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On Saturday, I attended the closing reception of the Indoor Mural Project at 941 Geary Gallery (between Polk and Larkin). A handful of emerging and established graffiti and street artists from the world over have been working over the last few months for this big reveal of a series of site-specific works. Guests were invited [...]

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Fuck You All, a traveling exhibition of work by American photographer Glen Friedman — known for his photography of skateboarders and musicians like the Beastie Boys, Fugazi, Black Flag, etc. — arrives at 941Geary (just off of Polk Street) on Saturday and will run through Dec. 31. The exhibition will feature some unviewed collaborations between [...]

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I Know Alyssa Jones has some beautiful photos with from the Polk Street Blues Fest this weekend. From the fair ride attendant who was taking a mid-day snooze to the ponies only for riders 70 lbs. and under, her highlights offer a fun perspective on a festival that was more or less just like the [...]

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Loving this retro 1962 photo of Alioto’s and Fisherman’s Wharf, from the vantage point of Taylor and Jefferson. I spotted it on my favorite Americana blog, A Continuous Lean. While the automobiles do stir up feelings of nostalgia, the rest of the scene remains notably unchanged today.

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The Purple Cow by Gelett Burgess I never saw a purple cow; I never hope to see one; But I can tell you anyhow; I’d rather see than be one! This famous poem was written by Gelett Burgess in 1895 and published in his literary magazine, The Lark. Burgess and his contemporary bohemians often gathered [...]

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Hyde Lapse

Here’s a rad time lapse of the cable car heading up Hyde Street towards the Bay.

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Photo by Hiroshi Sugimoto, from the Victoria & Albert Museum, London.Alhambra’s got international appeal! According to Flickr: Hiroshi Sugimoto was born in Tokyo in 1948. ‘Alhambra, San Francisco,’ (1992) is part of a long-standing and on-going project of photographing theatres. Sugimoto records the ambient light created by the cinema screen. The drama of the light [...]

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A poem. Published in 1915 in Sunset: The Pacific Monthly, Volume 35. Night and the hill to me! Silence no sound that jars; Above, of stars a sea; Below, a sea of stars! Trancèd in slumber’s sway, The city at its feet. A tang of salty spray Blends with the odors sweet From garden-close and [...]

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Happens everyday, with or without Eddie Vedder and the time-lapse effect. But this smoker thinks he’s special.

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