Allan Tannenbaum (b. New Jersey, USA, 1945) has been making photographs since the 1960s. He received a B.A. in Art

Armando Gallo debuted as photo journalist in 1967 interviewing the Beatles for the Italian magazine “Big”. Inspired by this experience, he

Kane (1925-1995) was among the twentieth century’s true masters of photographic image-making. Kane was a bold visionary, an aesthete with a particularly

Barry Feinstein was a photographer, cameraman and art director who created many of the entertainment industry’s most compelling and memorable

Bob Gruen is one of the most respected rock and roll photographers of all time. His iconic images—including John Lennon

Carlo Massarini has passionately lived through over four decades of music developing considerable expertise in various mediums, including photography. In

At the end of the Sixties Cesare Monti has been working first as an assistant to Romano Cagnoni, one of

Just out of high school, Cristina Arrigoni spent a few years in Milano, Italy, working as a theatre actress. She

David Burnett is one of the most important photojoumalists of our time. He has travelled in 80 countriesw over more

One of photographer Deborah Feingold‘searliest darkrooms was actually a prison cell. After graduating from Emerson College in the early 1970’s, she

Living in New Jersey, Frank Stefanko has been making photographs for over fifty years. Self taught as a boy, inspired

Gered Mankowitz displayed a natural ‘eye’ for photography whilst on a school trip to Holland, and his photographs were seen