“PROVOS DESCENDED on the startled residents of Beverly Hills this week as they continued their program of “taking from the poor and giving to the rich.” The Provos said they had been down to the ghetto to collect discards from the impoverished population to help their rich friends. Most such “gifts” were refused but a few quickly taken.”
Los Angeles Free Press (1967)
Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead & Canned Heat at Kaleidoscope in 1967
Paul Gruwell artwork in this ad for a 1972 Cheech & Chong performance at Long Beach Auditorium.
LA After The Riots, Anthony Friedkin (1993).
How does one set out to do the world’s biggest piece?
Saber breaks it down to its very last compound. Life Sucks Die (1998)
Cheech and Chong, 1972.
Chaz at the Arroyo Seco River, Los Angeles. Photo by Gusmano Cesaretti (1973).
From drainpipe walls to the exhibition halls, Chaz Bojorquez has made bold, unforgettable strides in his contributions to Los Angeles graffiti and the Chicano art movement at large. Michael Knowlton pays his respects.
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Grand Funk at the Forum. 1971.
Alan Takemoto cover of short-lived LA-based underground newspaper The Staff (1972)
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