ALLEN GINSBERG BEAT MEMORIES Exhibition diChromA photography TECHNICAL DETAILS Contents 80 b&w photographs .Unframed Part of the photographs contains the original caption wrote by A.Ginsberg and signed. Size of Works From Photo Blooth size to 50x60cm Conditions Unframed Transport From Madrid Rental Conditions The borrower will be in charge of: -The transport from and to Madrid -The insurance, nail to nail -Travel and journey of the curator for the installation and opening Availability From September 2011 Contact Anne Morin
[email protected] Herbert Huncke, 1950’s © Allen Ginsberg Jack Kerouac, 1953 Rebecca Ginsberg, my paternal grandmother, R.Frank photographing Allen Ginsberg for Collected Poems”1984 Paterson, New Jersey, 1953 diChroma photography Paseo de los Parques, 27-8B 28109 Alcobendas-Madrid-Spain www.dichroma-photography.com ALLEN GINSBERG BEAT MEMORIES "I do my sketching and observing with the camera." Allen Ginsberg, 1993 One of the most visionary writers of his generation and author of the celebrated poem Howl, Allen Ginsberg (1926–1997) was also a photographer. From 1953 until 1963 he made numerous, often exuberant portraits of himself and his friends, including the Beat writers William S. Burroughs, Neal Cassady, Gregory Corso, and Jack Kerouac. Eager to capture "certain moments in eternity," as he wrote, he kept his camera by his side when he was at home or traveling around the world. For years Ginsberg's photographs languished among his papers. When he finally rediscovered them in the 1980s, he reprinted them, adding handwritten inscriptions Inspired by his earlier work, he also began to photograph again, recording longtime friends and new acquaintances.