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Praise for Fred McDarrah A self-described square who as a longtime photographer for The Village Voice documented the unwashed exploits of the Beat Generation. --Dwight Garner, The New York Times [McDarrah's] nocturnal flash reveals a multitude of subversions. --Allen Ginsberg Inescapable images of a dirtier, mangier, more creatively churning time that is receding into legend. --James Wolcott in Vanity Fair

"Praise for Fred McDarrah ""A self-described square who as a longtime photographer for The Village Voice documented the unwashed exploits of the Beat Generation."" --Dwight Garner, The New York Times ""[McDarrah's] nocturnal flash reveals a multitude of subversions."" --Allen Ginsberg ""Inescapable images of a dirtier, mangier, more creatively churning time that is receding into legend."" --James Wolcott in Vanity Fair"

Praise for Fred McDarrah ""A self-described square who as a longtime photographer for The Village Voice documented the unwashed exploits of the Beat Generation."" --Dwight Garner, The New York Times ""[McDarrah's] nocturnal flash reveals a multitude of subversions."" --Allen Ginsberg ""Inescapable images of a dirtier, mangier, more creatively churning time that is receding into legend."" --James Wolcott in Vanity Fair

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FRED W. McDARRAH, the first on-staff photographer for The Village Voice, is considered one of the essential chroniclers of alternative New York from the days of the Beats through the 1970s. One of the first professionals to photograph artists such as Bob Dylan and Jack Kerouac, McDarrah received a Guggenheim grant for his work in 1972. He died in 2007 in Greenwich Village.

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