Photographs
Jaka Babnik, Matevž Paternoster, Bojan Velikonja, MGLC archive
Jaka Babnik, Matevž Paternoster, Bojan Velikonja, MGLC archive
Milton Glaser, Dylan (1966, offset)
Collection of Art Publications
The story of this poster, which was an insert on Dylan's 1967 album Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, goes as follows. After suffering serious injuries in a motorcycle accident in 1966, the singer-songwriter Bob Dylan was bedridden and rumoured to be dead. To generate positive publicity for his forthcoming album Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, CBS Records commissioned Milton Glaser to design a special poster to be included with the album. Glaser depicted the singer in profile, with his abundant curly hair rendered in saturated colours that stand out from the background. The intense, almost psychedelic colours can also be seen as the spirit of the time and the flower power generation from the second half of the 1960s.
Photo: Jaka Babnik. MGLC Archive.
"Am I a manager? Yes, I am."
Online event on the MGLC website and on the MGLC Ljubljana Facebook profile
Friday, 26 March, at 12 noon
Following the recent publication of the book "Am I a manager? Yes, I am.", whose author is Gregor Dražil, MGLC curator, we are preparing an online video presentation highlighting interesting facts from the life and work of art historian and promoter of contemporary Slovenian art Zoran Kržišnik.
You are welcome to take a look!
Forward to the Past is an online campaign of the Slovenian Museum Association, which was taking place between 22 and 28 March.
On Tuesday, 13 April, Tivoli Mansion and Švicarija will once again open their doors wide. We kindly invite you to visit the exhibitions: Invader, Prints on Paper and Sonja Vulpes, Limbo.
And in Švicarija, you can view the Memorial Studio of the sculptor Stojan Batič.
Photo: Urška Boljkovac. MGLC Archive.