While Alive, Michael Jackson Collaborated With Renown Celebrity Artist Kent Twitchell To Have His Me

While Alive, Michael Jackson Collaborated With Renown Celebrity Artist Kent Twitchell To Have His Memorial Painted... a 100 ft Mural!

See behind the scenes taping of how it came to be... and what happened to it!

Michael Jackson fans all over the world will soon have a new destination–pilgrimage to make somewhere in the world once the 12 story painted mural monument is adhered to the side of a building... somewhere! The Most Famous Man In The World envisioned the mural as a tribute to his legacy and a gift to his fans for generations to come. What makes this incredible work of art amazing is that Michael Jackson himself collaborated with artist Kent Twitchell on this monumental mural masterpiece... BUT, its been in storage for more than 20 Years!!!

The "King of Pop" died June 25, 2009 at his home in Los Angeles after receiving fatal doses of the drugs from his doctor. 2019 is the 10 year anniversary of his passing and world interest in highlighting his genius is alive and well. Jackson, one of 10 siblings in the famous Jackson family from Gary, Indiana, the Most Famous Man in the World, was a mega-global superstar; he was a best-selling music artist the year he died influencing international music and dance, and also the fashion world. Last year, Jackson was the #1 dead celebrity money maker in the work with an income of $85 million. His fan base in 2018 is greater than when he was alive.

The lost Michael Jackson Monument mural, a tribute to an American Cultural Hero, was never adhered to a building after Kent Twitchell, the artist who collaborated with the world famous entertainer, finished the 100 ft tall one-of-a-kind painting.

And what’s this about the Broken Heart Stone?!?! This video is the behind the scenes sneak peak of a documentary being made by director and producer Andrew St. Wilson on these two amazing, yet unknown, portrayals of his genius.

https://youtu.be/MAJIcUCWaDk Effervescent movie director and producer Andrew St. Wilson, left, (Michael Jackson's personal Kung Foo Trainer) author and doc film-maker works through taping, in this video, an interview with world renown monumental mural artist Kent Twitchell (right). Taped on location at Fine Art Conservation Laboratories. The documentary feature film will include the stories and drama behind the 12 story Michael Jackson Monument and Michael Jackson’s Broken Heart Stone.

Andrew St. Wilson is the author of the Broken Heart Stone of Michael Jackson: https://www.amazon.com/Broken-Heart-Stone-Michael-Jackson-ebook/dp/B00ID5KN4W Scott M. Haskins, renown mural art conservator restorer, as a valuable part of the consulting and installation team for the mural, was also interviewed and will be featured in the film.

The mural is available for installation anywhere in the world. Call Scott M. Haskins 805 564 3438

The eyes of Michael Jackson painted from a live sitting by artist Kent Twitchell

as they collaborated on the mural for a tribute of his legacy.

Andrew St. Wilson interviewing Scott M. Haskins, Art Conservator and consultant for this project.

More about Scott M. Haskins, Mural Conservator and Consultant on this project: http://www.fineartconservationlab.com/media-room/ Conservation questions? Call Scott M. Haskins, Virginia Panizzon, Oriana Montemurro 805 564 3438 faclartdoc@gmail.com See a short video tour of the lab: http://www.FineArtConservationLab.com See who our clients are and about our background.

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