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Tag: Allen Ginsberg
Leaving Home, Coming Home, a blurry portrait of photographer Robert Frank, finally hits theaters
One of the last surviving Beat artists looks back on a long life.
Queer filmmaker Derek Jarman gets a Pride Month retrospective at FilmStruck
FilmStruck celebrates Pride Month with a retrospective on queer British filmmaker Derek Jarman.
Take a trip and trip out to ‘William Blake and the Age of Aquarius’
A new exhibit at the Block Museum makes a startling connection between the 18th-century English artist and the 1960s counterculture.
Winterset, Finding Neverland, and three more alternatives to holiday fare
A resonant period piece and a musical that does it better than the movie are among this week’s best bets.
Burroughs lays bare the notorious author of Naked Lunch
This 1983 documentary gets Burroughs right between the eyes.
M Is for Mimicry, and the rest of this week’s screenings
New reviews and notable screenings in this week’s issue
The Jungle Book wars, onstage
Mary Zimmerman’s best answer to her critics is a flawed, defiant Jungle Book.
Video Drone: What Happened to Kerouac?
A wealth of newly released interview footage gives a kaleidoscopic sense of the Beat Generation’s legacy
Morning Art: William S. Burroughs
Part of a show of work by William S. Burroughs and Allen Ginsberg, on display at ThinkArt.
Dinner & a Show: Thursday 1/20
Recommended entertainment paired with nearby restaurants.
Look Who’s Making Tracks With Travis
Kid Sister in the studio, plus a Maps & Atlases LP, new dollies by Archer Prewitt, good-bye to Graeme Gibson, and more