Woodstock: All-access pass

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Woodstock, an array of books, movies and concerts has sprung up nationwide. The festival's enduring appeal was very much aided by striking photography, and art galleries are now displaying many of those memorable images of peace, love and hippie culture.

One collection will be at the Duncan Miller Gallery in Venice, where never-before-seen vintage prints by Jim Marshall, Baron Wolman, Henry Diltz and Lisa Law will be on display from Saturday through Sept. 25. Images by Burk Uzzle are on view at the Laurence Miller Gallery in New York.

Wolman, an original staff member of Rolling Stone magazine, had an all-access pass and traversed the cow pastures to photograph the crowds near the stage, people bathing in the river and serene hippies dancing in the middle of the field, resulting in almost 40 rolls of film.