The Michael Jackson Respect Portrait by Karin Merx
Abstract: The Michael Jackson Respect Portrait is a portrait of Michael Jackson illustrated by the artist, Karin Merx. Author, Elizabeth Amisu, who is the private owner of The Michael Jackson Respect Portrait was particularly concerned that high status black individuals be given a prerequisite amount of coverage in the museums and establishments of Western culture. It was apparent that […]
Studying Michael Jackson’s Visual Art: 4 Reasons to ‘read’ ‘Kunstwerke von Michael Jackson’
Abstract: This online video series is designed to show learners how they can understand Michael Jackson as an artist through his visual art. Lecture by Karin Merx BMus, MA, editor of The Journal of Michael Jackson Academic Studies, and author of A festive parade of highlights. La Grande Parade as evaluation of the museum policy of Edy De Wilde […]
MJ Studies Today IX
Abstract: September 2016 introduces new columnist, Kerry Hennigan, who takes a look at ‘the impact of Michael Jackson on popular culture’ and ‘the many ways fans have of expressing their appreciation of, and love for him.’ Column by Kerry Hennigan, editor of the monthly newsletter, A Candle for Michael, and administrator of the widely-subscribed Facebook group, Michael Jackson’s Short Film ‘Ghosts. […]
Episode 15 – MJAS Exclusive: Live from Kingvention 2016
Abstract: This exclusive episode, the first of Season 3, was recorded at Kingvention on September 10, 2016. Kingvention is Europe’s biggest Michael Jackson Convention, which took place at Victoria, Central London, at the Victoria Suites of the Park Plaza Hotel. Karin and Elizabeth were exhibitors at Kingvention and recorded this live show with appearances from guests, Mike Smallcombe, […]
Episode 13 – MJAS Exclusive: Michael Jackson 58th Birthday: MJ & Afrocentricity
Abstract: This thirteenth episode is a celebration of Michael Jackson’s 58th birthday. Karin and Elizabeth’s conversation explores Michael Jackson and Afrocentricity, the predominantly American study of the history of black Africa. They discuss the many ways in which Michael Jackson was aware of, knowledgeable about, and proud of his African-American heritage, and how throughout his career, he gave a strong message […]
An Interview with Professor Marie Plasse
Abstract: This interview is part of our ongoing coverage of unique and dynamic academics covering Michael Jackson in educational establishments and institutions worldwide. In it, academic, Professor Marie Plasse of Merrimack College discusses teaching and delivering papers in Michael Jackson Studies professionally. REFERENCE AS: Plasse, Marie. “An Interview with Professor Marie Plasse.” Interview, The Journal of Michael Jackson […]