LONDON: The timing couldn’t be better for Saturday’s opening of “The Beaten Path,” a major exhibit of Bob Dylan’s artworks at the Halcyon Gallery on London’s pricey New Bond Street. The paintings at the London gallery reflect Dylan’s nearly constant travels throughout the United States on the “never ending tour” that has consumed the last two decades of his life. There is a painting of the Paradise Motel looking anything but, its grounds in Florida overgrown and its buildings neglected. It’s his view of America. It harks back to the ‘50s and ‘60s — Jack Kerouac, the road — and how important the road is for all Americans.

Source: New Strait Times November 03, 2016 00:55 UTC