Tosh Berman

TamTam Books

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Head of TamTam Books, a small publishing house in Los Angeles

Tosh Berman on KCRW

Tosh Berman, the son of the artist Wallace Berman, describes his childhood surrounded by  the revolutionary artists of the Beat movement.

Growing Up Among the Great American Rebels of the 60s

Tosh Berman, the son of the artist Wallace Berman, describes his childhood surrounded by  the revolutionary artists of the Beat movement.

from Scheer Intelligence

Tosh Berman’s memoir,  Tosh: Growing Up in Wallace Berman’s World , is a depiction of culture brought into Los Angeles from the rest of the world: reinvented to be here.

Tosh Berman: Tosh: Growing Up in Wallace Berman’s World

Tosh Berman’s memoir,  Tosh: Growing Up in Wallace Berman’s World , is a depiction of culture brought into Los Angeles from the rest of the world: reinvented to be here.

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Dennis Cooper and the case of the disappearing blog

What would you do if 14 years’ worth of your work disappeared? That’s a question that writer and artist Dennis Cooper has been asking himself for the last few weeks.

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