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a stroll down 22nd street Florida to SVN

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Potrero from 22nd to 17th

Tauba Auerbach

Thank you Mr. Mcmanus for sharing.

All kinds of brilliant coming out of this woman...

work was pulled from artist site here

couch sleepers

One of the glorious things about living in cities is that it they are frequent transit points. Easier and cheaper to get in and out of for any type of traveler. I remember living in Los Angeles and having friends consistently slumbering on the couch coming in from all over. Not much has changed as my years in San Francisco start to add up. Here is my dear friend Emily visiting me from Montana. Glory days.

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Insurance maps of San Francisco

Stunning.

One of my most favorite things in San Francisco...

Fire insurance maps from the Sanborn Map Company Archives, late 19th century to 1990.

California / a microfilm project of University Publications of America.

How do I own this?

A little more info I found here

ALL OF US OR NONE: political poster archive assembled by Michael Rossman

was just acquired by the The Oakland Museum of California.

I am looking forward to seeing these on walls. The art work is slick.

Rowe, Frank, 1980

1970

Robert Brown Elliott League (SF), 1970

"VHM", 1971

[SFSU student strike] 1969

©Rowe, Frank , 1953

Client: Black Mesa Defense Fund, 1971

The collection is slowly being released on the web here

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OPENrestaurant

A well executed idea out of Oakland. Putting sweet love into into awareness and education. Props.

This was their beautiful letter pressed menu for one of the meals...

more info here

rainbow crystals

geeking out on light in my mother's doorway

Sit someone down in that and tell me it wouldn't look good.

I'd give you crazy eyes.

Dustin Aksland

Dustin Aksland.

It is nothing new to the San Francisco photo kids when we hear people moving to New York. Dustin Aksland is no exception.

This MoTown sugar daddy soaked up an education and hustled San Francisco. He misses it, but how do you say no to New York? No doubt he will take the East with such ease.

Mr. Aksland’s photographs are snapped with a beautiful eye of a neat art man. Dustin leaves a wake of good times, sticky shoes, and full enjoyment behind him. True to all he does, we enjoyed a mimosa portrait session while he was visiting. Good man.

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