Giulia Calani is the Gallery and Exhibition Manager for the Lightpower Collection – see below! She will be visiting Mediatech and had this to say:
What can you talk about for hours?
My Job (seriously, no curry favour with my boss 😉)
Would you rather be able to play every musical instrument or speak every language fluently?
Definitely to speak every language!
If someone was filming your life up to this point, what would be on the soundtrack?
James Bond Theme (Love JB – I even got my car because of him)
“The trouble with love is” by Kelly Clarkson (no further words needed…)
“September” by Earth, Wind & Fire (no deeper meaning, I just love it and it always saves my emotional state)
The Lightpower Collection
Lightpower was founded in 1978 in Germany as a lighting rental company. Since then Lightpower has grown to be an internationally established distributor for stage and studio lighting equipment. The Lightpower Collection was born out of a company culture that has grown over several years with a passion for collecting Rock’n’Roll art. The collection features photography and album cover artwork from many of the world’s greatest photographers and designers.
Neal Preston’s Rock’n’Roll photography represents the core of this collection and comprises over seventy large-format original fine art prints. Preston’s archive is one of the most extensive in the world and includes every major artist in rock history. His photographs continue to be shown worldwide. The latest opportunity to see his works was at the NAMM Show in Anaheim in January and the next public possibility will be at Stage | Set | Scenery in Berlin, June 18. – 20.
A new travelling exhibition of classic 60s jazz artists by legendary photographer Jim Marshall featuring forty previously unseen original fine art prints from the R|A|P book “Jim Marshall: Jazz Festival” could be seen from March 1st to April 30th 2018 at Vaerket in Randers, Danmark. These limited edition prints, signed and numbered by the Jim Marshall Estate are also available for purchase.
The Lightpower Collection curates and produces exhibition concepts and provides artworks for events. All prints are available for sale via the website. The Lightpower Collection is a non-profit organisation.
All proceeds from sales of fine art prints and merchandise will be donated to “Behind the Scenes” and “Backup–The Technical Entertainment Industry Charity”.