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\Listen, there's six of us\: Interview with Deborah Remington, Co-founder of the 6 Gallery
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Journal Article
\Listen, there's six of us\: Interview with Deborah Remington, Co-founder of the 6 Gallery
2023
Overview
While in high school together, the group experimented with many forms of art, including abstraction, collage, and even light machines, teaching and supporting each other through a blending of the arts. According to art critic Dore Ashton, the Art Institute was \"one of the few postwar art schools in which a spirit of rebellion infused both teachers and students... Despite this caveat, and perhaps in support of it, her story of the 6 Gallery affirms key elements that have made their way into literary history, such as (1) the fact that the space had been an old garage previously housing the King Ubu Gallery, operated by the poet Robert Duncan and his partner the artist Jess Collins, and (2) the fact that on the night that Allen Ginsberg read \"Howl,\" Kenneth Rexroth introduced the event and a collection was taken up for wine. [...]Frankenstein, along with journalist Herb Caen who created the term \"beatnik,\" periodically used their columns in the Chronicle to publicize exhibitions at the 6.
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Pace University Dba: Pace University Press,Pace University
