Andy Warhol with Donyale Luna, Gerard Malanga, Ingrid Superstar, Severn Darden, Danny Williams, David Dalton and Sarah Dalton in New York City, 1966.
Photos by Nat Finkelstein
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Andy Warhol with Donyale Luna, Gerard Malanga, Ingrid Superstar, Severn Darden, Danny Williams, David Dalton and Sarah Dalton in New York City, 1966.
Photos by Nat Finkelstein
Exploding Plastic Inevitable. Velvet Underground, Nico, Gerard Malanga. Photo Steve Schapiro, 1966.
Poet, photographer, filmmaker, archivist, Gerard Malanga, at the home of Ettore Sottsas & Fernanda Pivano, Allen's Italian translator and friend, Milan, mid September, 1967. His film "In Search of the Miraculous" was the official U.S. entry at the 10th Gran Premio Bergamo film festival the week before, and he'd been staying in Ettore's studio around the corner from their flat. Gerard and Allen had lived across the hall from one another a few years earlier on the top floor of an East 5th Street apartment in New York City during the early emergence of Andy Warhol's factory scene, and the Velvet Underground were just forming, the world which Malanga was inextricably part of. (photo: Allen Ginsberg, courtesy Stanford University Libraries, Allen Ginsberg Estate)
#gerardmalanga #allenginsberg #ettoresottsass #fernandapivano #nandapivano #poet #poetry #poetrycommunity #inserearchofthemiraculous #GranPremioBergamo #andywarhol #velvetunderground #instapoets (at Milan, Italy)
Edie Sedgwick. Photo Collage Portrait by Gerard Malanga, 1966.
Exploding Plastic Inevitable. Velvet Underground, Nico, Gerard Malanga. Photo Steve Schapiro, 1966.
Andy Warhol, Gerard Malanga and Chuck Wein, at the Scene nightclub, New York City. They pretending to be a rock band, using the equipment of the Executives, a band that would later play at the Scene. Spring 1965
In Allen’s bedroom on East 12th Street singing his “New York Blues” with Roger McGuinn, Larry “Ratso” Sloman, Eric Anderson (& Denise Mercedes’ guitar neck next to Dylan) The scene is featured in Martin Scorsese’s “Rolling Thunder Revue” documentary. December 1976. Photo Gerard Malanga. #gerardmalanga #allenginsberg #martinscorsese #rollingthunderrevue #rogermcquinn #newyorkblues (at East Village, Manhattan) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByuyRXpBEjW/?igshid=nu43163jz5r7
At the Scene nightclub, New York City. Chuck Wein, Andy Warhol and Gerard Malanga pretending to be a rock band, using the equipment of the Executives, a band that would later play at the Scene, 1965