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Had a lovely chat with Columbia’s W Radio the other day. Have a listen to the interview HERE!

Mick recently appeared on David Stern and Rick Kaempfer’s MINUTIA MEN podcast! Click below to listen to the interview.

9 1/2 Lives – Love To Love Her, Baby. Erika Jayne Channels The Style Of An 80’s Screen Siren. Click HERE view the full article.

Mick returns to Mexico City with a series of photographs he took of Queen and Freddie Mercury in the ‘60s. The exhibition features over 120 images, 14 of them previously unpublished, as well as four mapping installations and four screens. For tickets and additional information, please visit https://www.fotomuseo.mx/queen Check out some of the press highlights from

On October 20 and 21, The Jewelry Studio of Plainview will be hosting The Mick Rock Iconic Gallery Show, an event featuring a retrospective of the artist’s revered work; in addition, Rock himself will be in attendance both days, holding exclusive lectures and selling reproductions of some of his most well-known photographs. The Mick Rock

On the first episode of Sounds & Vision, Andrew catches up with his old friend, Mick Rock. Last time Andrew saw Mick was at the premiere of his autobiographical documentary, “SHOT! The Psycho-Spiritual Mantra of Rock.” Mick is often referred to as ‘The Man Who Shot the Seventies’, for his iconic images of Syd Barrett (Official), David Bowie, Lou Reed, Iggy Pop, Queen, The Sex Pistols, Ramones, Blondie, The

With a name seemingly given to him by the gods of music themselves, Mick Rock is no stranger to the saints and sinners of music history. The British-born, New York-based photographer and director, whose career spans just shy of half a century, has collaborated with a who’s who of rock and roll mythology. His legendary album covers, including

Iconic rock photographer Mick Rock and multi-disciplinary artist Norman Reedus team up for a limited edition signed print available exclusively on Big Bald Gallery. Curated from Mick Rock’s iconic photo session of Norman Reedus in Brooklyn, this unique photograph is an homage to one of Norman’s all-time favorite films, Midnight Cowboy. Friends for many years,