Bruce Springsteens’ The River Album honored with Multi-Photographer Exhibit at The Morrison Hotel Gallery

March 15, 2016 christy oldham Entertainment & Lifestyle, Travel & Culture 0

Springsteen3 — The Event Poster, featured an original Patrick Harbron Print. Photo by: Demi Goddess Chronicle

Guests enjoying The Opening Reception of The River Collection. Photo by: Demi Goddess Chronicle

March 12, 2016, West Hollywood- It’s been 35 years since Bruce Springsteen released The River, his fifth studio album which has now reached legendary status as one of the best selling records of all time. To honor this landmark achievement, The Morrison Hotel Gallery has opened its doors to the public for an extraordinary exhibit of photographs called The River Collection which showcases the images taken by multiple exceptional photographers who had the pleasure of shooting Bruce Springsteen over the years. If you are a Springsteen fan, it is a must see!

Springsteen fan & Actress Angie Harmon with Patrick Harbron. Photo by: Demi Goddess Chronicle — Springsteen fan & Actress Angie Harmon with Patrick Harbron. Photo by: Clinton H. Wallace for Demi Goddess Chronicle/@demigoddesschro

Jim Marchese holding his signed limited edition Springsteen Print. Photo by: Demi Goddess Chronicle — Jim Marchese holding his signed limited edition Springsteen Print. Photo by: Christy Oldham for Demi Goddess Chronicle

These images span the period of 1974 to 1984 specifically and are also featured in The River anniversary box set, as well as some never before seen images from lumineer photographers David Gahr and Jim Marchese.

Located inside the Sunset Marquis Hotel in West Hollywood, The Morrison Hotel Gallery is now exhibiting The River Collection photographs from March 11-March 20th. The select few who were privy to documenting this landmark album, includes notable photographers such as Frank Stefanko, Joel Bernstein, Lynn Goldsmith, Neal Preston and Patrick Harbron.

Jim Marchese, Patrick Harbron, Henry Diltz, Joel Bernstein and Frank Stefanko. Photo by: Demi Goddess Chronicle — Jim Marchese, Patrick Harbron, Henry Diltz, Joel Bernstein and Frank Stefanko. Photo by: Christy Oldham for Demi Goddess Chronicle

“This exhibition is a tribute to a timeless body of work from the extraordinary musical talent of Bruce Springsteen so beautifully captured by David Gahr, Frank Stefanko, Jim Marchese, Joel Bernstein, Lynn Goldsmith Neal Preston, and Patrick Harbron. The staff of the Morrison Hotel Galleries in New York and Los Angeles are proud to represent these talented artists,” says gallery co-founder and owner, Peter Blachley of the exhibit.

About Morrison Hotel® Gallery

Morrison Hotel® Gallery (MHG) was founded in 2001 by former record company executive Peter Blachley, music retail industry professional Richard Horowitz, and legendary music photographer Henry Diltz. In 2012, author, director and photographer Timothy White joined the team, launching an additional West Coast gallery at The Sunset Marquis Hotel in West Hollywood.

MHG is the world’s leading brand in fine art music photography representing over 100 of the world’s finest music photographers and their archives. Their vast catalog of photography encompasses jazz, blues, and rock imagery spanning several generations through to today’s contemporary music artists and now includes iconic photographs in the world of sports as well. MHG has a robust online presence, featuring over 100,000 images searchable by photographer, music artist, band or concert.

Patrick Harbron and Clinton H. Wallace. Photo by: Demi Goddess Chronicle — Patrick Harbron and Clinton H. Wallace. Photo by: Christy Oldham for Demi Goddess Chronicle

For more info on the MHG, click HERE

Morrison Hotel Gallery

116 Prince Street || New York, NY 10012

212.941.8770

Morrison Hotel Gallery

Sunset Marquis

1200 Alta Loma Road || West Hollywood, CA 90069

310.881.6025

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Christy was educated in Paris at École des hautes études commerciales de Paris (HEC Paris), an international business school in France and studied film and television at LACC (Los Angeles Community College). She is a business owner, published author and a critically acclaimed independent filmmaker. Her 20 year body of cinema work to date includes 2 feature films, 15 short films and one web series. She is a writer, producer, director, cinematographer, actress and editor. Her headlining film credit includes the vigilante feature film "Barracuda" (Released in 2014 by Maverick Entertainment Group) which earned her critical filmmaker acclaim including 3 Best Picture awards at multiple U.S. film festivals. In 2017, she directed 3 episodes of the post-apocalyptic web series "Vape Warz", which she also wrote and produced. It premiered at the 2017 Mediterranean Film festival Cannes in the south of France and received an Honorable Mention for Best Web Series and is now streaming on Amazon. In 2019, she released her first foreign short film "Perdu à France" ("Lost In Provence")- also streaming on Amazon. She lives in Los Angeles.