I Love You More

Todd Gray Photoshoot, 22 juil. 1981, Atlanta

There was quite some Michael heart hangulatjel in the Superbowl Halftime Show Performances 2016 - great tribute by Beyoncé to wear this costume - and as it was the 50th anniversary of Superbowl, they remembered past events and also showed a snippet of Michael's Superbowl Performance among others.

Never before seen photo of almost naked Michael Jackson (!!!) At the exhibition "Colorworks" in the Museum of Photography in Berlin, on December 3, 2015 To me, it looks more like an artwork/painting.... maybe because of the glass, the lighting, the angle.... But, it's clearly written everywhere that it's a photo taken by the photographer Greg Gorman in 1987, in Los Angeles. Gorman: "It was an interesting story with Michael. I’d worked with him over the years and he really liked my pictures and I loved working with him, he was a real artist. He took photography very seriously and prior to our shoots and we’d talk for hours on the phone about what we were gonna do, how we’d go about it. He’d have ideas and we’d spring them together. He loved my female and male nudes and he wanted to shoot something provocative but obviously not a nude so that’s how it came about. It’s never been seen before. He was very easy to work with, never in a rush and always very direct." Translated from the German article: "Above the entrance hangs similar to an altarpiece, to see for the first time in Germany, a photograph of Michael Jackson (1987) in Tänzerpose, in white tight outfit sitting on the floor - gracefully like a ballerina. For a whole day he was working at that time with the singer says Gorman that he worked with Michael for a whole day. "A hard worker." You can see that also on the photo ...."

In a world filled with hate, we must still dare to hope. In a world filled with anger, we must still dare to comfort. In a world filled with despair, we must still dare to dream. And in a world filled with distrust, we must still dare to believe.” Michael Jackson

Ms. Goode states, “Creativity and the arts have been a presence on my life as long as I can remember. I can’t imagine who I would be now without the encouragement of my parents, the mentorship of local artists and the exposure to making and appreciating art as I was growing up in Los Angeles. The important work of an organization like City Hearts: Kids Say Yes to the Arts that helps provide the art resources to children is invaluable. It is a great pleasure that I can donate this Michael Jackson print to help support the work of young artists.”