66 Frames
by Gordon Ball
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The image of a moment. late September 1966-a gathering at an artist's loft-plays in my mind: I was in the midst of one of my first DMT highs.
About this book
'66 Frames chronicles encounters with Timothy Leary, Allen Ginsberg and many others as - in the words of Lawrence Ferlinghetti - "the young Southern innocent sets forth in all his whiteness to find himself among visionary New York poets and other flaming creatures." Gordon Ball offers a swirl of sixties life - working as assistant to film pioneer Jonas Mekas in his Third Avenue loft; visits with Andy Warhol at his Factory; antiwar marches - in a journey through the decade that took visual imagery outside the box, beyond the frame.
Themes & subjects
BiographyMotion picture producers and directorsPoetry (poetic works by one author)
First published 1999Characters & people
Setting
United States
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