- Ground Control to Major Starman
David Bowie’s multiple personae comprise a dazzling photography exhibition at Morrison Hotel Gallery.
- Rolling Stone Turns 50
The music mag celebrates with a book of imagery by Seliger, Leibovitz, Ritts, Meisel, Watson et al.
- Ramones as Photo Icons
How four ragtag outcasts from Queens came to define the look and sound of a rock revolution.
- Everyman Superstar
A Bruce Springsteen photo show is “all about the streets and the stage and behind the scenes.”
- Guitar Art
Lisa S. Johnson’s images of famed guitarists’ favorite axes tell the stories behind the strings.
- R&R Behind the Lens
Rock & roll history through the eyes of Pattie Boyd, Henry Diltz, Graham Nash, and Joel Bernstein.
- Miles Opens Up
A portfolio features Glen Craig’s images of the mercurial musician with his guard down.
- Close Encounters with David Bowie
Steve Schapiro’s intimate portraits of the protean superstar, many unseen.
Rare Zeppelin
Neal Preston’s time-travels with one of rock’s biggest, raunchiest (and most private) bands.
Rock & Roll Odyssey
A talk with the late Ken Regan, who documented rock’s most charismatic stars over four decades.
Best Photo Album Covers
An opinionated and unscientific survey of the coolest, sexiest, and most iconic album covers.
Flash Metal
In the wilds of Botswana, Frank Marshall discovers a subculture blending metal music and cowboy chic.
- Halcyon John & Yoko
Shortly before John Lennon’s death, he and Yoko Ono shared their private world with Allan Tannenbaum.
Eyes of a Muse
Pattie Boyd talks about her life as a 1960s icon, rock & roll marriages, and view from both sides of the camera.
Dylan’s Crucial Year
Daniel Kramer captured Bob Dylan during the pivotal year of the singer’s life. The world would never be the same.
Photographers Who Rock
Talks with rockers Graham Nash, Lou Reed, Parry Farrell and Mick Fleetwood about their passion for making pictures.