A photo of Ruth Asawaâs Noe Valley home in San Francisco by Rondal Partridge (Featured as a backdrop in her retrospective at SFMOMA.)
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A photo of Ruth Asawaâs Noe Valley home in San Francisco by Rondal Partridge (Featured as a backdrop in her retrospective at SFMOMA.)
âSoft Tech is a term weâve used and defended since the late sixties. Soft signifies that something is alive, resilient, adaptive, maybe even lovable.â
Via the wonderful Whole Earth Index site by Jon Gacnik and Mindy Seu. You can read the whole magazine here.
Patti Smith, Wool Gathering, 1992
via Gallery98, where you can purchase a signed copy
Monograms by Jean Puiforcat
Just some colors and some light đâ€ïž
Ohlson Recreation Center, designed by Moore Lyndon Turnbull Whitaker, built by Matthew Sylvia in 1971 đ
Promoting this story pic to full post status. I have it as my phone wallpaper and it brings me joy daily to see it on my lock screen. May you be cared for, secure and standing in the light like this today.
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âUntitledâ (1973) by Jay DeFeo, on view as part of Bruce Conner & Jay DeFeo: We Are Not What We Seem at Paula Cooper Gallery in New York City, via this NYT article.
Landon Speers, âUpper Bayâ (top) and âCalifornia Buckwheatâ, both 2016. Prints available at Picture Room.
San Francisco paintings by Ben Aronson, on view now as part of his show Sightlines at Jenkins Johnson Gallery. I think he gets the light right.
Carlos Raul Villanevaâs Casa Sotavento beach house in Caraballeda, Venezuela, completed in 1958. Via Commune.
Pre-Cycladic vessels, c.3000-2200, and installation views from TRADE SYLLABLES, organized by Andreas Melas and Christopher Garrett in Athens, Greece in 2019.
Noyes Chair by Green River Project
Tommy McDermott
Photos of Sea Ranch by Jason Fulford and illustrations of the various players involved in its creation by Tamara Shopsin for Travel + Leisure. Pretty much a dream combo. So good.
Tonightâs family art / internet content project with was a huge success, and shall now be immortalized here for all time.