Rock music history, for the cult group The Grateful Dead.

The Dead book: A social history of the Grateful Dead

History

Hank Harrison

Historical Study & Educational Resources

Links

The story of Pacific High School, a free-form, live-in learning community, is told here by Michael Kaye, acting director of the school, and in the words and photographs of the amazing kids who live there. It's a story that brings the reader into inescapable confrontation with a new and conceptually revolutionary definition of the word "school".

The teacher was the sea;: The story of Pacific High School,

Education & Teaching

Kaye, Michael S

Schools & Teaching

Einstein and Beckett;: A record of an imaginary discussion with Albert Einstein and Samuel Beckett,

Schlossberg, Edwin

Black and White Photographs of children in the 1920's and 1930's

As they were

Kupferberg, Tuli

The Hog Farm &amp; Friends [Paperback]

The Hog Farm & Friends

Wavy Gravy

Hugh Nanton Romney

Daily Shipping-1973 Paper Cover-Stated First Printing-Cover and edges show tanning and age stains-Pages are unmarked

Our portion of hell: Fayette County, Tennessee;: An oral history of the struggle for civil rights

Politics & Social Sciences

Hamburger, Robert

Politics & Government

Amazon odyssey: [collection of writings]

Amazon Odyssey: [Collection of Writings]

Amazon Odyssey

Atkinson, Ti-Grace

Idols

Arts & Photography

Larrain, Gilles. Edited by Ralph Gibson

Individual Artists

“I can’t remember when I first saw the book Idols by Gilles Larrain. All I know is that ever since I got it, it’s been a huge influenceon me. Idols is one of the best photographic books I’ve ever seen. It was published in 1973 and is a collection of studio portraits of trannies, gender-benders, and just generally awesome looking people in New York City. It’s an incredible time capsule. There are Warhol people, like Taylor Mead and Holly Woodlawn, and members of the San Francisco-based psychedelic drag queen performance troupe the Cockettes. There’s a photo of the artist Al Hansen, (a.k.a. Beck’s grandfather), covered in silvery paint and dressed up like some kind of Roman soldier, and an unrecognizable, teenage Harvey Fierstein, looking like a young, pretty Jewish lady (well, almost). Most important, these people all had the best style. The greatest fashion always originates with drag queens. The outfit you’re wearing today was probably invented by a drag queen ten years ago.”—Ryan McGinley, Vice Magazine, New York City 2010Idols, an authentic compendium of 1970s’ New York style and attitude, and a confirmed masterpiece, began with an awestruck Larrain visiting Max’s Kansas City in the explosively liberating early years of the gay rights movement, and befriending Taylor Meade and John Noble. Once they came to be photographed, the rest followed. Idols represents a generation of New York’s most talented, outrageous, glamorous, and mostly gay personalities, after spending hours applying original makeup and costumes to pose for Gilles in his now legendary SoHo studio.

Larrain, Gilles

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