will host a photography exhibition of the British musician. Iconic Bowie is a collection of 40 photographs of British artist Terry O'Neill, who also captured people like Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra or Rolling Stones over the years, by Markus Klinko, who was born Switzerland and signed the photograph of the cover of Heathen record Bowie 2002, the English fashion photographer Norman Parkinson, died in 1990, as well as his compatriots Justin de Villeneuve, who was ] manager of supermodel Twiggy, and Gerald Fearnly, who was the bassist's brother of The Buzz, a band that played with Bowie in the 1960s, and recorded him as a young man. They have been selected from more than 250 of the Iconic Images collection, an Irish agency that represents the archives of historical photographers.
The curatorship is part of David Fonseca, the composer, performer and occasional photographer who joined in 2017 several other Portuguese musicians in Bowie 70 tribute to Bowie which resulted in a record and at a show – Cristina Carrillo of Albornoz Fisac, who works with the agency from which the images come, is the co-curator.
] But not only will photographs live Iconic Bowie . There will be cinema, with a cycle that will begin in Portugal from David Bowie: The Last Five Years Francis Whately's documentary that focuses on the recording of the last two albums of Bowie. A book will also be published and there will be concerts, planned by Fonseca himself, with guests playing Bowie versions.
This exhibition is not the only event related to Bowie in September. On the 11th of this month, a newly discovered copy of the first studio recording of the British musician, made when David Jones, as he still signed it at the time, was auctioned at Omega Auctions in Newton -the-Willows, Merseyside. years, in 1963.
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