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Johnny Cash Exhibition at San Francisco Art Exchange

Never-before-Seen Photographs By Famous Music Photographer Jim MarshallSAN FRANCISCO - A special photo exhibition celebrating the life of music legend Johnny Cash will open at the San Francisco Art Exchange  on March 1, 2011. The intimate images in the exhibition, nearly all of which have never been printed before, were taken by the famous photographer Jim Marshall and are featured in his last book, Pocket Cash (Chronicle Books, Fall 2010). Marshall began his career in 1959 and produced some of the most iconic photos in music history. Just prior to his death last year,

JIMI HENDRIX PRODUCER EDDIE KRAMER TO ATTEND OPENING NIGHT OF PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION SEPTEMBER 25 IN SF

Plus preview of unreleased “West Coast Seattle Boy – The Jimi Hendrix Anthology”WHO Eddie Kramer is the audio engineer and producer who worked closely with Jimi Hendrix on every album the guitarist issued during his lifetime, including such signature works as “Are You Experienced,” “Axis: Bold As Love” and “Electric Ladyland.” Kramer recorded Hendrix’s legendary Woodstock performance in 1969 and played an instrumental role in the development of Electric Lady Studios, a state of the art recording facility the guitarist commissioned. After Hendrix’s passing on September 18, 1970, Kramer

Gered Mankowitz book signing at San Francisco Art Exchange “The Experience: Jimi Hendrix at Masons Yard”

SAN FRANCISCO – Gered Mankowitz , one of the greatest rock photographers of the last 50 years, is about to release his newest book “The Experience: Jimi Hendrix at Masons Yard. ”  Mankowitz will be at the San Francisco Art Exchange  on Friday, October 1 for a book signing from 5:00 to 7:00pm. The book is being released on September 18 to honor the day Hendrix passed away 40 years ago. The Experience includes photographs of

JIMI HENDRIX PHOTOGRAPHY TRIBUTE AT SAN FRANCISCO ART EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBER 2010

A visual tribute marking the 40th anniversary of the death of a revered giant in rock historySAN FRANCISCO - Forty years after Jimi Hendrix  died on September 18, 1970, the musical genius is still touching lives across the globe.  Celebrate Hendrix’s success by viewing Can You See Me? – A Life through the Lens at the San Francisco Art Exchange  from September 25 through October 26.  Curated by and produced in association with Raj Prem, Can You See Me? features some

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