The Beat Goes On
Exhibition will take place
at the John Natsoulas
Gallery 11/10/
The Beat Goes On Exhibition will run from November 10th
through December 4th, 2021 at the John Natsoulas Gallery
in Davis, CA.
On November 13th from 6:30 to
10pm, there will be an opening
night with live jazz and poetry,
featuring performances by Dr.
Andy Jones, John Natsoulas, and Tony Passarel.
The Linda Bair Dance Company
will perform the original dance
"Jack Kerouac".
This exhibition is a unique opportunity to see the best
poets of the Beat generation's artwork in-person.
Joe Lee and John Natsoulas
curated this incredible exhibition to
show the incredible diversity of
poetry, artwork, and ephemera of
the Beat poets and painters.
Don't miss this once in a lifetime opportunity to see never-
before-seen artwork from a private collection.
Like all labels that stick, the nickname "Beat"
richly and succinctly characterizes major
aspects of its so-called movement, which
sprang from the ecstatic and tortured
rhythms of visionary poets, painters, and
musicians.
Tellingly, informatively, paradoxically, meanings of "Beat" extend from a
resolute self-affirming strike and an appointed path to their dark
opposite-dissipated and hopelessly exhausted resolution or morale.
"Beats" can also mean a
dissonant battering set up by
discordant patterns.
More specific exhibitions on the 1950's include those of individual galleries
such as the King Ubu Gallery, Six Gallery, Spatsa Gallery, Batman Gallery,
and the 2005 exhibition on the Merry-Go-Round Show.
All of these installments are
important educational contributions
to the history of the Beat Generation
artists in the San Francisco area.
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