Bob Dylan, Ted Russell, and Govinda Gallery at The Georgetown Inn
Bob Dylan at his typewriter, NYC, 1964.
Next Wednesday, Govinda Gallery director Chris Murray is presenting an audiovisual program on Bob Dylan, featuring Ted Russell‘s compelling photographs of Dylan on his first arrival in New York City and then up through 1964, at which point Dylan had established himself as a remarkable songwriter and performing artist.
Murray also introduces a number of other photographers whose photographs of Bob Dylan were featured in their first one-person exhibitions at Govinda Gallery, including Annie Leibovitz, Daniel Kramer, Barry Feinstein, Baron Wolman, Ken Regan, and Jim Marshall. Murray also talks about the amazing Bob Dylan Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where Ted Russell’s photographs were shown in an extraordinary exhibition in 2023.
The program, “Bob Dylan, NYC 1961-1964”, is at Chef Jenn Crovato‘s restaurant Kitchen 1310 at The Georgetown Inn.
Reservations and information are available here.
New York, 161 W 4th St, Greenwich Village, 1961.
