Suite au très grand succès de l’ouvrage « Each One Believing » de Bill Bernstein, retraçant en photos, les tournées 2001-2002-2003 et 2004 de Paul McCartney, on apprend via le site internet de Paul McCartney, qu’une exposition rassemblant les plus beaux clichés sera présentée très prochainement aux Etats Unis.
Nous vous livrons ci-dessous le communiqué officiel relatif à cette exposition :
{Exclusive Traveling Photo Exhibition Featuring Images Taken From Each One Believing, The Access-All-Areas Book Of Life On The Road With Paul McCartney
Exhibit Set To Hit Cities Across America In ?06
Proud Galleries is delighted to announce the 2006 exhibition tour of a unique photographic show that faithfully captures Paul McCartney?s life on the road. Based upon the book Each One Believing: Onstage, Off Stage and Backstage, published by Chronicle Books, the show is comprised of over 40 pictures taken by photographer Bill Bernstein over the course of the most successful tour of McCartney?s post-Beatles career.
The tour is set to visit cities across the United States throughout 2006, beginning with the March 4th opening of Paul McCartney?s Each One Believing: The Tour, at San Diego?s Morrison Gallery. Each exhibit is slated to run from three weeks to two months in order to give fans the opportunity to view the show firsthand. Other locations include Inspire Fine Art in Chicago, Walnut Street Gallery outside of Denver and Stephen Cohen Gallery in Los Angeles. The original exhibition opened to both public and critical acclaim last autumn at the Proud Galleries in London.
‘Each One Believing: The Tour,’ illustrates McCartney?s first solo tour in nearly a decade and includes images taken onstage and backstage during a journey which saw sold-out concert performances in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Rome, Moscow and more. Poignant and candid, funny and illuminating, this is a road trip with Paul McCartney like no other.
Bernstein?s lens captures the excitement evoked by the grand lighting of stage sets; the heightened energy of the band in mid-song; and the intimate shots of Paul alone playing at his ?Magic Piano? or onstage with his beloved Hofner guitar.
?The response that ?Each One Believing? has received has been overwhelming,? said McCartney. ?Everywhere we go people tell us how much they enjoy the unique balance between the engaging photographs and first-hand written accounts and events from the tour. It seemed a natural when we were approached to put the exhibit on the road and so we did.?
Photographer Bill Bernstein had unprecedented on stage, off stage, and back stage access providing dynamic images both of Paul?s public appearances and the quiet one-on-one moments. Exhibition and sale prints will be signed by both McCartney and Bernstein.
Paul McCartney: Each One Believing Tour
_ San Diego – Morrison Hotel Gallery – March 4th ? April 7th
_ San Francisco – San Francisco Art Exchange – April/May
_ Portland – Photographic Image – June 1st-June 25th
_ Seattle – Benham Gallery – July
_ Los Angeles – Stephen Cohen Gallery – August
_ Denver – Walnut Street Gallery – September 7th ? November 2nd
_ Chicago – Inspire Fine Art – November 17th ? December 31st}













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