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GalleryX Dublin presents "The Shamanic Eye"

GalleryX Dublin is pleased to present an exhibition of photography curated by Stephen Romano of Brooklyn NY entitled “The Shamanic Eye” opening November 30 and continuing through January 16, 2024. Featuring works by William Mortensen (1897-1965), alongside the photographic art of Chris Stein, Edward Colver, Courtney Brooke Hall, Cormac Figgis, Brittany Rose Luciani, Andres Serrano, Adam De Ville,…

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KEN WEAVER Psychedelic Band The Fugs

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The Fugs: Troubadours of the First Amendment

This year marks the 60th anniversary of the seminal sixties rock band The Fugs. Today happens to be the birthday of one of its two main founders Ed Sanders (b. 1939) and we just passed the 100th birthday of the other one Tuli Kupferberg (1923-2010). Once mentioned in the same breath as all the biggest sixties rock groups, The Fugs’ legend could do with a little signal amplification at the moment,…

The Fugs: Troubadours of the First Amendment

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Tuli Kupferberg to Ed Sanders hatching the birth of THE FUGS: “...though I hate to tell ya, I ain’t a musician. The only thing I can play is the radio.”

Excerpts from Tuli Kupferberg by JEFFREY LEWIS (art) and TULI KUPFERBERG (9/28/23 - 7/12/10) PART 2 OF SOME

Excerpts from Tuli Kupferberg, PART 1 

…from THE BEATS: A GRAPHIC HISTORY (pages 186-189) by HARVEY PEKAR & ED PISKOR, Edited by PAUL BUHLE (Hill & Wang - 2009)

PETER STAMPFEL: THE 1990 IRA KAPLAN INTERVIEW IN FIVE PARTS from LOADED Issue No. 2 1990 (pages 30, 32, 33, 34 & 35) CRAIG MARKS, Editor PART 1   PART 2   PART 3   PART 4  PART 5

NPR: 'Fug You': The Wild Life Of Ed Sanders by Jon Kalish (5/6/12): “’It didn't take much money to live,’ Claudia Dreifus recalls. ‘You could live poor, you could have a lot of fun. People didn't need a lot of stuff. And when rents were cheap, all kinds of creative forces ended up here.’ Dreifus is now a science writer for The New York Times, but she cut her teeth at a counterculture newspaper called The East Village Other. She calls Sanders, who was a neighborhood fixture and fellow writer at The Other, a hero...’That word is used loosely and stupidly these days,’ she says, ‘but he really was. He showed us how to be free ... by showing us there was a way to say what you wanted to say’.”

http://www.thefugs.com/

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Richard Gehr from The Village Voice (7/13/10): “Tuli was one of the city’s great unheralded multimedia artists. Like nearly everything he did, his poetry was both absurd and conceptual. He titled one collection I Hate Poems About Poems About Poems…

tulifuli channel stills streams

The Beats: A Graphic History at Goodreads (with many links to buy)

Jeffrey Lewis at bandcamp

Kupferberg and Topp Collection

Amazing collection of early Tuli zines at printedmatter.org: “The Birth Press distributed experimental literary magazines and periodicals with beat and anarchist influences, including the titles…1001 WAYS TO LIVE WITHOUT WORKING, SELECTED FRUITS & NUTS, and YEAH MAGAZINE. 10 issues of YEAH magazine came out between 1961-1965, described by Kupferberg as ‘a satiric excursion; a sardonic review; a sarcastic epitome; a chronicle of the last days’.”

Yeah, 1962

Yeah: A Look at the White Problem 1963

The Grace & Beauty of the Human Form 1961

Yeah : A Chronicle Of The Last Days 1962

The Christine Keeler Colouring Book and Cautionary Tale 1963

Selected Fruits & Nuts 1959

Yeah 1962

Yeah: A Frigid Wife Ruined Me 1963

Yeah: a satyric excursion published at will 1961

Fuck For Peace (Tuli Kupferberg and Ed Sanders)1965/2007

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Burnt Sienna. That's the best thing that ever happened to Crayolas. -- Ken Weaver

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Ken Weaver - Mourning of Souls from Requiem of Inmortal