Photographer Appearance at the Saxton

Collector's Services

Private Viewings and Advising
Aquisition Services
Art Brokerage
Delivery and Installation
Shipping (Domestic & International)
Book Signings/Appearances
     Steve McCurry (Feb. 2010)
     Clyde Butcher (May 2010)
     Art Wolfe (July 2010)
     John Cohen (Oct. 2010)

Community Services

Special Event Rentals
Portrait Studio
Free Documentary Movies
The Saxton Research Library
Group and School Tours
Exhibition Leasing

Photographer's Services

Studio Rentals
Workshops
Portfolio Reviews
Masterproofing
Clubs, classes, and forums
Exhibition Production

Printing Services

Custom Giclée Printing
Archival Framing
Photo Restoration
Banner Printing
Business Printing

Equally successful as a musician and film maker as he is a photographer, John Cohen is a true Renaissance man. Cohen first picked up a camera in 1954. At that time photography had not taken its place among the arts and was seen strictly as a utility for conveying information. Cohen abandoned this idea, and any notion of capitalizing on his images, and began to shoot what was close to him: music. Cohen produced deeply personal and intimate portraits of his contemporaries, iconic Bluegrass, Appalachian, and Beatnick artists like Bob Dylan, Woody Guthrie, Roscoe Holcomb, and Jack Kerouac among many others. Later, Cohen's curiosity for music, culture, and photography would take him abroad to Peru... eight times. Click here to read excerpt from 'There is No Eye'.