Miles Davis once said a painting is
music you can see and music is a
painting you can hear hi I’m Christina
watchmojo.com and today we’re going to
find out more about this jazz great
through an exhibition called we want
Myles
it was called Picasso of jazz he was the
very first to electrify the East on pets
but also because you didn’t want to be
trapped not within a small word he
wanted to play for all kind of people
for the broader audience and this is why
now okay is considered as the most
famous jazz man of the 20th century can
you explain to us why we’re seeing an
exhibit of a musician and a fine arts
museum you have to enter to the question
how to show in a visible way what is
invisible and here what was interesting
for us is that Miles Davis and bodies
completely the artists it was always not
changing reinventing himself and so look
through the exhibition now you can
follow danke his own ever evolution
monkey thanks to music rooms which put
on display his music like masterpiece
and all-around monkeys little music
rooms you have not a constellation of
documentation paintings partitions
instruments etc etc knock which helps
you to explain uncle is the story of his
life
can you tell us about some of the
notable artifacts that are undisciplined
this exhibition of course all the fans
you have some Miles Davis trumpets which
are very very iconic and you have the
red ones blue one but also for the fine
art a matter okay you will have
incredible new paintings by jean-michel
Basquiat
but also a monumental sculpture by
Nicholson file which represents Miles
Davis like a black hero and it’s quite
spectacular thank you thank you
music you can see and music is a
painting you can hear hi I’m Christina
watchmojo.com and today we’re going to
find out more about this jazz great
through an exhibition called we want
Myles
it was called Picasso of jazz he was the
very first to electrify the East on pets
but also because you didn’t want to be
trapped not within a small word he
wanted to play for all kind of people
for the broader audience and this is why
now okay is considered as the most
famous jazz man of the 20th century can
you explain to us why we’re seeing an
exhibit of a musician and a fine arts
museum you have to enter to the question
how to show in a visible way what is
invisible and here what was interesting
for us is that Miles Davis and bodies
completely the artists it was always not
changing reinventing himself and so look
through the exhibition now you can
follow danke his own ever evolution
monkey thanks to music rooms which put
on display his music like masterpiece
and all-around monkeys little music
rooms you have not a constellation of
documentation paintings partitions
instruments etc etc knock which helps
you to explain uncle is the story of his
life
can you tell us about some of the
notable artifacts that are undisciplined
this exhibition of course all the fans
you have some Miles Davis trumpets which
are very very iconic and you have the
red ones blue one but also for the fine
art a matter okay you will have
incredible new paintings by jean-michel
Basquiat
but also a monumental sculpture by
Nicholson file which represents Miles
Davis like a black hero and it’s quite
spectacular thank you thank you
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