With photography by Mick Rock, RETOX is a 360 degree lifestyle book that addresses some of modern life’s biggest challenges by combining yoga, nutrition, and mindset practices into one realistic, doable solution. It pulls from Lauren’s tried and tested I.AM.YOU. methodologies and is applicable to the lives people actually lead. No hour long meditation sessions […]
You can bid on Mick Rock’s “David Bowie Sax Ripart” in Paddle 8’s Members Only auction! The piece, co-signed by Mick and David Bowie, is open for bidding until December 1st. Visit for more info on Lot Number 32.
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Taschen’s new title on David Bowie isn’t so much a book as it is a paean.Mick Rock. The Rise of David Bowie, 1972–1973 clocks in at 300-plus pages and at over 15 pounds, and comes encased in a turquoise clamshell that matches Bowie’s eye shadow in its holographic cover. The first edition, which rolls out this
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In this definitive collection of images Mick Rock tells the story in his own words of his early career and the larger-than-life characters with whom he mixed. As well as being a retrospective of his work, it is a cultural journey through a time when rock ruled.
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The New York Post in an article entitled : Channel your inner-Rolling Stone with rock star-inspired swag featured Mick. Read it here
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If you’re passing through the sunny climes of Los Angeles in the next few weeks, be sure to pay a visit to TASCHEN’s vibrant gallery on Beverley Boulevard. This week they’re joined by legendary photographer Mick Rock to celebrate his new book The Rise of David Bowie—a hologram-covered, sapphire-coloured hardback filled with some of the
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At times it’s easy to forget that David Bowie is not, in fact, a lean, extraterrestrial rock god sent down to bless us mortals with the gift of glam. Not so, one assumes, for Mick Rock, who bore more intimate witness to Bowie the Man than perhaps any other living lensman. From 1972 to 1973,
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I am donating an original photograph of Joan Jett to the #YESALLWOMEN art project and fundraiser in order to help raise money for the East Los Angeles Women’s Center, an organization that aides survivors of sexual assault and domestic abuse. Last year, their programs supported 8,300 Los Angeles women, girls and families impacted by violence and abuse.
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Legendary photographer Mick Rock has shot just about everyone who’s anyone in his 40+ year career. Iconic pictures of stars like Bowie, Lou Reed, Queen, Iggy Pop, and Blondie have earned him the title, “The Man Who Shot the Seventies”. Times and technology have changed, but Mick is still at it, and now he has
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Mick Rock (aka, “The Man Who Shot the Seventies”). Today, Mick is as in-demand as ever; photographing legends-in-the-making like Snoop Dog, Daft Punk, The Killers, Cee Lo Green, and the Black Keys, among many others, but this summer, he’ll come out from behind the camera to host his own show: On the Record with Mick
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