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28

Fructidor

CCXXXIV

« Ils bâtissent avec des pierres et ils ne voient pas que chacun de leurs gestes pour poser la pierre dans le mortier est accompagné d'une ombre de geste qui pose une ombre de pierre dans une ombre de mortier. Et c'est la bâtisse d'ombre qui compte. »

— Jean Giono, Que ma joie demeure !

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vendredi 3 mars 2017

Saint Guénolé

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Le beaucoup savoir apporte l'occasion de plus douter.

<footer>(Michel de Montaigne, Essais, Livre II, 1580)</footer>

archive Lou Reed

The Lou Reed Archive includes:

• Original manuscript, lyrics, poetry and handwritten tai-chi notes
• Photographs of Reed- including artist prints and inscriptions by the photographers
• Tour itineraries, agreements, road manager notes & paperwork
• 600+ hours of live recordings, demos, studio recordings and interviews
• Reed’s own extensive photography work
• Album, book, and tour artwork: mock-ups, proofs and match-prints
• Lou Reed album and concert posters, handbills, programs, and promotional items
• Lou Reed press for albums, tours, performances, books, and photography exhibits
• Fan mail
• Personal collections of books, LPs and 45s

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« The musician's widow, Laurie Anderson, is donating his personal archive of recordings, photos and business records to the New York Public Library. »

<figure class="u-photo"> <figcaption>The Lou Reed Collection comprises around three hundred linear feet of paper records, electronic records, and photographs; some thirty-six hundred audio recordings; and some thirteen hundred video recordings. Photography de Lou Reed / THE LOU REED COLLECTION, THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY</figcaption> </figure>

<figure class="u-photo"><figcaption>Jonathan Blanc / The New York Public Library</figcaption>

• Lou Reed's archive coming to the New York Public Library - (Sarah Larson, New Yorker, 2017-03-02)
• Lou Reed's Demos, Papers And Record Collection Soon To Be Public - (Rick Carr, 2017-03-03)
• Dans les archives de Lou Reed -(Thomas Bécard, Télérama, 2017-03-03)

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