Modern Rocks Gallery is thrilled to announce the arrival of a stunning new collection from acclaimed photographer Glen Craig. Known for his intimate and iconic portraits of music legends, Craig’s work captures the soul of an era through the lens of authenticity and artistry. This latest collection showcases a series of hand-printed platinum prints—renowned for their rich tonal depth and archival quality—alongside exquisite silver gelatin prints and archival pigment prints that highlight Craig’s mastery behind the lens..

From candid backstage moments to timeless portraits of icons like Miles Davis, BB King, The Rolling Stones and Tina Turner, each piece in the collection tells a story steeped in music history and visual poetry. These prints are not only collector’s items but also rare examples of fine art photography at its most refined. Whether you're a lifelong music lover, a photography aficionado, or simply drawn to the power of a moment frozen in time, this is a collection not to be missed.

Modern Rocks Gallery is a labor of love. Each piece in our collection is carefully curated with our heart and vision. Simply put, we love what we do! We love connecting with photographers across the world to represent the best of their work, capturing and sharing their stories and passion for photography. And we love sharing this with our clients. Building community and personal connection is what we are here for.

This stunning shot is from a recent project we worked on with interior designer Fern Santini that just goes to show the importance of collaboration and human connection. Featuring pieces from Modern Rocks Gallery photographers, Lynn Goldsmith, Alec Byrne, Allan Tannenbaum and Barry Schultz in this sumptuous backdrop shows Fern Santini’s unique vision to create something very special and visually stunning.

Image by Douglas Friedman

Modern Rocks Gallery is proud to announce a stunning collection of prints from fine art photographer, Blaise Hayward, “Tickets Please”, featuring photographs of original concert tickets stubs.

An avid music fan and admirer of typography and graphic design, Hayward began making Tickets Please in March 2023 after walking by a concert hall and noticing people simply displaying a QR code on their phones to enter the show.

For Hayward, the tickets represent a vanishing analog art form and a nostalgia for an iconic era of rock-n-roll.“I look at these tickets as mini works of art: the font selection, the layout, the color, the copy. All done with careful consideration to detail”. Each stub is a fragment of history—their haphazard tears and distinctive creases emblematic of what is widely considered the golden age of music.

These works are digital pigment prints, printed on Canson rag photographique paper and are accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity. The project is ongoing.