Prvi jugoslovanski festivali jazza iz fotografske zbirke Edija Šelhausa
| Od PO, 29. junija, do SO, 4. julija Avla Radia Slovenije |
Na ogled bodo fotografije s prvih štirih jugoslovanskih jazz festivalov na Bledu, od leta 1960 do 1963, in tudi nekaj fotografij legendarnega jazzovskega trobentača Louisa Armstronga iz leta 1959. Posnel jih je Edi Šelhaus, legenda slovenskega vojnega in povojnega fotoreporterstva ter od leta 1945 do 1947 filmski snemalec na Tržaškem. Tematski sklop o jazzu je le del razstave Glasbeni svet 60., ujet v objektiv – ob 90-letnici fotoreporterja Edija Šelhausa, ki jo pripravlja Muzej novejše zgodovine, na kateri bodo prikazani še posnetki festivalov popevk in drugo iz glasbenega sveta. Razstava bo odprta 13. avgusta na Ljubljanskem gradu, nato pa bo zamenjala še nekaj prizorišč.
Avtorica razstave: Jožica Šparovec, Muzej novejše zgodovine Slovenije
The First Yugoslav Jazz Festivals from the Photography Collection of Edi Šelhaus
| MON, 29 June – SAT, 4 July Radio Slovenija Lobby |
Exhibited will be photos of four Yugoslav jazz festivals in Bled, taken between 1960 and 1963, as well as some shots of Louis Armstrong, pioneering American jazz trumpeter, from 1959. They were authored by lensman Edi Šelhaus, legendary Slovenian war and post-war photo journalist, and cameraman in the Trieste region between 1945 and 1947. The jazz photo cycle forms part of The Music World of the 1960s, Through the Lenses of Photo Journalist Edi Šelhaus – On the Occasion of His Ninetieth Birthday, an exposition to be organised by National Museum of Contemporary History, which will include photographic images from popular song festivals as well as other miscellanea from the world of music. The exhibition will open on 13 August at the Ljubljana Castle, and will subsequently be organised at various other venues.
Exhibition was devised by: Jožica Šparovec, National Museum of Contemporary History of Slovenia
