
CELEBRATE THE FINAL EXHIBITION DAY OF WILLIAM S. BURROUGHS
Saturday, April 5
Exhibition 12.30 – 6.30 pm
Paid bar in the Gallery 3.00 – 6.00 pm
Free entry, drop-in
Exhibition 12.30 – 6.30 pm
Paid bar in the Gallery 3.00 – 6.00 pm
Free entry, drop-in
Join October Gallery in marking the final day of the art of William S. Burroughs with extended opening hours and a celebratory gathering. The exhibition features rarely seen works from spray paint, ink and acrylic to markers and gunshots. More about the exhibition here
At 3 pm, the panel discussion What’s Left of a Radical Vision When It’s All Come True? will take place upstairs in the Theatre (Sign up for the waiting list). Following the discussion, The Cat Inside (2007), a soundscape by Ramuntcho Matta, will be played in the Gallery along with Matta’s film of the seminal Electronic Revolution, describing the concept and method of Burroughs and Brion Gysin’s genre-defining literary multimedia experiments.
Visitors can also browse a selection of books and catalogues by Burroughs and those who were closely connected to him. Books and catalogue selection
At 3 pm, the panel discussion What’s Left of a Radical Vision When It’s All Come True? will take place upstairs in the Theatre (Sign up for the waiting list). Following the discussion, The Cat Inside (2007), a soundscape by Ramuntcho Matta, will be played in the Gallery along with Matta’s film of the seminal Electronic Revolution, describing the concept and method of Burroughs and Brion Gysin’s genre-defining literary multimedia experiments.
Visitors can also browse a selection of books and catalogues by Burroughs and those who were closely connected to him. Books and catalogue selection