#jeff nuttall

[vintagewarhol]

[elaine4queen]

Given More Time I Would have… – Elaine Axten ◆ – Medium

In my real life and in dreams I always want more space.

[underthecounterculture]

My Own Mag “In the introduction to the bibliography of his work prepared by Joe Maynard and Barry Miles, William Burroughs spoke about how the ‘little mags’ were a lifeline for him at a time when he had very few hopes for publishing his work. One of the most important of these independent publications was Jeff Nuttall’s My […] via My Own Mag — 1960s: Days of Rage

[underthecounterculture]

Watch “The People Show (1967)” starring the late, great Jeff Nuttall

[oppaiokudasai]

A Movie A Day #45: Captives (1994, directed by Angela Pope) Rachel Clifford (Julia Ormond) is a dentist who has just divorced her unfaithful husband, Simon (Peter Capaldi).  

[beatdom]

http://haroldnorse.com/2699

[beatdom]

[beatdom]

Off Beat: Jeff Nuttall and the International Underground

8 September - 5 March 2017 Open daily, free entry

Painter, poet, actor and sculptor, a man once described as "the only all-round genius most of us are likely to meet," Jeff Nuttall was one of the few people in the early 1960s to publish William S. Burroughs' most experimental writing.

He was also a performance artist, a pioneer of 'happenings' and author of nearly 40 books. As a cultural critic, his seminal work, Bomb Culture, was discussed in Parliament. Nuttall was at the centre of the International Underground scene driven by social dissent and the fear of imminent nuclear attack.