AXIS / PRAXIS

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Aidan Koch from The Paris Review

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Have Yourself a Sequoical Day: a Trip to John Muir’s House

A trip to the historical site is a good way to get to know Muir as well as the greater Bay Area.

I wrote this. It’s about a bike ride, the Bay Area, and John Muir. Peace.

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Flavin @ BAM. Go see Will Brown tonight.

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schuhtutehemd: 1950-60s Hong Kong

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via NYTimes

A page of famous names (thought to be written around 1987) from one of the eight composition books on view at the Brooklyn Museum next month. Jean-Michel Basquiat, “Untitled Notebook Page,” circa 1987, collection of Larry Warsh/Copyright © Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat, all rights reserved/Licensed by Artestar, New York/Photo: Sarah Desantis, Brooklyn Museum

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Green olives, green Mercedes, and green cabbage on a tiny island in Croatia.

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Willow Bough wallpaper by William Morris

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Haus Rucker Co., Oasis no. 7, installed at documenta 5, Kassel, Germany, 1972

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Bookstore by James Miles

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On October 18 please come to San Francisco and hear new work from three different writers named Jason. We're going to be reading at the new location of Needles & Pens. 1173 Valencia St., San Francisco CA. Starts at 7:30pm. Peace.

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Modern Life and the High Line...via NYTimes

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Augustus Thompson 

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Eric Schlosser looks at the truths behind Stanley Kubrick’s 1964 film “Dr. Strangelove,” which celebrates its fiftieth anniversary this month: http://nyr.kr/1hmRfY8

“In retrospect, Kubrick’s black comedy provided a far more accurate description of the dangers inherent in nuclear command-and-control systems than the ones that the American people got from the White House, the Pentagon, and the mainstream media.”

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Yo! Check out my new zine for sale at @andpens or get it directly through me. Short stories by moi and art by @nak_champa ✌️

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couple framed jams from the Straight 2 DVD show (miami ‘13)

thanks to the still house homies

pppp

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Barbara Nessim, cover artwork for Chopin a la Moog by Hans Wurman, 1970. 

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(via PINK HAUNTED HOUSE | 01 Magazine)