While at the Grammy Museum a few weeks back, we took in the exhibit "George Harrison: Living in the Material World". The exhibit is a collection of art, photos, fashion, instruments, and journals/notes/lyrics from George's life. It gives you a chance to explore the details behind his creativity and music. Here are a few photos from the exhibit.
Guitars and outfits. Those prints and the jackets are still pretty fab.
Collage wall of photos.
There was Beatles music playing through out the room, but it was nice to have some private listening at these stations.
Sir Paul.
I heart seeing hand written lyrics. There is so much personality and art in one's handwriting. Above are the lyrics from the song "Something".
Give me love (give me peace on earth).This is a must see for any Beatles fan :)
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I was there I think sometime last month. I feel like the exhibit looks a bit different. I enjoyed the George Harrison exhibit. I think after going I officially became a bigger Beatles fan
Btw how did you take pictures inside? No cameras right? I wasn't able to take any pics
Thanks for sharing these images! I have never been to this Museum and loved seeing it through your eyes. xo style, she wrote
Great photos! I think I have a Living Social coupon to the Grammy Museum lying around somewhere. Now I really want to go!
@abby: we had a meeting in the clive davis auditorium on the second floor and had access to that exhibit! i didn't notice the "no photography" signs, oops ;)
@the less than domestic goddess: you'd love it!! there is so much to see like michael jackson's jackets and part of the beatles LOVE show!
Wow, what an amazing exhibit!
george has always been my favorite beatle.
Wonderful exhibit!
Frank Sinatra always said Something was the best love song ever written.
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