The Lost Weekend: Exhibit brings candid John Lennon photos to Tucson

In 1973, John Lennon began what would be a more than 18-month relationship with his former assistant, May Pang, during what would later be referred to as his “Lost Weekend,” a time that is thought to be one of the most chaotic and creative periods of his life. May Pang is exhibiting personal photography documenting her relationship with Lennon and showing fans a whole new side of the iconic rock star from this time period at an event titled The Lost Weekend: The Photography of May Pang at Arizona Picture & Frame on Nov. 12 through Nov. 14. Attending the three-day event will be Pang herself as well as Chris O’Dell, who was a former Apple Records associate during the time of The Beatles’ rise to fame and who lived so much of rock’s history firsthand. Today she has a podcast where she talks about her experiences working in the music industry. Together at the event, they will tell stories and reminisce about the Lost Weekend era surrounded by a selection of Pang’s photos from that period.

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