Fine Print: Venice Beach Rock Festival, California, 1968 Burt Glinn

Fine Print: Venice Beach Rock Festival, California, 1968 Burt GlinnIn the late 1960s, Dennis Stock captured the attempts of California hippies to reshape society according to the ideals of love and peace. He described the voyage as nothing less than extraordinary: "A recent trip blew my mind across this state of being, as I collected images along the way to remember the transient quality of the Big Trip."

The Maude Callen Clinic opened its doors in May 1953

Glinn would become one of Magnum’s great commercial photographers

and repatriated—and how and why it endures

A 20-page chapter is devoted to each photographer’s work

intending to stay for three months and stayed for two years

Herbert List described his images as “composed visions where [my] arrangements try to capture the magical essence inhabiting and animating the world of appearances”

Gilden’s camera points toward the darker sides of Japanese life—the gangsters

as she returned in both 1979 and 1983

The visual narrative emphasizes absence in order to protect the women’s identities

where he worked as a photographer and writer for the next eight years

De Middel created a phantasmagorical universe symbolizing the Sun and the emotional impact of sunlight

was an assortment of homeless men and women