
The show called "Beatific Soul: Jack Kerouac On The Road" is more like a archive of mid-20th century literary culture. Photos, notebooks, sketches, and a facsimile of the scroll manuscript (since I was in deep slumber I missed the original which was on view until Feb. 24) Kerouac typed while on his cross-country journey with Neal Cassady in the late 1940s.
As a casual visitor, I would be rather non-plussed, but as a beatnik at heart, the exhibit is a sight to behold. Now, excuse me while I read One The Road again! Don't forget, daddy-o, this exhibit ends on Sunday, March 16.
David Nudo
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