Pink Floyd Exhibition Los Angeles 2021

Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason officially kicked off the run of Pink Floyd: Their Mortal Remains at the Vogue Multicultural Museum, 6675 Hollywood, Blvd, Los Angeles, CA on September 3, 2021. The exhibition runs daily through January 9, 2022. It was originally scheduled to open in early August but was pushed back by a month as shipping containers filled with pieces for the exhibition were delayed due to COVID-19. Pink Floyd: Their Mortal Remains has already been seen by hundreds of thousands of fans in Europe, including at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum.
Los Angeles-based promoter Diego Gonzalez was one of those patrons and said he knew he had to bring the experience to Southern California. Gonzalez said he was impressed with the quality of this traveling multi-sensory exhibition because it gave both diehard fans and new generations the opportunity to experience the band’s live show within a museum.
“There’s a generation of people that were never able to see Pink Floyd [live],” Gonzalez said during a Zoom video chat last month. “It’s just impressive. I think people will love it. I see people saying they’re coming to see it in Los Angeles that also saw it in London and it’s exciting to see the reaction people are having to it. My favorite thing to do is stand near the exit and see the smile on people’s faces. You have fans that can listen to ‘Wish You Were Here’ on repeat and don’t get tired of it and people who see the guitar that David Gilmour wrote that song on and they have a strong connection to that instrument and there have been tears.”
Mason said he can’t choose just one item he likes the best, referring to the collection as more like a scrapbook of the band’s five-decade career. He compared watching excited fans react to items in the exhibit to receiving a roar of applause at a live concert.
“There’s going to be something different for everyone,” he said. “Some people are going to be more interested in the guitars and other people are going to be more interested in maybe the artwork and are Syd Barrett fans. You can be drawn to one thing, but then come see this collection of things altogether.”
#PinkFloyd Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 2 provides the audio track for this video.

[@CaptainNemo1701]

I went to its opening in London 2017 and if anyone is contemplating going, give yourself a good three hours. Lots to see and for souvenirs, I'd suggest getting the book Their Mortal Coil along with an exhibition poster as they don't resell them on the venue websites, so grab one while you can. A worthwhile one-off splurge to look at the history of the biggest and most influential bands of all time.

[@hangerbird]

Earlier this month, I attended this show. I'm glad that they didn't rush you thru it. I was able to take my time to read what they had. Amazing the stuff they had.

[@freewing3826]

I can't go to the exhibit in person, so thanks for making it available to me.

[@CalVid]

Any time!

[@CH-732]

Wowwww

[@sherrilclement6246]

Smokin Looking Superb (as always)

[@libbyjames4513]

Just splendid

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Oh My God! Your video is really Enormous Graceful Frame

[@CalVid]

Big thanks

[@courtneywalsh446]

Unbelievable Work

[@averyassur3250]

Cool PF stuff at the exhibit.

[@siennaharding7025]

"Whoa"

[@kyndalldecker9115]

simple and beautiful !!

[@CalVid]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@mimi4moe]

That’s awesome. Very cool!

[@CalVid]

It sure is!

[@melanieorduna5672]

You are amazing. So inspiring

[@CalVid]

Wow, thank you!

[@verabenton923]

Keep such video videoing

[@joedavis4150]

... Exactly.... education is mostly harmful regimentation, and conditioning for mindless obedience.... the actual learning is a side issue.

[@rocket.blaster]

What's the real reason of this exhibition?..... money!
what else. Don't have they enough. 🤨🤨😠😠🤑🤑