Jim Marshall is an American-born photojournalist regarded as the pioneer of rock-and-roll photography. A principal photographer at Woodstock and the only photographer allowed backstage at The Beatles' final concert, he immortalized such artists as the Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix and Jefferson Airplane before they became household names. His unlimited access to musicians allowed him to capture some of the most iconic images in music history.
Lights (psychedelic). Cameras (Leicas). Action (an exhibit of photos of the Haight era by Jim Marshall). All wrapped up in a not-to-be-missed ’60s-style launch event on February 6 at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism.
Daily Beast: "The Haight" named to Top 22 Art & Photography books of 2014.
Books by artists and about artists, books that are works of art—it was a great year for the coffee table book, from Goya to Dalí, from tattoos to World War I in color.
Leica Store Miami Presents An Exhibit of Unseen Photos From Legendary Photographer Jim Marshall's New Book "THE HAIGHT: Love, Rock, and Revolution."
The photography of Jim Marshall book tour continues in Miami, FL. A gallery show, book-signing and talk by Jim Marshall Photography LLC's Amelia Davis is scheduled for Wednesday, December 3, 2014, 7:00pm–9:30pm - Leica Store Miami.
Hendrix and Dead Free Concerts, LSD, The Hippies, and the Rise of Modern Counterculture are Chronicled in THE HAIGHT.
"THE HAIGHT: Love, Rock, and Revolution" (Insight Editions) is a stunning collection of never-before-seen photographs of San Francisco in the 1960s that captures the essence of the era through photographer Jim Marshall's lens.
