The GRAMMY Museum (Los Angeles, CA)
The Grammy Museum celebrates the life and work of Michael Jackson with a display of Jackson's most iconic and elaborate wardrobe pieces, including the suit he wore on the cover of Thriller. The exhibit also includes video of some of Jackson's Grammy performances. Tickets also include admission to the full museum, with exhibits spanning the history of modern music.
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This was a fantastic representation of the King of Pop's classic sequined military jackets and gloves! A once in a lifetime opportunity to see them so up close as CNN was there taping for the Larry King interview last night! What an honor! I loved it!
The GRAMMY Museum was a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon. You start on the fourth floor and work your way down. Level four was my favorite because you learned about the different genres of music and there were a lot of listening stations. Level three had the special exhibit on Neil Diamond as well as a viewing room and outfits (including the white suit from Thriller and a few gloves) from Michael Jackson. Level two showcased political music/artists and also had a theater were you could watch 90 minutes of Michael Jackson's best music videos. I would definitely go back again to spend more time listening to music on the top floor.
The museum was very cool and informative but I was disappointed by the small Michael Jackson section. The lady at will call told me that Michael Jackson used to be the main special exhibit (now it is Neil Diamond), and they took it down the day before he died. What's left is only about half of what was up just 2 weeks ago. That was disappointing.
NOTE: The GRAMMY Museum is having a summer special were all tickets are only $10!!! This means that it is less expensive to show up and buy tickets at the box office. Sorry Goldstar, I love you, but I know we are all on here trying to find the best deal, and this time it isn't you.
Had an overall fun experience at the Grammy museum. I thought there would be more M.J. clothing, but I did enjoy what I saw and also the showing of all his videos was a nice relaxing time and trip down memory lane.
Take the time to go, I stayed about 4hours, taking my time w/the inneractive tools they had and the exhibits. Plan your time and no photography allowed, so I don't have any pics to share sorry.
See you again Michael Jackson.
Have fun, hope this helps
Killing Johnny
>=)
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In celebration of the life and work of Michael Jackson, The Grammy Museum is sharing a collection of Jackson's most iconic wardrobe pieces (including the suit he wore on the cover of Thriller). These pieces will be exhibited on the Museum's third floor alongside video of some of Jackson's most exciting Grammy performances. The museum hopes this exhibit will serve as a fitting tribute to one of the most significant entertainers in music history.
For thousands of years, royalty has called attention to itself with extravagant clothing and other finery. Jewels, fine fabrics, and elaborate accessories can complete the transformation of a person into a brightly-shining star that holds its audience spellbound.
As the self-anointed "King of Pop," Michael Jackson has fully embraced this royal tradition. And like his album HIStory, this exhibit gathers together some of his greatest hits -- pieces that are uniquely and unmistakably his.
"The Grammy Museum is excited for this rare chance to share this material with our visitors," said Chief Curator Ken Luftig Viste. "Michael Jackson is undeniably one of the most significant entertainers in pop music history, and the pieces' starpower -- and design -- is striking. Few, if any, have ever before been made available to the public in this way."
Including seven elaborately embellished jackets, two gloves, and more, highlights include jackets worn on the Victory tour, at Jackson's 1984 American Music Awards appearance, and at the dedication of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. All are elaborately bejeweled, beaded, and detailed -- with one piece weighing nearly fifteen pounds.
"As a 21st Century museum, we will update our exhibit content frequently," said Executive Director Robert Santelli. "Though we've only been open a short time, Michael Jackson: HIStyle allows us to demonstrate our steadfast commitment to putting that goal into practice. Plus, it's an amazing collection."
Working with talented designers, Jackson's crystals, sequins, beads, embroidery, and insignia have combined to catch the eyes of millions, transmitting his dance moves from the stage to the back row, and his starpower across the world.
The GRAMMY Museum explores and celebrates the enduring legacies of all forms of music; the creative process; the art and technology of the recording process; and the history of the GRAMMY(r) Awards, the premier recognition of recorded music accomplishment.