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An immersive film experience initiates visitors through an innovative cascade of archival music and film, directed by renowned Dylan chronicler Jennifer Lebeau.
Photo by Lester Cohen/Getty Images. Courtesy of Bob Dylan Center.
An ever-evolving curated display of elements that illuminate the depth and breadth of the Bob Dylan Archive® collection.
Photo by Lester Cohen/Getty Images. Courtesy of Bob Dylan Center.
The 16 foot entry gate was designed and built by Dylan at his Black Buffalo Artworks studio.
Photo by Lester Cohen/Getty Images. Courtesy of Bob Dylan Center.
Visitors to the center are encouraged to explore their own creativity through the life and career of Bob Dylan.
Photo by Lester Cohen/Getty Images. Courtesy of Bob Dylan Center.
Exterior view of the Bob Dylan Center featuring a mural by Erik Burke inspired by a Jerry Schatzberg photograph, “Bob Dylan, Edenic Innocence”
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On loan from EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, in Dublin, Ireland, the exhibition illuminates the evolution of The Pogues, the rise of punk rock and the role of the Irish
EXHIBITION OF RARE IMAGES FROM BOB DYLAN’S EARLY YEARS IN NEW YORK OPENS APRIL 26 TULSA, Okla.: The Bob Dylan Center® (BDC) will host Becoming Bob Dylan: Photographs by Ted
Designed by Olson Kundig, the world-class center houses and exhibits more than 100,000 exclusive cultural treasures created and owned by Bob Dylan over seven decades. These include handwritten lyric manuscripts to some of the world’s most treasured songs, previously unreleased recordings, never-before-seen film performances, rare and unseen photographs, visual art and other priceless items spanning Dylan’s unparalleled career as one of the world’s most important cultural figures.
“It’s that well-known quality of his personality, Dylan’s mysticism and sheer elusiveness, that gives the Archive extra weight, and provides rich insight into not only his creative process but the world that’s spun, tornado-like, around him.”
– Billboard Magazine
The center will be closing at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 12.
