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Flashing on the Sixties
by Lisa Law

"The Sixties were a time of personal journeys, fiery protests, and revolutionary happenings...an extraordinary era.
Through it all, photographer Lisa Law was snapping pictures of now-legendary friends, concerts, and gatherings.
A remarkable visual record that captures the essence and energy of the Sixties as no other book.
Newly reprinted with additional photographs, commentary and reminiscences from those there. "

Over the past four decades her still, movie and video images have chronicled the social and cultural changes in America,
from her film documentary of that vibrant '60s, to her moving contemporary still photographs
of the indigenous people of North, South, and Central America as they struggle for sovereignty and survival.

Flashing On The Sixties won 4 major awards at film festivals upon it's release
and it has been enjoyed by millions of viewers on Cinemax and The Discovery Channel from 1991 to 1994.

Now you can buy it here at 60s & Further on DVD.
Actor-director Dennis Hopper described Flashing On The Sixties as
"the most compelling, moving documentary of the Sixties".

Lisa's book, of the same title, is now in its 4th edition, published by Square Books.
The book is a unique pictorial record of the Sixties,
reflecting Lisa's indefatigable search for memorable human images.
Her film documentation of "Woodstock" has been
used in more than fifteen news and documentary presentations
honoring the twenty-fifth and thirtieth anniversaries of that historical event.

Her new book, "Interviews with Icons, Flashing On The Sixties "
was released February 2000 by Lumen Press and has received sterling reviews.

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All photographs on this web site © Lisa Law 2006 are protected under United States and International copyright laws. These photographs may not be used, reproduced, stored, manipulated or copied in any way without the written permission of Lisa Law Productions.

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Flashing on the Sixties
by Lisa Law

Photographs by Lisa Law, forward by Ram Dass.

The Sixties were a time of personal journeys, fiery protests, and revolutionary happenings...an extraordinary era.
Through it all, photographer Lisa Law was snapping pictures of now-legendary friends, concerts, and gatherings.
A remarkable visual record that captures the essence and energy of the Sixties as no other book.
Newly reprinted with additional photographs, commentary and reminiscences from those there.

Publisher's Weekly November 28, 1987
In 1965, 22-year-old Law was living in a Los Angeles mansion where Andy Warhol, Bob Dylan and various musicians subleased suites.
Joining this casual music scene, she took intimate snapshots of such stars as Lou Reed, John Sebastian and Janis Joplin,
noting that "Perhaps because I was not a professional photographer and therefore not taken seriously by anyone,
including myself, I was able to record some of the more relaxed moments from those days." In the 160 photos presented here,
Law also captures be-ins, antiwar protests, Woodstock and other memorable events.

Accompanying these nostalgic photos are reminiscences by Paul Krassner, Wavy Gravy, Allen Ginsberg and others,
Law has produced a book of depth, beauty and impact-she has captured the heart of the '60s.

Flashing on the Sixties
A Tribal Document
(DVD)
by Lisa Law

Malcolm MacKinnon High Times, 1994
It's about time we stop talking about the '60s as if the decade were the dawn of cremation.
I think we've all just about heard enough reverential, fluttery homage to a time that continues to recreate itself in our nation's imagination.

That's why Flashing On The Sixties (Flashback Productions; Lisa Law, dir.) a documentary by Lisa Law,is such a welcome shot of fresh air.
Law, a full-time activist whose photos have been published widely, was there and she had the footage to prove it.

From Haight Ashbury to the commune scene, Law recorded the events around her with a clear eye.
Interweaving previously unreleased eight-millimeter footage of Woodstock and
the celebrations with black and white stills from her own considerable stock,
Law sheds some knowing light on a puzzling period in recent American history.

Interviews with Icons
Flashing on the Sixties

High Times Magazine
by Steve Bloom
Just when you thought you had read every imaginable word from the mouths of '60s legends
like Timothy Leary, Allen Ginsberg, Dennis Hopper, Peter Fonda, Wavy Gravy,
Mountain Girl, Peter Coyote, Micky Hart, Ram Dass, Paul Krassner and Stephen and Ina May Gaskin,
comes this brilliant book. Interviews with Icons (Lumen).

Lisa Law's follow-up to Flashing on the '60s (her previous book and video of the same name) provides a roadmap of counterculture history.
From the Beat Generation to the Merry Pranksters and beyond, these interviews,
mostly conducted a decade ago, document the lives of many who have since passed on.

"There are three dangerous side effects to psychedelic drugs, " Leary told Law,
" The first is long-term memory gain, the second is short-term memory loss and the third I forget."

Law, however, doesn't forget a thing and tries to set the record straight on various issues,
such as the changes at The Farm, where the Gaskins once oversaw a large commune.
Law may be obsessed with the '60, but she was there as a member of the Hog Farm.
An icon herself, someone should interview Lisa Law.

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