HEROES. DAVID BOWIE AND BERLIN

In 1976, David Bowie fled the chaos of Los Angeles in search of renewal and found it in a divided Berlin, a city whose artistic legacy had captivated him since childhood. Over three transformative years, he created the groundbreaking Berlin Trilogy Low, Heroes and Lodger some of the most critically acclaimed and innovative albums of the late twentieth century. Tobias Rüther traces Bowies intense collaborations with Iggy Pop, Brian Eno and Tony Visconti, his immersion in the citys streets and nightlife and his return to painting and ...[Leer más]