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17 ore fa · 2014 Exhibition: "Took the seashore road" by Lawrence Ferlinghetti; Tribute to Lawrence Ferlinghetti 2014 - Exhibition in Torino; 2015 Exhibition: Chagall's Magic Lantern by L. Ferlinghetti; 2016 Exhibition: The Sea is Calm Tonight; 2017 Exhibition: FROM THE GREENPEACE DREAMBOOK; 2018 Exhibition: 3 poems by L. Ferlinghetti; 2019 Ferlinghetti 100
3 giorni fa · Proprio a settembre del 2001 una poeta e studiosa americana, Sandra Gilbert, ebbe un riconoscimento e portò la sua testimonianza accorata, mentre nel 2006 Lawrence Ferlinghetti, in forma smagliante, non perse l’occasione per denunciare il guerrafondaio Bush mentre riceveva il premio alla carriera e inaugurava la mostra dedicata alla sua arte al CAMEC di La Spezia.
4 giorni fa · 1. The Alma Mater: Columbia University. Members of the Beat Generation lived in Hartley Hall at Columbia University. It was within the gates of Columbia University that Jack Kerouac, Allen ...
1 giorno fa · Lawrence Ferlinghetti il primo editore dei poeti della Beat Generation americana Venerdi' 28 ottobre 2017 Galleria d'Arte Moderna di Torino nell'ambito del Premio NAZIONALE DI ARTI LETTERARIE 14a Edizione - Anno 2017 Vai a vedere il video -->
4 giorni fa · I had just been to Haiti on assignment a few years before, and was included in the lineup of writers, along with Ishmael Reed, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Jack Hirschman, Alejandro Murguía, Boadiba, and more. This is the piece I wrote and read, which was later published in Konch magazine.
5 giorni fa · One wonders what Ferlinghetti, the éminence grise of the Beats and hardly a prude, would’ve made of Beyoncé’s and Swift’s newest opuses, each of which contains more instances of dirty words (over 80 for Beyoncé, mostly the S-word; over 40 for Swift, mostly the F-bomb) than the outputs of every major musical act from the ’60s to the mid-’80s (before the parental-warning label made ...
2 giorni fa · Feminist scrutinizing of literary history reveals Diane di Prima as the strongest of the female Beats, that is, the contributors to the famous 1950s and early 1960s literary movement that featured another San Francisco poet, Lawrence Ferlinghetti (whose Italian ancestry is now a matter of scholarly debate).
