Showing posts with label William Burroughs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label William Burroughs. Show all posts
Oct 29, 2014
Mar 23, 2014
Feb 19, 2014
More on Kate Simon's William Burroughs Centenary Exhibit in London
As previously reported, the ShowStudio Gallery will be celebrating the 100th birthday of literary giant, and counterculture icon, William Burroughs, with an incredible exhibit of photographs by the equally talented Kate Simon - the debut of Simon's Cibachrome Edition (a collection of 11 iconic shots in the now extinct cibachrome
medium). These will be accompanied by a series of limited edition black
and white prints, as well as supplementary material online at ShowStudio.com. If you're in London between March 14 and May 9 you would do well to get yourself down to 19 Motcomb St. in Belgravia.
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| Shot by Ira Cohen: Kate Simon & William Burroughs, 1985. |
Feb 1, 2014
SHOWStudio to celebrate William Burroughs centenary with Kate Simon exhibit
SHOWStudio Gallery in London will be celebrating the 100th birthday of William Burroughs with an exhibit of 11 photos of the man by our pal, Kate Simon! The show will open March 13, and will run through May 19. Wish I could be there...The gallery is open from 11:00-6:00, Monday through Friday, and is located at 19 Motcomb St, London, United Kingdom.
From SHOWStudio.com: SHOWstudio Shop will host a solo exhibition of portraits of William S.
Burroughs by Kate Simon to celebrate the occasion of his centenary. The
exhibition will mark the debut release of Simon’s Cibachrome Edition
portfolio, which is comprised of 11 iconic shots of the literary master
printed in the now extinct cibachrome medium. These rare photographs
will be displayed alongside a selection of black and white limited
edition prints. Taken over a 20 year period, Simon has amassed a
critical body of work that is widely unseen and captures the many faces
of one of the most important American writers of the twentieth century. Continued here.
Feb 5, 2013
Burroughs 99th birthday, new Beat Books catalog
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| William Burroughs keeping it real by Kate Simon |
Happy 99th birthday to Mr. William S. Burroughs. And while we're at it, a brand new Beat Books catalog is now available for viewing. And for the first time in a while the focus of the catalog is on Beat-related items including some rare Burroughs recordings. See the catalog here.
Dec 7, 2012
Jan 15, 2012
Movie of the Week - Destroy All Rational Thought with William Burroughs
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| Burroughs shot by Kate Simon |
This week's Movie of the Week is a good one. This film features one of the last interviews with Burroughs, and previously unseen vintage footage of him in his prime during the 50s and early 60s. Also featured are The Master Musicians of Joujouka, and experiments that took place in Tangier where William Burroughs, Brion Gysin, and the Moroccan painter Hamri taught Jack Kerouac, Timothy Leary, and Allen Ginsberg, how to live outside the law. In addition, there is music from Bill Laswell, The Baby Snakes, plus contributions from Ira Cohen, Hakim Bey, Brian Downey (Thin Lizzy) and many more.
Dec 25, 2011
NYNS - The Junky's Christmas by William Burroughs

A little claymation is always nice on a holiday: Be grateful...this could be you. It originally appeared in 1993, and was produced by Francis Ford Coppola. It's available on DVD
Jan 22, 2011
Before and After: Falling In Love Again (I Can't Help It)
Before - Marlene Dietrich:
Marlene Dietrich
on Amazon
After -
Billie Holiday:
Billie Holiday
on Amazon
Nina Simone:
Nina Simone
on Amazon
William Burroughs:
William Burroughs
on Amazon
Klaus Nomi:
Klaus Nomi
on Amazon
Bryan Ferry:
Bryan Ferry
on Amazon
Marlene Dietrich
After -
Billie Holiday:
Billie Holiday
Nina Simone:
Nina Simone
William Burroughs:
William Burroughs
Klaus Nomi:
Klaus Nomi
Bryan Ferry:
Bryan Ferry
May 29, 2010
Dec 25, 2009
The Junky's Christmas by William Burroughs

A couple of blogs I read posted this short film, and I thought I would too. Be grateful...it could be you. It originally appeared in 1993, and was produced by Francis Ford Coppola. It's available on DVD. Photo above by me, Feb. 2008. Pay no attention to the part numbers - it's all here.
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