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Iconic Spotlight : Janis Joplin, by Baron Wolman
“In my eyes she was still a young girl, albeit in her early twenties, her looks too often maligned and denigrated by her peers, her obvious talent and immense soul notwithstanding…”
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La Térmica, Malaga, Spain
10th November 2017 - 18th March 2018
The exhibition “The Beatles Vs. The Rolling Stones, “curated by Cristina Carrillo de Albornoz, curated by Terry O’Neill and Gered Mankowitz. Both British photographers are considered to be great contemporary photographers whose success was forged in the 60s in London, witnessing how this city became the world capital of culture and youth fashion. The exhibition gathers mainly images of the beginnings of the two mythical groups, although it also gathers some snapshots of the later works of O’Neill and Mankowitz.
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Iconic Images in partnership with The Archives and ACC Editions, proudly announce the publication of THE ESSENTIAL MARILYN MONROE: 50 Sessions by Milton H. Greene
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As a photographer, one of the best gigs you could get was shooting an album cover. And over his career as a photographer and art director, Ed Caraeff’s work has been featured on several notable records, including Iggy & the Stooges ‘Fun House’, Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band’s ‘Trout Mask’, ‘Closing Time’ by Tom Waits and Carly Simon’s ‘No Secrets.’
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From the smoky backstage dressing rooms of New York and Chicago’s pioneering jazz clubs to the acclaimed Jazz festivals that flourished to enthrall legions of fans, Ted Williams’ camera captured the intimacy and the wizardry of Jazz’s greats as they perfected their art over more than three decades from the 1940s-1970s.
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