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04-02-04
news EXCLUSIVE WITH PHOTOS
Bono
Puts Janet's Boob behind Him...
Licking his wounds after being refused a gig at the
Superbowl show and watching Janet Jackson
make a tit of herself Bono launched Francesco
Clemente's exhibition yesterday.
Bono
launches Exhibition
Just
how much of a messed up place is the USA? The powers
that be who refused to let Bono play a song during
their famous half-time Superbowl show because he wanted
to highlight AIDS and debt in the third world allowed
Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake flash her
breast to America because she has a new album out
in a couple of weeks...
Francesco
Clemente
Commercialism
over conscience, shame.
Bono
& Francesco Clemente
We're
sure Michael Moore could get another few Oscars
making a documentary about that one!
Bono
& Paul McGuinness
But
while the world is more interested in Janet's boobs
rather than millions dying in Africa Bono was out
doing good as usual.
Bono
& Mannix Flynn
The
U2 frontman was in the Irish Museum of Modern Art
to launch Internationally Acclaimed Italian Artist
Francesco Clemente's New Works exhibition and
presented him with a book of his own artwork he created
for the Peter and the Wolf book.
Clemente,
Louis le Brocquy & Ann Madden
The
exhibition, many of which are being publicly shown
for the first time, consists of 20 paintings, 10 pastels,
and 30 watercolours.
Gavin
Friday kisses Guggi
Artist's
Guggi, Louis le Brocquy, Ann Madden, and Mannix
Flynn attended the event as did Bono's mate Gavin
Friday.
Spanish
Royal Duque de Lugo
Duque
de Lugo, the son in law to the King of Spain,
was also at the show with his friend Louise
but was less then friendly to ShowBiz Ireland's
photographers... Riff-Raff!
Clemente's
exhibition runs at the Museum of Modern Art
in the Royal Hospital Kilmainham until 25th
of April.
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