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A Conversation with Legendary Rock Photographer MICK ROCK By Lori Zimmer May 2012 — Mick Rock is the man responsible for preserving the glamour, guts and sexual energy that was part and parcel with rock n roll in the ’70s and ’80s. With his camera, Rock captured Iggy Pop’s cosmic back bends, a thickly kohl-eyed Syd

Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood celebrated the opening of his New York art show with new girlfriend Sally Humphreys. The attractive theater producer joined him at the debut of his New York exhibition “Faces, Time and Places” presented by Symbolic Collection in SoHo, followed by an after-party at Jimmy’s Thursday. Wood — who left early to

Sex, Drugs And Rock Photography Mick Rock is really his name — though he’s Michael to his mother — and he is exactly what you might imagine a rock photographer to be: tall and hip with shaggy hair. Shaded Ray-Bans, jean jacket, scarf. Oh, and an English accent to boot — so he can drop

Mick Rock: The Legend Series WORDS/INTERVIEW – BOBBY MOZUMDER, IMAGES COURTESY MICK ROCK Photographer Mick Rock has a great new series at CATM Chelsea Gallery. The “Man Who Shot the 70’s” reaches into the archive of his own iconic photography and tinkers with them using several modern techniques. The result is a series of raw

Last night at his THE LEGEND SERIES opening at CATM Gallery, Mick Rock told us the story of working with a young singer that you’ve probably come to know by now. “A friend of mine called Bleeker Bob (of the Greenwich Village record store) used to bring stray characters and musicians to my Madison Avenue studio.

by Stephanie Ortiz, Staff Writer; Image: Flier for Mick Rock’s ‘Legend Series’ (Image Source: CATM Chelsea) The legendary Mick Rock has photographed rock and roll icons for decades, fusing music, photography, and the digital era. He has captured the likes of Davie Bowie and Lou Reed to Queen and Lady Gaga, along with their spirit