Johnny Belknap is the JC's Art Editor
Johnny Belknap plays tribute to the 'original punk' , the Jewish boy from Minnesota who 'covered his tracks with a scrim of tall tales.'
Death, destruction and, eventually, happiness
American photographer Max Hirshfeld, tells the tale of his Shoah survivor parents in a unique way
They weren’t rock legends but, 50 years ago, they made rock history
An engaging story about a Jewish kid from Finsbury Park who made good, says Johnny Belknap
Johnny Belknap admires Britain's best graphic designer
A new book reveals the extraordinary photos taken by the man known as New York’s magician news photographer
As the legendary New York publication ends its print edition, the JC's creative director looks back at his years there
So much rougher than velvet
Sleeping in a tent was a no-go. John Belknap found another way to appease the kids and still enjoy the great outdoors
We take a course which promises to teach the skills necessary to make a perfect curry.
Two more contributions to the volumes greeting Bob Dylan's 70th highlight the great man's genius for constant change
The 1970s regeneration of rock started in CBGB, a tiny New York club owned by the son of Russian immigrants
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