Allen Ginsberg

News About Allen Ginsberg

A.I.-Generated Poems Outshine Those Authored by Humans: Study

GPT-generated poems in the style of Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson are rated more favorably than originals by some readers.

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

The Iconic Richard Avedon: A Look at the Photographer’s Long-Lasting Appeal

Avedon’s lasting cultural cachet stems in part from the fact that his career is what every photographer aspires to—he personified a dream.

By Nadja Sayej

Billionaire Laurene Powell Jobs Wants to Save the San Francisco Art Institute

SFAI's famous faculty and students include Kehinde Wiley, Mark Rothko, Annie Leibovitz and Angela Davis.

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Allen Ginsberg’s Photographs of the Beat Generation Star in a New Exhibit

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

The Unclassifiable, Unending Cascade of Arthur Russell’s Music

By Sasha Frere-Jones

Elise Nada Cowen: The Underrated Melancholic Beat Poet

By Costa Beavin Pappas

Diane di Prima Brings the Women of the Beat Generation to the Forefront in a New Book

By Veronica Suchodolski

San Remo Is a New Italian Eatery With a Split Personality

By Dena Silver

The Magnetic Fields Return With a Surreal Masterwork, ‘50 Song Memoir’

By Justin Joffe

BCRO Chairman Yudin backs incumbent, not candidate with literary lineage, in Rutherford GOP mayoral primary

By Mark Bonamo

The Kodak Is Holy: Allen Ginsberg’s Photographs

By M.H. Miller

Anderson Cooper Gets His Denim in a Twist: The 8-Day Week

By Daniel D'Addario

Allen Ginsberg's Old East Village Apartment Rented, Inhabited

By Nate Freeman

There Are Nine Starbucks Locations Within a Mile of Allen Ginsberg's Old Apartment

By Nate Freeman

In Deed! Count the Countess Out of Trump International! Cheap Howl in the East Village

By Chloe Malle

The Franco Report: Still a Man of Many Interests

By Molly Fischer

James Franco Will Star in Allen Ginsberg Biopic Howl

By Leon Neyfakh

West End Café finally reopens … as Havana Central

By Observer Staff

‘Howl,’ Ginsberg’s Time Bomb, Still Setting Off New Explosions

By Baz Dreisinger

‘Howl,’ Ginsberg’s Time Bomb, Still Setting Off New Explosions

By Baz Dreisinger

February 16 – February 23, 2005

By Sara Vilkomerson

Allen Ginsberg

News About Allen Ginsberg

A.I.-Generated Poems Outshine Those Authored by Humans: Study

The Iconic Richard Avedon: A Look at the Photographer’s Long-Lasting Appeal

Billionaire Laurene Powell Jobs Wants to Save the San Francisco Art Institute

Allen Ginsberg’s Photographs of the Beat Generation Star in a New Exhibit

The Unclassifiable, Unending Cascade of Arthur Russell’s Music

Elise Nada Cowen: The Underrated Melancholic Beat Poet

Diane di Prima Brings the Women of the Beat Generation to the Forefront in a New Book

San Remo Is a New Italian Eatery With a Split Personality

The Magnetic Fields Return With a Surreal Masterwork, ‘50 Song Memoir’

BCRO Chairman Yudin backs incumbent, not candidate with literary lineage, in Rutherford GOP mayoral primary

The Kodak Is Holy: Allen Ginsberg’s Photographs

Anderson Cooper Gets His Denim in a Twist: The 8-Day Week

Allen Ginsberg's Old East Village Apartment Rented, Inhabited

There Are Nine Starbucks Locations Within a Mile of Allen Ginsberg's Old Apartment

In Deed! Count the Countess Out of Trump International! Cheap Howl in the East Village

The Franco Report: Still a Man of Many Interests

James Franco Will Star in Allen Ginsberg Biopic Howl

West End Café finally reopens … as Havana Central

‘Howl,’ Ginsberg’s Time Bomb, Still Setting Off New Explosions

‘Howl,’ Ginsberg’s Time Bomb, Still Setting Off New Explosions

February 16 – February 23, 2005

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