Glen E. Friedman's 1st hardcover book (1994). An all time classic anthology in it's fourth printing. Early Skateboarding, Hardcore Punk, and Hip-Hop like none other. The photo quality of this slightly revised edition has increased dramatically since the original. » MORE INFO AND SAMPLE PHOTOS
This book is kind of the extras and left overs from FUCK YOU HEROES but actually much more inclusive of MANY MANY more of GEF's incredible subjects. It includes almost 400 images and in the new 2005 edition, an additional 13 pages, beyond the original, of classic and more recent work. » MORE INFO AND SAMPLE PHOTOS
Friedman's aesthetic in photographs as a true artist. This second printing of the critically acclaimed book has been updated and revised. The size and cover have been changed slightly, over a dozen images have been removed and over two dozen new ones have been added. The book will now encompass 25 years. Adding 5 years and 14 pages over the original edition, as well as additional new words on Idealism contributed by Prof. Cornel West, Ralph Nader, and the Rev. Al Sharpton. » MORE INFO AND SAMPLE PHOTOS
This book was officially released in 2002. Co-authored with long time friend and mentor C.R. Stecyk III, edited and designed by Friedman. In an 8" x 8" hardcover format at 240 pages, it includes all the infamous original 1970's DogTown articles by Stecyk and over 100 pages of never before seen GEF skate images that were re-discovered during the making of the film, "DogTown and Z-Boys. » MORE INFO AND SAMPLE PHOTOS
This incredible book shot during the first five years on this new century, is the first of all of Glen E. Friedman's books to not use anything from his past archives of infamous iconic images. It is based solely upon his most recent artistic studies and ambition. It's an unparalleled artistic statement. » MORE INFO AND SAMPLE PHOTOS
Fugazi, one of music's most revolutionary and gloriously indefinable bands, played their first concert on September 3, 1987. KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN: The Fugazi Photographs of Glen E. Friedman was released by Burning Flags Press exactly 20 years later. The 112-page, 9 x11 hardcover book presents the best of Friedman's unparalleled photographic documentation of Fugazi's members in almost 200 color and black & white images captured by Friedman onstage and off between 1986 and Fugazi's last U.S. concert in 2002. » MORE INFO AND SAMPLE PHOTOS
