Chris Heath - Pet Shop Boys, Annually.
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Chris Heath - Pet Shop Boys, Annually.
My contribution to Brian Wilson’s legacy is that in 2003 he wrote to Robbie Williams to ask him to sing on his new album and it never happened because Robbie’s father forgot to pass on the message
(In “Feel: Robbie Williams” by Chris Heath, p.227)
Now reading....
Kylie
Kylie Minogue, Preface Chris Heath
Booth-Clibborn Editions, London 1999, 152 pages, Hardcover, 26x38,7cm, ISBN 978-1861541376
euro 80,00
email if you want to buy [email protected]
A self-portrait of Kylie Minogue featuring her many different personas, public and private, both reflected in the eyes of others and as seen by herself. Kylie combines collaborative portrayals alongside media representations to convey the strange fragmentation of self that occurs in the lives of international media icons.
This personal book, prefaced by Kylie, includes a text developed through conversation with her by renowned music journalist Chris Heath. Alongside this, artists, photographers, writers, academics, pop stars and actors give their response to Kylie in words and pictures.
The book also includes visual material taken from Kylie's own archives, dating from early "Neighbours" memorabilia documenting the worldwide Charlene phenomenon such as telephone cards and t-shirts, to fan snapshots, off-the-cuff portraits, a visual discography, as well as more recent photographic shoots with some of the world's top photographers including Ellen von Unwerth and Stephanie Sednaoui.
13/12/23
1/14/97 - by chris heath. written during the face magazine photoshoot.
some bits from pet shop boys, literally that make me laugh hysterically
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